Apple has laid off employees in its Vision Pro and Siri teams as it shifts focus to smart glasses and next-gen AI tech.

The latest evidence of that comes courtesy of AppleInsider, which reported this week that Apple has cut at least 60 workers from its Apple Vision Group, which worked on the Vision Pro headset. This move came just a couple of weeks before longtime CEO Tim Cook is set to hand the reins over to John Ternus,

Apple is cutting jobs across teams responsible for its Siri digital assistant and Vision Pro headset as the tech giant seeks to refocus its efforts on artificial intelligence (AI) and new devices, media reports said.

Apple is cutting jobs across teams working on Siri and Vision Pro as it shifts resources towards AI and future products. The restructuring includes changes to Siri development, Vision Pro gaming and immersive video,

Amazon’s planned expansion of its Prime Air drone delivery network into hundreds of additional U.S. communities, including the Cleveland area, is generating excitement among shoppers who could receive eligible orders in less than an hour.

Amazon's Prime Air drones are set to reach nearly 500 U.S. cities and towns this year, 13 years after Jeff Bezos unveiled the idea on 60 Minutes. Also on this week's episode: John Cook's visit inside Anduril's unmarked Bellevue office,

Prime Air drones are rated for packages up to 5 pounds, a threshold the company said covers more than 60% of its most commonly ordered products.

Hanover is hosting a meeting for residents to learn more about a new Amazon drone delivery service coming to parts of the county. In a recent post, the county said Amazon has plans to launch its Prime Air drone delivery service in a section of the locality.

The requests target Discord accounts and a GitHub repository connected to the ongoing GTA 6 leak investigation.

The parent of Rockstar Games has also been demanding Discord crack down on messages that've been sharing information about the GTA 6 leaks.

Take-Two Interactive Software Inc., the parent company of Rockstar Games, filed two subpoenas on Aug. 20 in the Southern District Court of New York, as first reported by Kotaku. The subpoenas specifically cite "stolen content,

The scariest Grand Theft Auto 6 story of the week never came from the leaker. Insider Gaming reported on August 22 that Cyberleek had threatened to release a complete playable build unless Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive stopped pursuing them.