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Bitcoin Near $120K, Altcoins Soar as New Crypto Law Sparks Market Frenzy – July 27–28, 2025 Crypto Roundup

Le Bitcoin approche des 120 000 $, les altcoins s’envolent alors qu’une nouvelle loi sur les cryptomonnaies déclenche la frénésie du marché – Récapitulatif crypto des 27–28 juillet 2025

La loi GENIUS a été promulguée par le président Donald Trump, marquant la première grande législation fédérale sur la crypto aux États-Unis. La loi GENIUS exige un adossement 1:1 avec des dollars ou des bons du Trésor pour les stablecoins et interdit
septembre 9, 2025

Technology News

  • Natasha Lyonne Urges Human-Centered AI and Fair Pay in Filmmaking
    December 10, 2025, 3:36 PM EST. Actress and entrepreneur Natasha Lyonne argues that AI should empower artists, not erase them. Speaking at Fortune's Brainstorm AI in San Francisco, she warned that AI's focus on replacing screenwriters reflects cost-cutting, not creativity, and urged C-suite leaders to rethink its use. Lyonne, co-founder of Animal Pictures and Asteria Film Co., champions a democratized filmmaking ecosystem where artists are paid for their expertise and content is licensed or cleared. She calls for a seat at the table for more people to shape AI applications and stresses protecting the full creative ecosystem-from crews to drivers-from models built on unlicensed work. Her stance underscores a push for licensed, cleared content and more humane deployment of generative AI in film.
  • Pixel 9 and 10 gain Notification Organizer to silence junk alerts in Android 16 QPR2
    December 10, 2025, 3:34 PM EST. Google's new Notification Organizer is rolling out with Android 16 QPR2 and the December Feature Drop, aimed at cutting alert overload on Pixels. The on-device AI filters alerts by four categories - Promotions, News, Social, and Suggested - and places low-priority pings in a Silent section, keeping urgent messages front and center. By default, Promotions and News are enabled; Social and Suggested require a toggle. The feature is exclusive to Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 (not the 9a) and currently rolling out in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, and Japan with English language. Users may need a restart to see the option under Settings > Notifications > Notification Organizer. It complements Do Not Disturb rather than replacing it, offering nuanced, on-device filtering for a calmer notification shade.
  • Apple Studio Display rumored to upgrade with A19 chip, ProMotion, and HDR in 2026
    December 10, 2025, 3:32 PM EST. Rumors point to a 2026 refresh of the Studio Display featuring an A19 chip, ProMotion 120Hz, and HDR. Based on code findings, Macworld's Filipe Espósito suggests HDR could indicate a switch to Mini-LED for higher brightness. The current model runs an A13 Bionic, 60Hz, and SDR. If these upgrades arrive, they could make a meaningful revision even without other changes. Launch timing is unclear: alongside the M5 MacBook Pro early next year or with the M5 Mac Studio and Mac mini later. Bloomberg also mentions a second display, possibly a Pro Display XDR successor. Separate leaks hint at an A19 iPad and N1 next year. What features would you prioritize in Apple's next Studio Display?
  • Jeff Williams, former Apple COO, nominated to join Disney's board of directors
    December 10, 2025, 3:28 PM EST. Disney is expanding its board and has nominated Jeff Williams, the former Apple chief operating officer, to join as an independent director at the 2026 annual meeting. Williams, who spent 27 years at Apple and retired on Nov. 15, would bring a tech-operations and product-design background to Disney, aligning with its push into AI, mixed-reality experiences, and streaming. If elected, the slate would grow from 10 to 11 directors. Disney chairman James Gorman praised Williams's leadership across hardware, software, and global supply chains, including guiding the Apple Watch and health initiatives. Williams also helped steer Apple's supply chain and launched critical products, offering a bridge between technology and entertainment for Disney's modernization efforts.
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Now 28% Off on Amazon
    December 10, 2025, 3:26 PM EST. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is a workhorse tablet with AI smarts and a durable design that lasts all day. With 28% off on Amazon right now, this deal makes a premium Android tablet more accessible. Expect an all-day battery, a vibrant display, and smooth multitasking for productivity, media, and creative tasks. If you're shopping for a high-end tablet this season, the Galaxy Tab S10+ offers strong performance and great value at this discount.