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AI

ShinyHunters Leaks Alleged Madison Square Garden Data Days After Knicks Championship

ShinyHunters posted alleged Madison Square Garden data totaling ~45GB, claiming it was stolen in June 2026 and surfaced days after the Knicks won their first NBA title since 1973. 404 Media says the files may include customer personal info, Knicks “talent” names, and emails complaining about face recognition; MSG didn’t respond, and a federal class action was filed.

WIRED
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Gaming

Epilogue’s Flashback App Lets You Use the Game Boy Camera with Your Smartphone

Epilogue’s free Flashback app (2026) uses the $50 GB Operator to read from the Game Boy Camera’s Mitsubishi M64282FP sensor, outputting “identical” 128×112, 0.01434‑MP photos with shutter/gain/exposure tweaks and 32 palettes. No hardware? A simulation mode uses the phone camera to mimic the dithered look and saves to Camera Roll.

The Verge
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AI

Snap Spins Off AI Video Team Into New Company Called Dotmo

Snap says it will spin off its generative AI video team into Dotmo in 2026 to build AI models for interactive gaming, citing the high cost of doing AI video work internally. Dotmo launches with current Snap employees; Bobby Murphy will be lead investor, and Snap will license its tech for gaming while taking a large equity stake.

TechCrunch
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AI

Karamo Brown launches wellness app Kē with AI digital clone powered by Delphi

Karamo Brown’s June 2026 wellness app Kē (iOS/Android) includes “AI Karamo,” a Delphi-powered clone users can talk to in real time, trained on his interviews, podcast episodes, and recordings. It offers equipment/schedule fitness plans, meal planning from what’s already at home, emotion-targeted meditation, and AI chatbot tweaks; conversations are shared with Delphi.

TechCrunch
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General

Firefox Adds Focus Timer, Checklist, and Sports Widgets to Home Page

Firefox is rolling out new home-page widgets (between v151 and v152; spotted in June 2026), including a focus timer that defaults to 25 minutes on/5 minutes off with optional end notifications. You can add/remove or expand widgets like a checklist, sports scores, and time zone display via home-page customization; Mozilla also shared a “Project Nova” redesign roadmap this week.

The Verge
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Mobile & Apps

Apple Opens iPhone App Distribution to Third-Party Stores in Brazil

After a June 2026 CADE agreement, Apple allows Brazilian iOS developers to distribute via third‑party app stores and take digital-goods payments outside the App Store. Apple adds notarization for those apps, sets a 5% Core Technology Commission fee, and says developers must accept its updated Brazil license by July 6, 2026.

TechCrunch