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Bought games on PlayStation Store? You may be eligible for Sony’s $7.85 million payout

Published By Shubham Arora| 05 May 2026, 08:32 AM

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From concept to reality? OpenAI AI phone details leaked

Leaks suggest OpenAI is fast-tracking its AI-first smartphone with a customised Dimensity chipset, dual-NPU setup, LPDDR6 RAM and advanced HDR imaging. Mass production could begin as early as 2027, though details remain speculative.
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Sony PlayStation Settlement: Who Gets Paid

Sony Interactive Entertainment has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement over PlayStation Store sales. Eligible US users who bought digital games between 2019 and 2023 may receive compensation via PSN wallet credit or other payment methods.
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Elon Musk has agreed to settle a legal dispute over delayed disclosure of his Twitter stake by paying $1.5 million. The case highlights the importance of timely reporting in financial markets and how such delays can impact investors.
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Indian Space Research Organisation is exploring a deal with Roscosmos to access engines like RD-191. This could improve rocket capacity, support missions like Gaganyaan, and help India build stronger launch systems.
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