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- 1Israel releases footage of strike killing captor of Noa Argamani▼Watch: Israel releases footage of strike killing terrorist who abducted Noa Argamani
Israel's military has published footage of an airstrike that killed the militant responsible for abducting Noa Argamani during the October 7, 2023 attack. Argamani, one of the most recognized hostages of the war, was rescued alive in June 2024. The release of the strike footage is drawing attention as the Gaza conflict and the fate of hostages remain central to public debate.
- 2Israeli operation kills Oct. 7 kidnapper of Noa Argamani●Oct. 7 terrorist seen kidnapping Noa Argamani in viral video is killed in Israeli operation
Israel says it has killed a militant involved in the October 7 kidnapping of Noa Argamani, the Israeli woman whose abduction was captured in one of the most widely shared videos of the Hamas-led attack. Argamani was later rescued by Israeli forces in June 2024. News of the militant's death has drawn attention because of the footage's lasting notoriety.
- 3The smart home graveyard is getting crowded●The smart home graveyard is getting crowded https://www.theverge.com/column/1000778/smart-home-june-oven-graveyard # Sma
The Verge has published a column arguing that the smart home market is filling up with abandoned products, using the June oven as its latest example. Devices that once promised connected convenience are being discontinued or losing software support, leaving buyers with hardware that stops working. The piece is resonating with readers who have grown wary of internet-connected appliances that depend on company servers and ongoing corporate commitment.
- 4iOS 27 brings an improvement to Apple Pay on iPhone●iOS 27 makes a great change to Apple Pay on iPhone
Apple's next iPhone software update, iOS 27, will reportedly introduce a notable improvement to Apple Pay, according to reporting from 9to5Mac. Details on the exact feature remain limited, but the change is expected to make paying with an iPhone easier or more flexible. Apple typically previews major iOS updates at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June.
- 5Bitcoin rebounds 44.2% from June low as profit-taking looms●Bitcoin rebounds 44.2% from June low but rising profits may trigger profit-taking pressure.
Bitcoin has climbed 44.2% from its June low, extending a recovery that has restored confidence among investors after months of weakness. Analysts caution, however, that the rally has left many holders sitting on significant unrealized gains, which could prompt selling and trigger profit-taking pressure that slows or reverses the rebound.
- 6Bitcoin rebounds 44% from June low, echoing 2021 pattern●Bitcoin recovers 44% from its June low as BTC’s 2021 pattern resurfaces
Bitcoin has climbed roughly 44% from its June low, and analysts are drawing comparisons to the price behavior seen in 2021. Market watchers say the recovery mirrors a pattern from that year, fueling debate over whether BTC is entering a sustained uptrend or setting up for another pullback.