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Last updated: May 27, 2026, 8:38 PM ET

Insider Trading Shock

A former Google engineer faces a $1 million forfeiture after a Polymarket trade exposed insider activity, a move that rattled the tech‑stock market and prompted Google to tighten internal monitoring protocols. The case underscores the growing scrutiny of AI‑driven prediction platforms where personal data and market moves intersect. Accused of insider trading

Fitbit Air Upsells

The new Google Fitbit Air, a screenless tracker, now offers a suite of features that rival those of Whoop, including a battery life of up to 12 days and a waterproof design rated to 50 meters. Android Central recommends five first‑time‑user actions, from setting up the companion app to customizing workout alerts, to maximize the device’s health‑tracking capabilities. First things to do

Digital Passport Rollout

Samsung Wallet has enabled Galaxy users to present a digital passport at TSA checkpoints across more than 250 U.S. airports, eliminating the need to carry physical IDs. The feature, rolled out last month, works by scanning the passport’s MRZ and generating a QR code that TSA agents can verify. Use Galaxy as passport

Apple Trade‑In Boost

Apple has raised trade‑in values for most older iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches, reflecting a broader trend of higher secondary‑market prices for tech devices. The adjustment means sellers can recover up to 30% more than previous estimates, though the company notes that supply chain constraints may limit the upside for newer models. Increases trade‑in values