Amazon Unveils Alexa Photo Frame and Echo Time Clock
Amazon has added an Alexa Photo Frame and a bedside Echo Time clock to its Echo lineup, alongside speaker and Echo Show upgrades.
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Apple's Touchscreen MacBook Pro Brings Fingers Onto a Mac Screen for the First Time
Apple has launched a touchscreen MacBook Pro starting at $2,899, with touch sensing built into its PROLED display rather than added as a separate layer.
Amazon Unveils a New Wave of Echo and Smart Home Devices
Amazon has announced several new Echo and smart home products, including an alarm clock and an Alexa-powered home map, though outlets report different totals.
Apple's Fully Loaded Touchscreen MacBook Pro Tops $14,500
Apple's new OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro can reach about $14,549 with every premium upgrade, raising questions about who laptop pricing is for.
UK advertisers face a measurement gap as AI and mobile spend climb
According to TechRadar, UK marketers need clearer mobile-grade measurement to prove AI-driven ad spending pays off, as IAB UK forecasts £45 billion in digital spend.
Felix Mobile Halves Price of Faster Unlimited Plan in Australia
Felix Mobile is offering half off its faster Unlimited+ plan in Australia for six months, with speeds up to 80Mbps, according to TechRadar.
GTA VI may need 210GB on PS5, raising download questions for NBN users
TechRadar reports GTA VI could weigh 210GB on PS5 ahead of its November 19 launch, prompting questions about home broadband download times.
Australia moves to ban AI chatbots built for emotional intimacy
Australia's federal government wants to outlaw AI chatbots designed to create emotional intimacy, as a new online safety bill advances and pressure grows for wider oversight.
Rugtake's T3 Pro rugged Android tablet adds Ethernet and HDMI ports
Rugtake's T3 Pro rugged Android tablet pairs a wired RJ45 port and HDMI output with a 20,080mAh battery and a 10.4-inch 120Hz screen.
Russia Tests Sberbank's GigaChat for Generative Aircraft Design
Russia's United Aircraft Corporation is reportedly testing Sberbank's GigaChat model to help engineers explore future aircraft configurations.
Microsoft Offers Buyouts to 60,000 Workers as AI Spending Grows
Microsoft is offering voluntary redundancy buyouts to about 60,000 employees, roughly a quarter of its global headcount, while it expands AI infrastructure spending.
Apple's Creator Studio Update Brings Motion Effects and AI to Final Cut
Apple's latest Creator Studio update adds MotionVFX tools and AI assistants, and lets Final Cut clips be pulled off the primary timeline.
Windows 11 Adds Built-In Internet Speed Test, Drops Bing Redirect
Microsoft is testing a native internet speed test in Windows 11 that measures upload and download speeds without sending users to a Bing search.
Apple's M6 chip arrives in the iMac and entry MacBook Pro at unchanged prices
Apple has updated the iMac and entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with its M6 chip, adding Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6 while keeping starting prices the same.
Dutch government plans 25,000 job cuts by 2035, leaning on AI
The Netherlands plans to phase out 25,000 government roles by 2035, aiming to save €3.5 billion while using AI to absorb the extra workload.
OpenAI Claims New Math, Computer Science and Physics Results
OpenAI says its models produced a proof that the Exponential Time Hypothesis is false, alongside new math and physics results and a new way of working with outside experts.
Early iPhone Duo screen failures point to a possible hinge problem
Reports from early owners describe iPhone Duo screens failing near the hinge, raising questions about whether a single batch of parts is to blame.
Russian Vessels Reportedly Loitering Near Transatlantic Undersea Cables
The Telegraph reports Russian civilian boats have been seen lingering over cables linking Europe and the US, raising questions about seabed security.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon Targets Huge Coding Jobs, But Most Users May Not Need It
Google's new Gemini 4 Argon model is built for large coding and research tasks, and TechRadar questions whether everyday users need that much power.
Apple acknowledges an inner display issue affecting a small number of iPhone Duo units
Apple says it is aware of an inner display problem on a small number of iPhone Duo units and is directing affected owners to AppleCare.