9to5Mac's Security Bite podcast features OpenHack founder and CEO Ananay Arora discussing AI-powered vulnerability discovery, Apple's Security Bounty Program and first CVE paths.
The Guardian has opened autumn submissions for its Young Country Diary, asking UK children aged 8 to 14 to write 200 to 250 words about a recent encounter with nature. The deadline is noon on 2 November.
TechRadar exclusively reveals “Sibling Theme” from Control Resonant; composer Petri Alanko says it reflects Jesse and Dylan’s bond.
vivo has launched the X Fold 6 globally in several European markets, offering a 6,900mAh battery, a 200MP main camera and a 200mm telephoto extender lens.
Flydubai flight makes emergency landing after pilot stabbing; FBI probes claimed employee-data hack.
DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg is launching an AI-focused studio, and an AI-generated trailer has won a $2.5 million prize to become a feature film, even as searches for "movies with no AI" climb 345 percent in a month.
TechRadar's 1 Oct 2026 review calls the Cambridge A100 SE cheap wireless earbuds that hit the right notes.
BT Business launched 'AI from BT', including a 24/7 AI receptionist, to help UK small firms capture calls they currently miss.
A powerful El Niño is already affecting global weather, but NOAA is planning a smaller research effort than in 2015-16, with further projects awaiting Congress and the Trump administration seeking to eliminate its research office.
The FAA is preparing to test a $875 million AI-assisted airspace-management tool that it says keeps humans in charge, while a PwC survey finds companies lack agreement on who owns AI risk.
Google has brought back its Pixel Referral Program, offering 10% off a Pixel and up to $500 in Store credit for eligible referrers. Android Authority also details a Pixel 80% charge limit and ways to keep a four-year-old Android phone running.
Samsung has begun rolling out a redesigned SmartThings app to Android devices, adding compact device and routine cards, resizing and rearranging options, a Favorites section and an updated TV remote.
Borderless Gaming now adds DLSS 5 neural rendering via its BGFX pipeline, avoiding game DLL swaps or game-specific mods.
Google Antigravity is now in the Play Store, but the agent-first development platform is built for Googlebooks and marked incompatible with regular Android phones. Android Authority says a sideload attempt on a Pixel failed during Terminal VM setup.
Apple may launch a smart display, HomePod mini 2 and faster Apple TV 4K on Oct. 13, Android Authority says, citing Bloomberg.
Lavazza's Tabli coffee maker, which uses tablets made entirely of ground coffee instead of capsules, is now available in the UK after a July US launch. It costs $139.99 in the US and £199 in the UK, with tabs priced from about 42p per drink.
TechRadar's Max says a 4K Blu-ray player remains essential for high-quality movie viewing, and flags a Panasonic model at 25% off.
Google has reportedly enabled VoLTE on Pixel 11 phones in unsupported markets, with older devices left out for now.
The Celebrity Traitors returns Oct. 1 on BBC One and iPlayer, with Claudia Winkleman hosting 21 celebrities.
NVIDIA released Kumo Tabular, open tabular foundation models for one-pass prediction with commercial-use weights.
TechRadar says readers can save 15% on every De’Longhi coffee machine for International Coffee Day, October 1, 2026.
Google Japan unveiled a DIY Gboard keyboard with keys on a moving conveyor belt. Open-source concept is not for sale.
Three consortia led by SK Telecom, KT and Kakao will launch closed beta AI services in October under South Korea's government-led AI for All project, Yonhap News reported.
TechRadar says the $399.99 Chefman Coffee Station Pro brews ten ways, but Nespresso capsule results are weak.