Mozilla updated Firefox’s Smart Window AI assistant to use live web information, show source links, suggest tab groups, and search history visually. The beta feature remains optional and privacy-focused.
Anthropic began watermarking Claude text output to comply with EU AI Act, sparking backlash. Here's how the watermark works and why one technologist calls it 'perversion of writing'.
According to Engadget, using Starlink Mini as home internet in the US costs more and comes with data limits and lower network priority.
A demo at an art exhibition shows people expect cameras to explain the world. As AI shifts to on-device inference, sensors are becoming the new bottleneck, sparking a race across the entire imaging stack.
Google released Sovereign Agent Mesh, an open-source zero-config, zero-trust P2P network for AI agents to share tools securely via MCP without exposing internal APIs.
Researchers discovered a Microsoft 365 Copilot Enterprise vulnerability by asking the AI itself, which disclosed an undocumented parameter that bypasses user consent and enables data theft via a single link click.
Comcast is activating free Wi-Fi motion sensing on compatible Xfinity gateways, turning millions of existing routers into home motion detectors via a new app update.
Kraken launches Krak Card, a U.S. cashback debit card paying up to 2% in cash or bitcoin, competing with fintech rivals.
Nimble's SharePower is a 10,000mAh battery pack that splits into two 5,000mAh halves, letting two people charge devices separately. An Engadget review praises its convenience with minor caveats.
Toronto patent research startup NLPatent has rebranded as Clerq and launched agentic workflows that complete patentability analyses in about 10 minutes.
Portnox adds Microsoft Defender integration to police AI agents, SiliconANGLE reported.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer launches Oct 6 on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. Creative director Kieran Crimmins suggests playing with your feet to emulate Sebulba. The game is set in the post-Return of the Jedi Outer Rim.
A dark web seller called TheHatman is selling millions of Azure/Entra employee records claimed to be from McDonald's, Vodafone, TCS and others. Researchers say the data looks authentic; victims say it's old or non-sensitive.
Polaroid's Pokémon-themed limited-edition cameras, film and accessories go up for preorder Aug. 25 in the US, UK and Canada.
Spotify has introduced a new playlist notes tool, according to TechRadar, allowing users to explain their song choices.
Researchers have developed a wearable patch that detects hazardous substances and uses distinct vibrations to warn the wearer. The device can identify six contaminants and may someday save lives in dangerous occupations.
Commvault is tripling the Azure resource coverage of its Cloud Rewind service, adding automated recovery workflows for cloud applications.
Teleport extends infrastructure identity controls to Linux developer desktops, aligning them with servers and databases.
At IJCAI-ECAI 2026 in Bremen, Stanford's Jiajun Wu won the Computers and Thought Award, and the SMOTE paper received the first JAIR Test of Time Award, amid 713 main-track papers.
Google has started rolling out a redesigned Google Wallet interface that fills the screen with pass colors, according to Android Authority.
Microsoft is testing a redesigned Windows 11 right-click menu that is less cluttered, faster, and customizable, with an option to switch to the classic Windows 10 layout.
A Leiphone report outlines how Jiuzhang AI Cloud's reinforcement learning system achieves training-inference consistency, using GLM-5 to show efficient scaling of post-training RL.
Casio has launched the F-B100W, a retro-styled smartwatch with step counting and phone-finder features, now available in the UK for £55.
Sonos brings back iPhone lock screen controls with new Live Activities support, rolling out now in the latest iOS app.