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Microsoft Teams to add third-party deepfake detection and impersonation warnings
Microsoft will add third-party deepfake detection and impersonation warnings to Teams in November 2026, TechRadar reports.
Microsoft will add third-party deepfake detection and impersonation warnings to Teams in November 2026, TechRadar reports.
U.S. stocks rose Friday, helped by calm oil and bond markets, as investors weighed SpaceX's Starlink mobile expansion, conflicting OpenAI revenue reports and a surge in options hedging against a tech pullback.
Android Authority reports that PS5SX2 v2.00 adds frame generation up to 120 FPS, 8x PS5 Pro resolution scaling, HD texture packs, and some online multiplayer, but only on jailbroken PS5s running firmware v13.60 or lower.
Webb telescope traces the farthest fast radio burst to a small early galaxy, pointing to a supernova origin.
Raspberry Pi has raised prices again because of rising memory costs. TechRadar reports the 8GB Raspberry Pi 5 costs $199.95 on Amazon, while the $259.99 CanaKit Starter Kit Pro adds a case, cooling, power, cables and a 128GB microSD card.
Tian Keyu, the Peking University PhD student ByteDance dismissed in 2024 for tampering with colleagues' training code, has raised $30 million from 5Y Capital and IDG for a stealth world-model lab valued at $200 million, according to Leiphone.
Breadstick Linux, a third-party Play Store app, runs Debian in a container and adds desktop mode, easier setup and recommended apps for Linux on Googlebooks. It has now been tuned for Google-powered laptops and supports Intel-based models.
Kalshi traders now see a 75% chance that more than 5,100 U.S. data centers will be planned or operating before 2027.
Apple's Oct. 13 'Welcome home' event is expected to bring a smart display, new Apple TV, HomePod mini and HomeKit gear.
Xona Space Systems is preparing to launch six satellites this month to begin beta-testing Pulsar, a commercial navigation and timing service that promises centimeter-level precision and stronger signals than GPS.
Alanko says Dylan's Control Resonant theme is Jesse's theme played backward, reflecting growth and an involuntary hero.
IKEA's new Stengrönska alarm clock adds a wireless phone charger, temperature and humidity readings and three alarms. It is on sale only in Japan and China for now, priced at ¥4,999 in Japan.
Volkswagen has introduced the ID. Tiguan as the replacement for the ID.4, after nearly a million ID.4 and ID.5 sales worldwide. The new electric crossover uses the MEB+ platform and offers up to 600 km of WLTP range.
MIT Tech Review’s Oct. 9 newsletter covers AI refusal failures, GLP-1 side effects, and Envision’s renewable data centers.
Anthropic offers free vulnerability scans to open-source projects via OSS Scanner, using AI reports without human review.
Shaquille O'Neal joined NordVPN in Times Square to teach Americans about digital threats and promote its antivirus tools.
President Trump said the U.S. will not attack Iran before the Nov. 3 midterms. An ICE officer shot a Dominican immigrant in New York City, and Hurricane Isaias is set to hit the northern Gulf Coast. Ukraine also launched Operation Vivaldi using drones and unmanned land robots.
Gboard users report the Shift key randomly stops working, blocking manual capitalization; temporary fixes often fail.
A 1960 Science paper predicted population would approach infinity on Nov. 13, 2026. Demographers rejected the forecast.
An article in TechRadar says enterprise identity checks should not end at login, urging continuous behavioral and device monitoring to detect session hijacking and account takeover.
Retail investors are borrowing more to buy stocks, with Robinhood's margin book at a record $21.6 billion in the second quarter. A Houston investor's Tesla trades show the potential gains and risks.
As CF patients meet in Atlanta, the final 10% still await a breakthrough after recent trial setbacks.
IBM's Jamie Thomas told the Linux Foundation Open Source Summit that about 66,000 unique vulnerability disclosures are expected in 2026, four times the level of seven years ago, while AI floods maintainers with duplicate and bogus reports.
Credo Technology has moved from eight years of DSP work into optical modules and silicon photonics, pushing its ZeroFlap line from 800G to 1.6T and combining its Cardinal DSP, Kfir200 PIC and PILOT diagnostics, according to Leiphone.