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Apple Preps iPhone Duo Launch; Tencent Yuanqi to Shut Down; SpaceXAI Renamed SpaceXSI

Apple preps iPhone Duo launch; Cook visits Guangzhou; Tencent Yuanqi to shut down; SpaceXAI renamed SpaceXSI.

Companies · Products & Applications · Large Language Models

Cloudflare Releases Clef-omni, a 30B-A3B Multimodal Decision Model for Text, Images, Audio and Video

Cloudflare released Clef-omni on Oct. 9, 2026, an open-weight 30B-A3B MoE model that returns probability-scored decisions across text, images, audio and video in one call.

Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation · Companies

Study finds many new cars share data with third-party companies

A Northeastern University study of 21 late-model cars and 30 automaker apps found 19 cars sent data to at least one third-party company and 28 apps contacted an advertising or analytics company, with some sharing VINs, email addresses and precise locations. Four GM apps sent VINs to 10 companies, and Honda later asked Amplitude to delete location data.

Companies · Products & Applications

Blizzard Says World of Warcraft: Forever Has No Plans for Modern WoW Races

Blizzard says WoW: Forever will not add modern WoW races, focusing instead on foundational Warcraft lore and its own continuity.

Products & Applications · Companies

Apple to Announce HomeView Smart Home Hub on Tuesday, Gurman Says

Apple to unveil HomeView smart home hub with display and A18 chip, plus updated Apple TV and HomePod mini, report says.

Products & Applications · Companies

MSI launches 16-inch Prestige N16 Flip AI+ with Nvidia RTX Spark, up to 128GB RAM

MSI launched the Prestige N16 Flip AI+, a 16-inch RTX Spark convertible with up to 128GB RAM and a 2TB SSD, joining Microsoft, Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS and Acer in Nvidia's new laptop ecosystem. Prices start at $3,299 in the US.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies

theCUBE to Cover SEMICON West as AI Reshapes Chip Engineering

theCUBE will cover SEMICON West on Oct. 14, focusing on AI-powered chip engineering and Vinci4D's $250M funding.

Companies · Cybersecurity

Elgin Community College Asked Flock to Remove Cameras, Company Refused, Report Says

Elgin Community College asked Flock Safety to remove six cameras in October 2025, but the company refused, leading staff to cover the devices until the contract expired in April 2026, The Verge reported.

Products & Applications · Companies

Anbernic Reveals RG DDS Dual-Screen Handheld Built Around 3DS Aspect Ratios

Anbernic has announced the RG DDS, a clamshell dual-screen handheld pairing a 5:3 main display with a 4:3 secondary screen, running Qualcomm's Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 chip.

Products & Applications · Companies

New Apple TV Rumored to Gain Built-In Mic and Remote Speaker

Rumored Apple TV adds built-in mic for Siri and a remote speaker for finding the remote; it may ship Oct. 30 with an A19 chip.

Products & Applications · Companies

Apple's smart home hub reportedly named HomeView, launching at 'Welcome home' event

Bloomberg says Apple's smart home hub will be called HomeView, debut at its 'Welcome home' event and ship in November.

Policy & Regulation · Autonomous Driving · Companies

Federal Exemption Clears Warning-Device Roadblock for Self-Driving Trucks

U.S. regulators granted Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI a five-year exemption allowing autonomous trucks to use cab-mounted warning beacons instead of roadside reflective triangles, a change the companies say removes a key commercial barrier.

Companies · Products & Applications · Markets

Dawn Myers' Richualist Builds Mint Tool for Textured Hair

TechCrunch reports that Richualist founder Dawn Myers has developed Mint, a refillable hair tool that detangles, conditions, gels and styles textured hair in one stroke, aiming to cut wash-day styling from about 80 minutes to 7-10 minutes.

Products & Applications · Companies

Flahy uses knowledge graphs to support AI-powered healthcare decisions

Flahy is using knowledge graphs to connect biological and clinical data for AI-powered healthcare decisions, CEO Jagjit Singh said.

Companies · Products & Applications

Atlassian AI chiefs say teamwork, not silver bullets, is the answer to enterprise AI chaos

Atlassian's top AI executives used the Team Europe 26 conference to argue that companies have already adopted AI but still lack ways to use it well, pitching "multiplayer" agents, automatic model selection and new Loom and Rovo features as the fix.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Efferon Targets Pediatric Sepsis With CE-Marked Blood Purification Device

Efferon NEO, a pediatric blood purification device from startup Efferon, received CE marking in April and is used in 30 countries. The company is preparing an FDA filing and targets $2 million in annualized revenue by the end of 2026.

Products & Applications · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

PS5 Pro Shortage Tightens as GTA 6 Launch Approaches

PS5 Pro supply is constrained through at least 2027 as GTA 6 demand builds, with resale prices far above MSRP.

Products & Applications · Companies

Apple to Unveil HomeView, New Apple TV 4K and HomePod Mini as iPhone Duo Retail Plans Take Shape

Apple is set to unveil HomeView, new Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini on Tuesday, with iPhone Duo demos and pricier iPad mini also in focus.

Products & Applications · Companies

Android Automotive vs. Google Built-in: Two Google Car Systems, Two Different Roles

Engadget explains the difference between Android Automotive, an open-source car operating system, and Google Built-in, a licensed app suite that includes Google Maps and Gemini.

Companies · Products & Applications

Vurt Bets Vertical Microdramas Belong on Smart TVs

Vurt, a vertical microdrama streaming startup, has launched Apple TV and Android TV apps, offering 3,500 episodes across more than 100 shows. Its userbase has grown from 10,000 to 675,000 since March as it bets on free, ad-supported vertical entertainment for wide screens.

Products & Applications · Companies

Version History Examines Why the LeapPad Couldn't Survive the iPad

The Verge's Version History examines the LeapPad's rise as a top US toy and why its maker could not follow it up.

Companies · Products & Applications

Horror Becomes Big Business Across Games, Film, Streaming and Haunts

Horror has grown into a dominant commercial force in 2026, from Resident Evil sales to low-budget film hits and streaming series, as U.S. Halloween spending is expected to top $13 billion.

Products & Applications · Companies

NBA Could Debut 'Smart Ball' for Officiating as Soon as 2027, Silver Says

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told CNBC the league may use a microchipped 'smart ball' in games as soon as 2027, starting with officiating, while consumer and wearable applications remain under discussion.

Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Apple's 2026 MacBook Pro Prices Rise After AI-Driven Component Shortage

Engadget compares 2021 and 2026 MacBook Pro prices, showing AI-driven component shortages raised Apple's laptop costs.