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Li Auto unveiled Lianshan EV tech and lifetime compensation for battery fires that total a car, QbitAI reported.
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Li Auto unveiled Lianshan EV tech and lifetime compensation for battery fires that total a car, QbitAI reported.
Sonos Beam Ultra review: a compact soundbar for TV, streaming and turntables, with limits in stereo and big dynamic scenes.
A Shaoshupai retro review examines the 2006 Samsung Q1, the first UMPC, tracing its tablet-like design and software limits.
South Korea's Army has built a smart camp at its Hanbit Unit base in South Sudan, the first such system at a U.N. peacekeeping base, to improve troop safety and operational efficiency.
Apple TV has premiered the first episode of 'Where's Wanda?' season 2, nearly two years after season 1 ended. The remaining seven episodes will roll out weekly through December 9.
Arda Industries launched with $232M to sell AI software that helps factories design and reconfigure production lines.
YouTube appears to be testing hiding the dislike button for some users, according to a report citing 9to5Google.
A 1 kW home wind turbine can produce about 2,400 kWh yearly in a good site, but wind, zoning and cost limit it to supplemental use, Engadget reports.
TechRadar compares Kindle Scribe and Scribe Colorsoft, weighing color, battery life and price for buyers.
Engadget details Apple Watch Ultra 4 Action Button uses, from workouts and navigation to Accessibility and Shortcuts.
Developer says Block Blast can tune difficulty to ad value; TechRadar reports $127M in ad revenue over five months.
Oura adds Cardio Effort and automatic VO2 Max estimates to its smart ring, Engadget reports.
Apple will take pre-orders for the iPhone Duo on Friday and ship on October 23. The first foldable iPhone starts at $1,999 and comes with camera, biometric and app trade-offs, Engadget reported.
TechRadar posted Oct. 21 solutions for NYT Strands #962, Quordle #1731 and Connections #1228, with all puzzle answers.
TechRadar: WD Elements 6TB desktop drive is $315 at Newegg, a plug-and-play Windows backup with two-year warranty.
Google's Fitbit Edge adds GPS, ECG and aluminum case for $180, versus the $99.95 Inspire 3's plastic design.
Developers use AI coding to strip ads, trackers and bloatware from smart TVs, with projects like dumbtv and cleanyourtv.
Inception AI says its Mercury 3 diffusion model beats GPT-6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5 on 8 of 12 tests at 4-8x speed.
Fortune: Microsoft's 2028 Project Helix console is projected at $1,200–$1,800, with a 2027 handheld planned.
Sony unveiled three Android 16 Walkman players priced $1,900–$5,900, led by a gold-plated 256GB model, The Register reports.
Google is adding Personal Intelligence to Gemini in cars, drawing on Gmail, Calendar, Maps and Photos.
Teamgroup has announced a 128GB DDR5 CQDIMM for AI and creative workloads, rated at 8,000 MT/s at 1.1V, but has not disclosed pricing or retail availability.
Dell CFO David Kennedy says AI token spending needs guardrails, but speed and productivity are the real value drivers.
Monday.com's Elevate conference runs Oct. 28–29 in New York, centered on AI agents that execute work rather than assist; theCUBE airs coverage Oct. 29.