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Google open-sourced TorchTPU, Tencent Cloud opened Yuanbao Search, and Honor launched WIN2 gaming phones.
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Google open-sourced TorchTPU, Tencent Cloud opened Yuanbao Search, and Honor launched WIN2 gaming phones.
SAP's record €10.27 billion quarter came with a raised full-year revenue outlook and a 26% increase in cloud backlog.
ZDNet: Pixel users must disable Google Maps to set Waze as default after an August Android update.
A developer who spent about two years building a blogging platform has announced it on Hacker News, saying a demo blog written in Markdown and raw HTML scores 99 to 100 on Google PageSpeed Insights.
Ifanr's week-long review calls iPhone Duo top-tier but says app gaps and compromises may make waiting worthwhile.
TechRadar published a Lance Ulanoff commentary on Steve Jobs's 'It doesn't work' view of touchscreen MacBooks.
TechRadar deems WiiM's first soundbar a solid virtual-Atmos debut, though it lacks AirPlay 2 and HDMI passthrough.
Apple limits iPhone Duo orders to two per customer after preorders sell out, with some deliveries slipping to late January.
OpenAI plans to make GPT-6 Astra, Sol and Luna available in Google Cloud’s Model Garden within weeks, letting enterprises pay through existing cloud commitments and adding OpenAI models to Google’s cloud marketplace.
YouTube denies testing dislike-button hiding for viewers, saying a creator-only UI moves dislike into three-dot menu.
TechRadar’s review says the SteelSeries Sensei Pro’s swappable battery pucks work well and its tuning and gaming performance are strong, but the mouse is very expensive, lacks Bluetooth and drains quickly at maximum settings.
Recursive released Flint, a 40B open-weight MoE coding model with 2.5B active parameters for local coding agents.
Vercel has released durable-harness, an Apache-2.0 npm package that logs each step of a coding agent turn so a crashed or timed-out cloud function can resume instead of losing work. It wraps Pi, OpenCode, fx, Claude Code and Codex.
TechRadar says Lenovo's MacBook Neo rival arrived a month early, but its report lacks product, pricing and review details.
Quordle #1732: DECAL, WIDTH, WOKEN, LEVER; Strands #963 spangram: FAMILYTIES, TechRadar reported.
TechRadar lists nerd-friendly Advent calendars, from Lego and Funko Pop to cheese and Red Bull.
Le Monde reports Walmart unveiled tools letting AI agents shop for customers, with no further details available.
TechRadar has released a quiz by contributor Becca to help consumers gauge how much retro technology they can handle before bidding on vintage gadgets.
Meta said its AI app Muse has more than 10 million users, with about 25% using it daily and some shoppers making average purchases above $200. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Meta will now focus on scaling and monetizing the agent.
Google Meet brings tile pairing to Android, with iOS due in early November, letting users lock two tiles for interpretation.
US Army tests Airbus MQ-72C autonomous cargo helicopter that reroutes around sudden no-fly zones.
YouTube tests center-screen Google Lens button on paused Shorts, Android Authority reports, drawing complaints.
Recursive released Flint, a free coding model that runs on a laptop and was built largely with its Eureka Machine, an early test of AI improving AI.
Gemini Notebook's new guided flow lets users steer Slide Deck and Video Overview outputs before finalizing them.