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Apple ships iOS 27.0.1, iPadOS 27.0.1, iOS 26.7.1 and macOS security updates

Apple released iOS 27.0.1 to fix iPhone 18 Pro Face ID restarts and other bugs, plus iOS 26.7.1 security fixes and macOS updates including macOS 27.0.1 Golden Gate, according to 9to5Mac.

World · Products & Applications

Lithium-ion battery caused Merseyside fire that killed mother and three children

Merseyside fire officials said a lithium-ion battery caused the blaze that killed Elisha Brabin, 36, and her three children in Bootle. The fire service urged people to use approved batteries and chargers.

Products & Applications · Companies

Bose launches wired USB-C Noise Canceling Earbuds for $99

Bose has announced wired USB-C Noise Canceling Earbuds with active noise cancellation, 24-bit/48kHz audio, an in-line remote and an IPX4 rating. They cost $99 and go on sale Oct. 15.

Products & Applications

TechRadar Identifies 12 Amazon Haul Home Office Deals, Most Under $15

TechRadar has identified 12 Amazon Haul home office tech deals, including chargers, fans, laptop stands, cable organizers and a wireless mouse. Most items are priced under $15.

Products & Applications

TechRadar Critic Backs 'The Creep Tapes' Season 3 and 'Silent Hill: Townfall', Tells Viewers to Skip Shudder's 'Parasomnia'

TechRadar's Lucy Buglass gave positive verdicts to The Creep Tapes season 3 and the game Silent Hill: Townfall, and urged viewers to skip Shudder's Parasomnia.

Companies · Products & Applications

Meta Launches Enterprise AI Platform, Taps MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to Lead It

Meta launched Meta Enterprise Platform to sell its AI stack to businesses, naming MongoDB CEO Chirantan “CJ” Desai to lead the unit as MongoDB shares fell more than 17%.

Markets · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Nvidia Authorizes Additional $150 Billion Buyback, Raising Remaining Program to $235 Billion

Nvidia’s board approved an additional $150 billion stock buyback, raising remaining authorization to $235 billion. CNBC’s Jim Cramer said active repurchases could change the stock’s trajectory as Nvidia trails the semiconductor ETF despite strong earnings.

Products & Applications

Engadget Publishes Guide to Safely Debloating Windows 11

Engadget's guide recommends manual app removal, WinUtil and restore points to debloat Windows 11 safely.

Products & Applications

Indie Developer's Duo-Man App Turns iPhone Duo Into a Virtual Walkman

Indie developer Vidit Bhargava built Duo-Man, a virtual Walkman app that uses the iPhone Duo's two screens to mimic cassette playback.

Cybersecurity · Products & Applications

NymVPN Asks Users to Update Apps Before Credential System Upgrade

NymVPN asks users to update apps before a planned decentralized credential system upgrade. No date was set.

Companies · Products & Applications · Markets

Apple Hit With $5.7 Billion Taptic Engine Verdict as Leaks Point to New Devices

9to5Mac Daily's Sept. 28, 2026 episode recapped a $5.7 billion verdict against Apple over Taptic Engine patent infringement, alongside leaks and reports about a new Apple TV 4K, HomePod mini, iPad mini details, and a new Vision Pro with different form factors under consideration.

AI Chips & Compute · Cybersecurity · Companies

Nvidia Unveils $150 Billion Buyback and AI Agent Safety Platform as Shares Gain

Nvidia authorized an added $150 billion buyback and launched an Open Agent Safety Platform meant to keep AI models inside controlled test environments, lifting its shares more than 2% toward May's record.

Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity

Bill Gates Says AI Kill Switch Alone Is Not Enough

Bill Gates said an AI kill switch alone would not address the technology's risks. In an NBC interview aired Sunday, he called for monitoring, record-keeping and legislation, saying the urgent danger is misuse by bad actors rather than autonomous AI.

Companies · Products & Applications

Momentic Debuts Mo AI Agent to Automate Software Testing Without Scripts

Momentic Inc. launched Mo, an AI agent that tests software from natural-language instructions, product documents or issue tickets, with the aim of removing script maintenance from quality assurance. The company said customers including Notion have been testing the agent.

Products & Applications

Open earbuds sales climb 12% as wider wireless market slips, Omdia data shows

Omdia data cited by TechRadar shows open-ear earbuds sales rose 12% in the year to the second quarter of 2026 while the wider true wireless market fell about 2%. Clip-on models took 61% of open-ear sales, and sub-$50 buds grew more than 320%.

Products & Applications · Policy & Regulation

Gene-edited non-browning bananas move closer to UK supermarkets

Gene-edited non-browning bananas from Tropic could reach UK shoppers after Defra approved a marketing notice.

Research

CESifo Study Finds Little Direct Evidence AI Is Driving Graduate Unemployment

A CESifo report covered by TechRadar says there is little direct evidence that AI is causing recent-graduate unemployment to rise, though it links remote work to some job risk and says future effects cannot be ruled out.

Products & Applications

Amazon's Alexa for Shopping Can Watch Prices and, for Prime Members, Buy the Item

Amazon's Alexa for Shopping can track a product's price and alert US shoppers when it hits a chosen level, and eligible Prime members can have the assistant place the order automatically. Engadget's guide walks through the settings and the limits of Auto Buy.

Companies · Products & Applications · Markets

Blitzy Bets on Neo4j Knowledge Graphs to Ground Autonomous Coding Agents

Blitzy says autonomous coding’s hardest problem is understanding the system, not writing code, and uses Neo4j knowledge graphs to keep agents grounded in large codebases.

Products & Applications

TechRadar Article Asks Whether .WEB Can Reshape the Domain Landscape

TechRadar asks whether .WEB can reshape the domain landscape; the provided text is limited to author Owain’s biography.

Products & Applications · Companies

Honor Launches Magic 9 Pro Max in China With Arri-Tuned Dual 200MP Cameras

Honor has launched the Magic 9 Pro Max in China, a Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 flagship with dual 200MP rear cameras calibrated under a partnership with professional film camera maker Arri.

Companies · Products & Applications

Google Says Some Newer Chromebooks Will Be Eligible for Googlebook OS

Google says many of its newest Chromebooks will be eligible to switch to Googlebook OS, but it has not named models or a timeline. The first Android-powered Googlebooks go on sale next week.

Large Language Models · Companies · Products & Applications

Anthropic Launches Faster, Cheaper Sonnet 5.5 as Vespper Debuts DOCX MCP

Anthropic launched Claude Sonnet 5.5, a faster, cheaper mid-tier model. Vespper debuted a DOCX MCP for AI agents.

AI Chips & Compute · Robotics · Markets

SiMa.ai Raises $150 Million Series C at $1.45 Billion Valuation

SiMa.ai raised a $150 million Series C at a $1.45 billion valuation to expand chips and software for on-device physical AI.