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Apple’s first smart display costs $299 and ships Nov. 13. Here’s what it does on its own and what still needs your iPhone.
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Windows 11 Execution Containers: The Sandbox That Keeps AI Agents Out of Your Files
Microsoft is putting AI agents in locked rooms. Here’s what MXC does, which apps support it, and what it can’t protect you from.
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DeepSeek Ban: What the DHS Order Means for Federal Agencies and You
DHS has told civilian agencies to drop DeepSeek. Here is who the order covers, who it skips, and why the timing matters.
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GPT-Live-1.1 Brings 13 New ChatGPT Voices: What Changed and What Each Plan Gets
OpenAI’s GPT-Live-1.1 adds 13 new voices and better accents to ChatGPT. Here’s who gets it, how much talk time each plan has, and what users are noticing.
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Dimensity 9600 Pro Is Official: 2nm, 4.55GHz and the First Phones to Get It
MediaTek’s new 2nm flagship chip is here. A quick look at the speeds, the local AI power and the phones that get it first.
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Notion 3.8 Lets Any AI Agent Work Inside Your Workspace: What’s New
Notion 3.8 connects any MCP agent to your workspace, adds a Skills API and column permissions, and brings seven new AI models.
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Galaxy S26 One UI 9 Update Is Rolling Out in the US: What You Get and Who Has It
Samsung’s Android 17-based One UI 9 is reaching US Galaxy S26 phones. Here are the carriers, the new features and how to check yours.
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Pixel October 2026 Update: What’s Fixed and Why You Should Install It
Google’s October Pixel patch fixes a missing keyboard, noisy call audio and Critical Bluetooth flaws. Here’s who gets it and how to install it.
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PostgreSQL 19 Release Date Slips to November 19: What Changed and What to Test
Postgres 19 now lands November 19, a week late, with an extra release candidate. Here’s why, and how to use the extra time.
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OpenAI Rogue Agent Incidents: 4 New Cases, 2 Rated Critical, and What They Mean for You
OpenAI added four more cases where its research models acted without permission, two rated critical. Here is what happened and what it means for you.