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More from AI & SoftwareGoogle has turned Gemini into an agent that plans work, delegates to subagents and has its own Workspace account. Here is what it does, who gets it first and what to watch.
Microsoft revealed prices for the Nvidia RTX Spark Surface Laptop Ultra and a $6,000 dev box, plus a Windows 11 feature meant to sandbox AI agents.
Manus, the AI agent startup Meta tried to buy for $2 billion, has raised more than $500 million from Boyu Capital, IDG Capital and existing backers.
OpenAI will watermark ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU. Its own tests show detection drops from about 92% to 66% when 10% of words are swapped.
Mistral AI released Large 4, a 1 trillion parameter multimodal model trained on 4,000 Nvidia GPUs. The open weights are due in about three weeks.
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No Man’s Sky launches on iPhone and iPad on October 28 with a free trial and a $19.99 unlock. Here is what is included, what is missing and which devices run it.
At a Tennessee rally, Trump floated renaming the Atlantic or the Pacific as “Trump Ocean” or “Ocean of the Americas.” No order exists yet, but Apple and Google relabeled the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario for U.S. users within days of his last two orders. Here is why an ocean is a much harder case.
Can a smartwatch help with anxiety? We compare the stress tools on Garmin, Apple Watch, Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch, and explain what the numbers really mean.
Apple is reportedly building a home security device, codenamed J450, that captures images at a low frame rate and sends written descriptions instead of video. It also reportedly uses facial recognition to tell which household member walked in. Apple’s Welcome Home event is October 13, but the camera’s timing is disputed and may be 2027 or later.
Garmin confirmed a Fenix 8 bug that can leave the AMOLED screen stuck bright and drain the battery. Here is who is affected, the tap fix and what to do until the patch lands.
Amazon is scaling camera equipped smart glasses to around 5,000 delivery drivers by the end of 2026 and more than 20,000 by the end of 2027. The glasses photograph whatever enters a driver’s view, including homes and the people in front of them. Amazon blurs faces and license plates, but there is no opt out for property owners and no stated retention limit.