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An open BLE signal from the PMSG hardware project distinguishes idle, recording and mic-live smart glasses, and NearLens says it will…
began Sep 17now
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“PMSG has turned a difficult public-interest problem into an open convention the industry can test, challenge and improve.”— NearLens · full quotes →
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An IEEE research article on communication system design spreads across Hacker News and Mastodon.
Sep 21now
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Windows File History feature stops working on some systems after installing September 2026 security updates.
Sep 21now
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“Microsoft warned that the built-in File History backup feature in Windows may stop working on some systems after installing the September 2026 security updates.”— Microsoft · Bleeping Computer · full quotes →
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The AI infrastructure company's S-1 filing reveals just two clients account for 85% of its contract value.
Sep 21now
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“Nscale's 1,000-fold increase in contacts over the last three years is mainly due to two clients thirsty for artificial intelligence computing capacity…”— Bloomberg · Bloomberg Tech · full quotes →
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Five major laptop makers launch Android-based Googlebooks with seamless phone connectivity, premium hardware, and Google AI integration.
Sep 21now
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“One of the Googlebook's most compelling features is its ability to serve as an extension of your Android smartphone by natively running all Google Play Store…”— ZDNET · full quotes →
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A user discovers Siri processes continue running even after disabling the feature through multiple settings.
Sep 21now
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“I disabled Siri in the Settings app, and then further disabled Siri and its extensions in Settings > Screen Time. Next, I disabled all Siri-related and Apple…”— semidror, macOS 27 user · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Five manufacturers release flagship laptops running Google's new unified operating system, starting at $899 and arriving Oct. 4.
Sep 21now
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“Our first step is to focus on the Android community, as there isn't a laptop platform that was built to work seamlessly with Android phones.”— John Maletis, Google head of laptops and tablets · Press · full quotes →
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A self-hosted photo tool pitched as a Google Photos/Immich alternative turns out to be a soft fork of Immich built heavily with LLM…
Sep 21now
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“S3 storage is the killer addition here for me.”— totetsu, HN commenter · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Code in the latest beta reveals Apple is developing AutoLock, a security feature to automatically lock iPhones when snatched from users'…
Sep 21now
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“In places like London, iPhones have become particularly attractive targets for thieves, with some criminals going so far as to reject Android devices in favor…”— AppleInsider · full quotes →
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Acer and Google debut a convertible laptop built around AI instead of a traditional OS, competing with Apple's AI-enabled Macs.
Sep 21now
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“The new Acer Googlebook 14 puts intuitive and powerful tools with Gemini Intelligence at the fingertips of anyone wanting to boost their creativity and…”— James Lin, General Manager of Notebooks at Acer · Press · full quotes →
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Five manufacturers debut the first Googlebook OS laptops, merging Android and ChromeOS around built-in Gemini AI.
Sep 21now
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“playful animations”— Google, Manufacturer/platform owner · Press · full quotes →
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Apple's new camera uses six hair-thin magnetized blades to physically adjust light intake across four f-stops.
Sep 21now
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“If one blade sticks or breaks, a repair will probably require replacing the complete main-camera assembly rather than fixing the aperture.”— iFixit · full quotes →
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Independent tracking by Lundduke Journal shows a new record pace of AI-generated contributions flowing into the Linux Kernel.
Sep 20now
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“So far, in September, AI generated code has made up 17.25% of all Linux Kernel patches.”— @LundukeJournal · full quotes →
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A Chinese researcher claims the devices pack 128GB NAND chips despite official 64GB ratings, raising questions about why Apple would limit…
Sep 21now
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“It's unclear why Apple would limit the accessible capacity, but it could conceivably be reserving some of it for intensive sensor data read/writes or as a…”— MacRumors · full quotes →
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The country allows skilled AI researchers to fulfill military obligations through corporate lab work instead of conventional service.
Sep 21now
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“South Korea reopens a program letting AI talent fulfill their military obligations by doing research in corporate labs instead of conventional military service”— The Korea Herald · Press · full quotes →
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Five manufacturers debut premium Google-branded laptops with Gemini integration and distinctive Glowbar LED arrays.
Sep 21now
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“every Googlebook has a Glowbar: a light-up array on the back of the lid that provides a nice touch of whimsy. It sweeps as you boot it up and shows your…”— Nathan Ingraham · full quotes →
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Apple's new CEO compares the struggling headset to early computers, citing emerging uses in surgery and film.
Sep 21now
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“With AI…generative AI, it is a really powerful technology that means this is the most exciting time in my career to be building products because there's so…”
— John Ternus · full quotes →
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Google replaces Chrome OS with Android on laptops, integrating Gemini AI and targeting Apple's cross-device ecosystem.
Sep 21now
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“Googlebook is correctly seen as a response to an Apple ecosystem that spans multiple devices and services.”— Paul Thurrott · full quotes →
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Vivo's new flagship trio arrives in China, with the Pro Max using Sony's LOFIC sensor and MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro chip for advanced…
Sep 21now
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“Vivo's new X500 flagship phones have arrived in China, and as usual the company's focus is firmly on photography.”— The Verge · full quotes →
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Matt Greer announces a fantasy strategy game designed to work on both Game Boy Advance and personal computers.
began Sep 17now
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“I really like the e-reader. I still want to make a game for it that takes advantage of this unique device in ways Nintendo never did.”— Matt Greer · full quotes →
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A new Fedora-based distro for Apple Silicon ships its first developer alpha, working GPU and DCP support but no suspend or USB-C display…
began Sep 15now
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“In addition to leveraging Asahi Linux code and reverse engineering, Gravity Linux also leverages OpenAI Codex and Claude Code...”— Michael Larabel · full quotes →
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Investigation reveals dozens of complaints at lavish mansions housing AI engineers, including assault allegations and police incidents.
Sep 21now
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“Sources told the Times that parties featuring psychedelic drugs and sharing of sexual partners are common at these tech houses.”— New York Times sources · full quotes →
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Multiple retailers discount high-end gaming rigs with AMD's flagship CPU and Nvidia's latest GPUs to $1,859–$2,599.
began Sep 15now
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“This particular deal is all the more impressive because the system comes with a generous amount of memory and storage despite the fact that RAM prices have…”— IGN · full quotes →
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Apple's refreshed Mac mini and Mac Studio feature new M-series chips, WiFi 7, and Thunderbolt 5, priced from $899 to $5,499.
Sep 21now
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“The new Mac mini and Mac Studio are here! While these Apple desktop computers retain the same design as their respective predecessors, each has been refreshed…”— Tom's Guide · full quotes →
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Developers and tech workers discuss their personal projects, side hustles, and leisure activities across two recurring discussion threads.
began Sep 18now
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“Fiddling with value block compression in the marginalia index. Very cursed stuff.”— marginalia · full quotes →
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New global tally from the International Federation of Robotics shows humanoid sales still tiny next to industrial and service robot…
Sep 20now
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Developer builds independent Bitcoin full node in Rust using AI, aiming to diversify implementations and challenge Bitcoin Core's…
Sep 21now
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“Bitcoin is well suited to AI-native development; Bitcoin Core's development culture is not. Its review process prioritizes minimizing change risk, rewarding…”— bitcoin-rs documentation · full quotes →
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Notebookcheck testing shows Apple's first 2nm Mac chip delivers 25% single-core gains over M4 and 30% over Snapdragon X2 Elite.
began Sep 15now
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“The new M6 is more than 30 % faster than the fastest Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme CPU and more than 70 % faster than Intel's Panther Lake CPUs as well as AMD's…”— Notebookcheck · full quotes →
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Bilibili testing reveals Apple's QLC flash storage in the high-capacity model drops to hard-drive speeds once its cache is exhausted.
Sep 20now
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“While both storage types perform fairly similarly in 4K read tests, the QLC model falls behind by 38% in a low-queue-depth mixed workload, scoring 8,168…”— Tom's Hardware · full quotes →
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Multiple Apple devices see discounts as new iPhone, Watch, and Mac models roll out to customers.
began Sep 18now
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“Release day has arrived for the new Apple Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch Series 12, with the new iPhone 18 Pro arriving on doorsteps across the country starting…”— 9to5Mac · full quotes →
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Developer talks through jj configuration, commands, and integrations; jj bisect and bookmark features now bundled into core.
began Sep 20now
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“I'm happy to report that today we don't need tug anymore, because jj bookmark advance now do the same thing that tug used to do.”— Andre Arko, JJ Con 2026 speaker · Beyond jj: config & tools ecosystem (article) · full quotes →
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A prominent AI networking house in the Bay Area drew dozens of police calls, mostly over parties, as such group houses have multiplied with…
Sep 21now
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“Investigation: AI hacker house AGI House had 37 incidents logged by police since 2022, many for party-related complaints, as Bay Area tech houses proliferate”— New York Times · full quotes →
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A Polish developer's free Bluetooth scanner flags Meta's camera glasses as backlash over covert filming grows.
began Sep 16now
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“We as a society have the right to at least know that someone is recording.”— Pawel Szydlowski, App developer · New York Post · full quotes →
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Tech writer runs comprehensive tests on Apple's overhauled voice assistant, finding high success rate but a learning curve for users.
began Sep 18now
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“The hardest part will be getting out of the habit of opening apps, and remembering that you have Siri.”— David Pogue · full quotes →
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Premium laptops from five manufacturers starting at $899 USD offer deep Google Gemini integration and Android app access.
Sep 21now
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“Its laptop revolution is in full swing, and it's powered by a completely new OS that blends Chrome, Android and Linux in pretty interesting ways.”— T3, Tech publication · Press · full quotes →
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