Apple reportedly plans to launch a Siri-powered smart-home hub on Oct. 13 alongside refreshed HomePod mini and Apple TV models.
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Amazon plans more than 20,000 Smart Delivery Glasses by the end of 2027, bringing AI navigation and new privacy questions to its delivery network.
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Huawei says its blood-sugar technology is nearing production, with patent work showing how a future smartwatch could measure glucose without a separate CGM.
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OpenAI Dots and Meta Muse reveal two approaches to personal AI as agents move beyond prompting toward ongoing work, delegation, and greater autonomy.
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A McKinsey survey finds that New Yorkers prioritize healthy longevity—and spend accordingly.
Microsoft is changing a 40-year-old Excel rule by allowing a single cell to hold multiple values using new lists, arrays in cells, and nested arrays.
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Worldwide government-led coordination is needed to ensure the technology is safely developed and deployed, said Aidan Gomez
AQSolotl has opened a Johor Bahru office for quantum-control hardware, strengthening Malaysia’s ties to Singapore’s quantum research ecosystem.
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Apple could launch its first smart glasses in late 2027 while exploring a lighter, redesigned Vision headset for 2028 or 2029.
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Mikhail Lomtadze, cofounder and CEO of Kaspi, believes the only measure that matters is whether Kaspi makes customers’ lives better or not—and why that single conviction changes everything else.
