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Oura Ring 5: compare volume, sizing, 6–9-day battery life and membership before buying
The fifth generation reduces overall volume by approximately 40% and changes the available size range. Full software features still require an active membership.
UNITED ARROWS Dresses Unitree G1: A Robot Suit Designed Around Joints and Heat
Developed with GMO AIR, the clothing is planned for preorder from November 20. The price is unannounced; familiar tailoring must accommodate a different body structure.
Porsche Files Patent for Hybrid Manual Transmission Combining Dual-Clutch System with Physical Clutch Pedal and H-Pattern Shifter
On September 23, Porsche submitted an engineering proposal to the European Patent Office attempting to recreate the traditional manual driving experience within a dual-clutch automatic transmission, addressing the limitation that hybrid models like the 911 T-Hybrid cannot be equipped with manual gearboxes.
Waymo Announces Expansion to Toronto by 2028, Launching First Canadian Robotaxi Service
Alphabet's Waymo has announced plans to launch an unmanned taxi service in Toronto, Canada, by 2028, marking its first Canadian market. Preparations have recently begun with road mapping and software testing, with local firm Element Fleet Management handling fleet operations.
iPhone Duo Pre-orders Pushed to November, First Batch Still Shipping October 23
Apple's new iPhone Duo sold out within minutes of pre-orders opening. New orders are now reportedly delayed to a November 16-23 shipping window, while the first batch of store and customer orders remains on track for October 23.
Kojima Productions Teams Up with CASETiFY on Death Stranding Accessories Designed by Yoji Shinkawa
Kojima Productions and CASETiFY have launched a collaboration celebrating their 10th and 15th anniversaries, featuring phone cases designed by Yoji Shinkawa and Death Stranding character accessories, released on October 15.
Steam Adds Achievement Grouping, So DLC Won't Wreck Your 100% Completion Rate
Steam Client beta rolls out Achievement Sets, separating base game and DLC achievements into distinct categories, meaning future add-on content won't touch your existing completion progress.
Tesla's Next Roadster Hangs Upside Down, Leaps Off a Ramp—and Starts at $250K
At SpaceX's Texas facility, Tesla showed off its next-gen Roadster suspended ceiling-side-down via a chassis suction rig, then launched it off a ramp using cold-gas thrusters. Production isn't expected until 2028.
Meta's New Open-Source AI Is Free—If You Can Afford a $38K Mac Setup
Muse Spark Open, Meta's 800-billion-parameter model built for Apple Silicon, is open to everyone. Running it locally, though, demands a dual Mac Studio rig with 1TB of memory.
Milk Carton-Shaped Speaker S and M Mark CMF's Debut in the Speaker Category, With Mutual Pairing Support
Priced at $59 for the Speaker S and $109 for the Speaker M, these two models mark CMF's entry into the portable speaker market. Shaped like milk cartons, they offer swappable knobs and panels, and two units of the same model can be paired together for playback.
Beat the Rush: Apple's New Tool Lets You Prep for iPhone Duo Before Pre-Orders Even Open
Pre-orders for iPhone Duo begin October 16, with the official launch following on October 23. Apple's Get Ready feature lets shoppers lock in their model choice and payment details ahead of time, cutting out the last-minute chaos.
HomeView Is Official: Apple Names Its Long-Rumored Smart Display, Sets Price at $299
Long known by the working title "HomePad," Apple's smart home display made its debut Tuesday at New York's "Welcome Home" event under the name HomeView. Both the tabletop and wall-mounted models carry the same $299 price tag, with shipping set for November 13.
Apple's New HomeView Display Skips Buttons Entirely, Knows Who's Looking at It
The $299 HomeView pairs Siri AI with a 7-inch screen in tabletop or wall-mount form. Set for November 13, it reads faces and voices to automatically pull up each person's own personalized view.
Rebrand Fallout: X Rolls Grok, Cursor and Premium Into a Single Paid Tier
Now going by SpaceXSI after dropping the SpaceXAI name to echo "super intelligence" branding, the company unveiled X Subscription, a unified monthly plan folding in Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium, with top pricing reaching $200.
That Pikachu Sighting at Apple Wasn't Random — Beats Just Confirmed a Pill Speaker Collab
A new silhouette teaser from Beats seals the deal: Pikachu is getting its own Pill speaker. The move lines up with August rumors sparked by a Pikachu appearance at Apple's campus, though launch timing and price remain under wraps.
Who Gets Into Your Accounts When You Die? Google vs. Apple's Very Different Answers
Both Google's Inactive Account Manager and Apple's Legacy Contact aim to give loved ones access to your digital content, but how they're triggered, how long they wait, and what data they unlock differ sharply. Skip the setup, and the platform's defaults decide for you.
At the Paris Motor Show, Smart's #2 Arrives — A Sign the Brand Hasn't Forgotten Its Roots Despite a Run of SUVs
At the Paris Motor Show, Smart pulled the cover off its #2, an ultra-compact electric car promising about 290 km of range per charge and a starting price under £20,000, though it seems unlikely this tiny model will reach US shores.
Google Expands Health Guardian to Fitbit Air and Edge, Framing Blood Pressure and Insulin Alerts Like a Car's Warning Light
The rollout brings blood pressure and insulin resistance trend summaries to both devices, alongside sharper automatic exercise detection and a new $70 metal mesh band option.
Brad Smith: Milk Cartons Face Tougher Rules Than AI Right Now
Microsoft's president told ITV that AI oversight still trails basic consumer safeguards—even those for washing machines or milk—and suggested the US regulatory gap could let the UK step up as an early rule-setter for AI.
Three Price Hikes in Six Years: PS5's 2020 Launch Price of $399 Climbs to $599 by 2026
Since launching in 2020, the PlayStation 5 has only grown more expensive, with repeated price increases rather than discounts. Sony points to surging memory costs as the key reason, marking a sharp break from the industry norm of consoles getting cheaper late in their life cycle.
Screen Protectors on Foldables: Free Rein on the Outer Display, Hands Off the Inner One
While the outer display of a foldable phone is perfectly safe for a screen protector, the inner display already arrives with a factory-installed TPU film—peeling it off on your own can end up damaging the screen. Samsung and Apple both advise skipping DIY fixes and heading straight to an authorized repair center instead.
Fitbit Edge Name and Launch Date Confirmed by Google After Single Button Photo Leak
A close-up image of a side button captioned "10.12.26" appeared on Google's social media, which essentially verified the previously leaked Fitbit Edge name and launch date. Positioned between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, this new device fills a gap in the lineup.
We Slept a Full Night in the Pebble Flow Electric RV—Here's What It's Like to Park 6,000 Pounds Using Just an iPad
After spending an entire night living inside it, our reporter put the auto-hitch system, electrochromic glass, and 45kWh battery to the test, asking whether this $159,000 electric trailer truly delivers on the futuristic promise it made at CES.
Claude Moonlights as a Security Auditor: Anthropic's New Tool Scans Open-Source Code for Free
Anthropic has rolled out OSS Scanner, giving open-source maintainers no-cost AI vulnerability checks. The catch: every report comes straight from the model with zero human review, putting speed up against accuracy.
Anthony Boyle Transforms Into Sam Bankman-Fried as Netflix Teases "The Altruists"
The streaming giant's new 8-episode series reconstructs the FTX implosion, tracing the bond between Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison that unraveled alongside the crypto empire. Streaming begins November 19.
TikTok Ads Shut Out Entirely by Meta — Beneath the "Routine Business" Label Lies a Fight Over Child Safety
Meta has barred ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, from running ads in seven countries, framing the move as "normal business behavior" since companies aren't obligated to promote rivals — a decision arriving just after Meta itself shelled out $1.8 billion to settle a child safety lawsuit.
New Anthropic Policy Bars "Prolonged, Gratuitous Abuse" of AI Models, With Election Rules Also Tightened
In its annual usage policy update, Anthropic introduced a clause prohibiting users from inflicting "prolonged and gratuitous" abuse on Claude and other models, while election-related rules were also tightened—sparking renewed debate over whether AI should be regarded as a sentient subject.
A "Paper-Like" Screen Built with Corning Etching Tech Debuts on Amazon's 12-Inch Alexa+ Pro Tablet
The flagship 12 Pro showcases a Nanomatte etched display co-developed with Corning, as Amazon rolls out three new Alexa+ tablets—12-inch, 11-inch, and 8-inch models. Pricing starts at $230, with availability in the US, Canada, and Mexico beginning October 14.
Microsoft Puts Agentic AI at the Heart of Windows Search as Jensen Huang Looks On and Davuluri Takes the Stage
At a San Francisco event on October 7, Satya Nadella and Pavan Davuluri unveiled Microsoft's Windows and Surface plans while Jensen Huang watched from the audience. The centerpiece is a deeper integration of Copilot into the search bar and local files, set to arrive this fall.
Ring's Fix for Smart Lock Skeptics: A Manual Crank When Power Runs Out
According to Ring founder Jamie Siminoff, fear of dead batteries has long held smart locks back. The company's answer is a hand-crank generator built into its upcoming Smart Lock, letting users turn a handle for emergency entry. Launch is set for early 2027 at $249.