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Samsung launches Galaxy Buds On, wireless earbuds with clip design and 4D optimization

The Galaxy Buds On is the brand's first line of wireless earbuds with an open-ear design, which delivers a more natural sound experience. It is sold only in black, with no customization options.

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UC Berkeley math professor leaves grading of assignments to AI

Richard Borcherds, a mathematics professor at UC Berkeley, has stopped grading assignments because of the widespread use of AI. AI is becoming so effective that, he says, human mathematicians will not be able to compete with it in a few years.

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Firefox brings together 2000s memes to recall the simpler web

Firefox launches campaign with 2000s internet memes. The initiative recalls the era of a simpler, less monitored web. The campaign includes figures such as Tay Zonday and Numa Numa.

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Dream-1 performs tasks without training

Dream-1 is globally accessible with reduced hardware costs. The technology is complemented by OpenAI's Decisions API, based on the GPT-6 Luna model, which enables near real-time data processing. The API is available for general use by developers.

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Sony patents technology that reduces input lag in games

Sony has patented a technology that reduces input lag in games. The technology uses algorithms to synchronize user input with image rendering. Implementation on the PS5 is unlikely due to technical complexity.

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Call of Duty Endowment reveals how the Valor Pack was built from elements of the franchise.

Call of Duty Endowment reveals how the Valor Pack was built from elements of the franchise. The Forged in Valor series shows the pack's development process, including the integration of DMZ mode and the Modern Warfare 4 sub-franchise.

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Germany and NVIDIA exchange industrial AI strategy

Germany and NVIDIA discuss industrial AI strategy. The German government and the company are signing an agreement to develop AI models and promote their adoption by businesses. The announcement will take place next week in Berlin.

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Meta builds Prometheus supercluster with liquid cooling

Meta completes the first phase of Prometheus, a gigawatt supercluster with hundreds of thousands of GPUs in Ohio. The infrastructure uses closed-loop liquid cooling and two NVIDIA platforms. The Clemente platform offers 288 GB of HBM3e per GPU and more than 1 exaFLOP of FP4.

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Tiny Brutalism arrives on Steam with community support.

Tiny Brutalism arrives on Steam with community support. The game lets players build dioramas with brutalist architecture blocks in first-person mode. The game is a building sandbox inspired by brutalist architecture and lets players create dioramas with more than 20 blocks.

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Discover-Tech used ads to deliver zero-click spyware

Discover-Tech, an Israeli company certified by Google and Microsoft, used online ads to deliver zero-click spyware. The investigation revealed that the company collaborated with espionage groups and targeted users in multiple countries.

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Claude Code optimizes code review with automation

The Claude Code team optimized code review, cutting reverts by 40%. The automation prioritizes critical errors and reduces human intervention. Code review was automated, with most checks performed by machines, reducing the need for human review.

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Fellow Espresso Series 1 runs Doom on its circular screen

The Fellow Espresso Series 1 integrates the game Doom into its interface. The machine can run the 1993 classic on its circular screen. The machine integrates the 1993 classic, turning the coffee-making experience into something interactive.

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Tenebris Somnia blends survival with live-action scenes.

Saibot Studios developed the title, which will be published by New Blood Interactive. It is scheduled for release on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox and PC via Xbox Play Anywhere. The idea is to integrate live-action filmed scenes into the narrative and the gameplay.

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Arduino announces gold sponsorship of Maker Faire Rome 2026

Arduino announces gold sponsorship at Maker Faire Rome 2026. The company will showcase new products, including the USB Camera and the Nano Matter Board with Zigbee 3.0 support. The event will take place from October 23 to 25, and Arduino will have a booth (N.02) on site.

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GitHub launches AI development interface that translates descriptions into actions

GitHub launches an AI-powered development interface that translates descriptions into technical actions. The tool lets developers describe outcomes, and the AI carries out tasks such as editing files and running tests.

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Meta brings AI into Forum's development

Meta has launched the Forum app, developed with AI integrated into the development cycle. Google's Playground platform lets users create games with text prompts, but it is limited to US users with a Google One subscription.

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Arduino launches USB Camera for edge computing and AI vision.

Arduino launches USB Camera, an accessory for edge computing and AI vision. Availability in Brazil has not yet been confirmed. The USB Camera integrates HD video, a microphone and an adjustable LED light. It is compatible with AI models in Arduino App Lab.

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Google launches smart cart that centralizes products from different retailers

Google launches Universal Cart, a smart cart that brings together products from different retailers. The system lets users save products from multiple sellers in a single place, with price comparison and real-time stock information.

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NVIDIA launches RTX Spark, a unified platform for creators, gamers and AI

NVIDIA launches RTX Spark, a unified platform for creators, gamers and AI agents. The platform uses an RTX Spark N1X SoC developed with MediaTek, featuring a Blackwell GPU, an Arm processor and up to 128 GB of unified memory, integrated into Windows laptops and Mini-PCs.

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NVIDIA launches DGX Spark 64GB with unified memory for local AI

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NVIDIA switches architecture to MoE in Nemotron 3.5 Super VL

NVIDIA launches Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and Bolt, more efficient and scalable models. The agent family is focused on complex tasks and edge deployment. The Super VL, with 120 billion parameters, is multimodal and based on an MoE architecture, with 12 billion active parameters.

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Google launches SynthID to track AI-generated content

Google launches SynthID, a technology that marks AI-generated content with an invisible signal. The tool makes it possible to identify image, video and audio files with an online detector. Google recognizes SynthID as one of the best inventions of 2,026.

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