Apple’s January iPhone Duo estimate covered new US orders
By 5:30 a.m. PT on Oct. 16, Apple’s US store showed Jan. 25, 2027 for new iPhone Duo orders. Some early buyers had different delivery dates.
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OnlyFans creators criticize Meta over Muse’s adult chats
WIRED interviewed creators criticizing Meta over Muse’s adult text chats and reporting Instagram restrictions; Meta says private chats differ from pro…
Phoronix reports Linux 7.3 release; kernel.org lists 7.2.11 as stable
Phoronix reported Linux 7.3 as stable on Oct. 18; kernel.org listed 7.2.11 as stable and 7.3-rc7 as mainline, alongside reported I/O and hardware chan…
Anthropic reportedly gave six METR evaluators internal access
Anthropic reportedly gave six METR evaluators access and publication rights, subject to redactions. No completed METR findings were reported by Oct. 1…
Free Google Photos storage by choosing the right cleanup
Free Google Photos storage the right way: choose between phone cleanup, cloud deletion and Storage saver conversion, with Google's limits and quality…
DeepSeek Search and Fetch each cost $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests
DeepSeek lists Search and Fetch at $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests each. What qualifies, what a paired workflow costs, and when billing is schedul…
Turner and Cramer call for a probe into Ukraine Starlink disruptions
Mike Turner and Kevin Cramer called for a congressional probe on Oct. 18. Nine senators separately sought a Pentagon inspector-general investigation.
iPhone 18 Pro vs. Sony ZV-E10 II: two camera workflows
Compare the iPhone 18 Pro’s built-in cameras with Sony’s interchangeable-lens ZV-E10 II, including video formats, stabilization and battery ratings.
Anthropic proposes a public-benefit fund with a 5% share allocation
Anthropic’s October 18 proposal would place an initial 5% of shares in a giving LLC, subject to stockholder approval and separate from its governance…
How to set up Samsung Secure Folder on a Galaxy
Set up Samsung Secure Folder on a supported Galaxy, choose a lock, and learn how file moves, account recovery, backups, and transfers work.
DLSS-NR-on-AMD Alpha 0.8.0 lists four Radeon modules
DLSS-NR-on-AMD Alpha 0.8.0 lists four Radeon modules, with conditions for frame generation and Neural Rendering plus separate project-reported perform…
AI Wearables Can Raise Wiretap Questions Without Saved Audio
Deleting an audio file does not settle whether an AI wearable acquired speech. See how Massachusetts and New Hampshire law frame the question and what…
Meta revises commercial terms for website crawling
Meta’s revised Commercial Terms permit automated collection from business-related sites for ads and business products, with a scheduled start of Octob…
Anthropic’s junior hiring share fell as technical hiring grew
Anthropic's junior share of technical hires fell as total technical hiring grew; its report tracks changing assessments and AI use inside the company.
iPhone 18 Pro vs. 17 Pro: More Control for Camera Users
Compare iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro cameras, performance, battery ratings and US prices, with practical reasons to upgrade—or keep your current Pr…
AMD proposes two HDMI FRL polling changes for Linux
Phoronix reported a Linux 7.4 AMDGPU proposal to enable HDMI 2.1 FRL by default. AMD's separate patch series proposes two FRL polling changes.
Linux patch proposes removing Intel TDX software flushes at KeyID changes
Phoronix reported a pending Linux proposal to remove software cache flushes around Intel TDX KeyID transitions; Intel documents separate access-patter…
Anthropic’s reported AI safety bill would limit federal intervention
Politico reported Anthropic pitched a draft with high harm thresholds; its evaluator process and state-law approach differ from the public framework.
Broccoli matured 25 days later under magenta solar panels in Swedish trial
A 2024 Swedish trial found broccoli under magenta solar panels matured 25 days later. Learn what its efficiency and land-use figures actually measure.
Gemini 4 Argon and Claude Opus 5.5 split across coding tests
The New Stack’s one-run tests favored Opus on billing and long context; Paddo.dev’s 20-run coding test favored Argon on pass count but cost more.
Shanidar A’s shoulder wound is consistent with a wooden spear
Micro-CT found fractures and bone fragments in Shanidar A’s shoulder blade. The study favors a wooden spear, but cannot identify the cause or intent.
