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Relativity Park is an interactive simulation demonstrating relativistic effects, like length contraction and time dilation, by reducing the speed of light to five kilometers per hour.

Apple's new iPhone Duo, a foldable device, displays letterboxed apps with black bars when applications are not updated for its unique screen, mirroring an issue Apple previously criticized in Android foldables.

Automattic's board of directors placed founder and CEO Matt Mullenweg on a forced leave of absence, appointing CFO Mark Davies as interim CEO.

Tesla's new steering-wheel-free Cybercab offers paid rides in Austin, Texas, providing a glimpse into autonomous vehicle future, despite issues with doors and drop-off locations.

Uber invested $10 million in Indian fleet operator Carrum Mobility, valuing the startup at $168 million, as Uber increasingly relies on large fleet partners for vehicles and drivers in India.

AI spending per employee at top firms declined in August, with overall business adoption of AI tools slowing, potentially due to seasonal factors or falling token costs.

NOAA's new priorities, aiming to cut bureaucracy and prioritize fishing communities, are criticized by experts who warn they could weaken marine protections and threaten endangered species.

Asus' Cetra Open wireless earbuds, praised for their open-style design, sound quality, and USB-C passthrough charging transmitter, are now available at a discounted price.

Nintendo's September 2026 Direct revealed several Switch 2 titles, including Persona 6, Resident Evil remakes, Pikmin 4, Professor Layton, and Monster Hunter Wilds, alongside updates for Mario Kart World and Pokopia DLC.
Anthropic's economic model predicts that while AI could double growth, unemployment may remain stable, but rapid growth scenarios could negatively impact knowledge workers' wages and job prospects.
A Harvard study successfully predicted 75 percent of suicide attempts and 87 percent of suicide-related crises a week in advance, significantly improving existing prediction models.

LG TVs reportedly scan local networks for third-party devices, collect microphone audio even when offline, and store data locally, raising privacy concerns for unsuspecting owners.

Nintendo announced the Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2 will launch on November 5, featuring updated graphics, free camera movement, and new gameplay mechanics.

French AI lab Mistral AI raised €3 billion in Series D funding, led by Samsung Electronics, to scale compute capacity and expand its international footprint, focusing on sovereign AI solutions for governments and corporations.

A hacker exploited a bug to steal $340 million in bitcoin from the Liquid Network settlement exchange, later returning most of the funds after the flaw was fixed.

Bluecore Energy, a startup developing small nuclear reactors on floating barges for portable clean energy, secured a $50 million seed round to fund product development and regulatory work.
LibreOffice 26.8 broke download records, accumulating over one million downloads in a week, after The Document Foundation declared the software would not include generative AI features.

Google DeepMind developed AlphaGenome Atlas, an AI tool that maps every possible DNA letter change in the human genome, providing predictions on how these variants affect molecular biology.

Samsung will discontinue its "Quick Measure" and "AR Doodle" augmented reality apps for Galaxy phones on December 31, 2026, with plans to offer improved services in the future.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, a wider foldable phone, received its first discount, lowering the starting price to $1,650 at third-party retailers like Amazon and Best Buy.

Google Messages is slowly rolling out a fix for a bug that randomly sends old text messages to unintended recipients, potentially revealing private information.
Bzip3, a new compression tool, offers higher compression ratios and faster performance than Bzip2 by using an order-0 context mixing entropy coder and a fast Burrows-Wheeler transform.
MathKernel is a multi-engine mathematics kernel and server designed to help applications and LLMs perform advanced mathematics while preserving assumptions, provenance, and claim-specific evidence.
The Bayeux Tapestry, an embroidered cloth from the 11th century, depicts the Norman Conquest of England and offers insights into medieval life and historical events.