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2922 stories curated in tech news.

Leaked images and video reveal Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Fit 4 fitness tracker, featuring a design that increasingly resembles the Apple Watch and potentially offering competitive pricing.
A live feed tracks ongoing security incidents, detailing CVEs, affected versions, fixes, and advisories for critical vulnerabilities like GitLab RCE, Linux kernel exploits, and LiteLLM supply chain compromises.
A recently proposed algorithm achieves o(n log n) complexity for integer multiplication, offering a significant advancement in computational efficiency for large numbers.

Hackers exploited critical PHP vulnerabilities, known as PHP2Shell, days before patches were publicly released, with Amazon Web Services detecting attempts on October 17.
Researchers developed a multi-agent environment using Pokémon Showdown's 2v2 format to evaluate LLM coordination, finding that free communication significantly improved win rates against a max-damage bot.

Tesla plans to begin selling its autonomous, two-seater Cybercab to customers by the end of the year, despite an ongoing federal safety investigation into the vehicle's compliance with regulations.
mitmproxy, a free and open-source interactive HTTPS proxy, has added a new option, "--emudhra," to its command-line interface.

Google Maps on Apple CarPlay now integrates Gemini, allowing users to access the AI assistant for conversational navigation and to report traffic disruptions with voice commands.

Google's Gemini AI assistant, offering conversational navigation and multi-step question capabilities, is now available to Apple CarPlay users in the US, with a global rollout planned.

Samsung's 27-inch Odyssey G80HF monitor offers 5K resolution with a 180Hz refresh rate or 1440p at 360Hz, providing strong gaming performance at a competitive price point.
Google Pixel phones may soon use a new "active illumination" feature for Face Unlock in the dark, which simply boosts screen brightness to identify the user.

Two critical vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP programming language could allow attackers to gain remote control of millions of websites, necessitating immediate security updates.

Apple confirmed that its stores will have limited iPhone Duo units available for walk-in customers on launch day, following online preorder sell-outs.

Google is rolling out firmware version 31.20260429.103.8713700 to Nest Hub devices, providing bug fixes and security updates built on the Fuchsia OS.

PHP plans to release two emergency patches for severe vulnerabilities, rated 9.2 out of 10, which could allow remote code execution on numerous websites.
Hilbert space serves as the abstract mathematical realm where quantum mechanics predicts all possible future states of an object, rather than tracking its present location.
The Interop project has significantly improved universal browser support for web technologies, with CSS functions and new corner-shape properties like squircle and bevel potentially becoming widely available soon.
The article explores how display technology's line-by-line rendering can inadvertently create a slanted text effect, similar to rolling shutter, and presents various intentional typographic design choices that overcome display limitations.

YouTube is reportedly testing a new interface that moves the dislike button into a submenu, making it less accessible to users.

A US District Judge dismissed the sexual abuse lawsuit filed by Ann Altman against her brother, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, after she failed to meet court deadlines.

Anthropic proposes an AI safety bill allowing the Commerce Department to block AI model releases if they pose a foreseeable, imminent risk of killing over 50 people or causing over $1 billion in damage.

SpaceX and Tesla boards have each formed special committees, composed of independent directors, to review a potential merger between the two companies, according to Elon Musk.

Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue criticizes Netflix's "AI Gone Rogue" documentary, stating it inaccurately anthropomorphizes AI agents and sensationalizes a security incident for views.

Polestar and Oxford University researchers are studying the physiological and subjective responses of drivers to quantify the human experience of driving performance electric vehicles.