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• SAP rolls out new low-code developer tools, next-gen UI and integrations (zdnet.com)
  The announcements, made at the SAP TechEd conference, are part of a broader rollout for developers.
• Microsoft’s AI CEO thinks Copilot will age and ‘have a room that it lives in’ (theverge.com)
  Microsoft has started previewing a new Copilot Appearance feature. It’s a virtual character that’s part of Microsoft’s personalized AI visi…
• Changes ahead for e-voting; FL-13 controversy continues (arstechnica.com)
  In the wake of the Nov. 7 elections, Congress is considering some legislation …
• Get great deals on solar-powered charging solutions during this pre-Black Friday sale (zdnet.com)
  Now you can go completely off the grid for days at a time, if you wish, without having to worry about powering even large devices and appli…
• Qualcomm CEO: We will be your ticket to the Metaverse (zdnet.com)
  Qualcomm's discussion of the expanding market opportunities was part of lessening the company's reliance on Apple and its iPhone.
• Control your Roomba using the MacBook's Sudden Motion Sensor (arstechnica.com)
  The folks at Hacking Roomba have written a Perl script to control a Roomba …
• Ransomware gangs are now rich enough to buy zero-day flaws, say researchers (zdnet.com)
  Zero-day cybersecurity vulnerabilities have traditionally been the preserve of nation states - but now criminal gangs have the funds to buy…
• Asus’ RTX 5070 Ti-equipped ROG Zephyrus G14 gaming laptop is $350 off (theverge.com)
  If you’re looking for a discount on the best gaming laptop out there, Best Buy has it. The ROG G14 with the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor…
• Breaking down Trump’s big gift to the AI industry (theverge.com)
  President Donald Trump’s AI Action Plan breaks down obstacles to developing and spreading the technology across industry and government.
• Hackers release workaround for Vista's enterprise activation (arstechnica.com)
  Hackers have reportedly found a way to dodge Windows Vista's enterprise …
• Microsoft delivers Exchange Server 2007 to manufacturing (arstechnica.com)
  Late yesterday, Microsoft announced that Exchange Server 2007 had been …
• Got fast broadband? It could have a surprising impact on the value of your home (zdnet.com)
  Broadband quality now only second to the size of your property for buyers considering your property, according to estate agents.
• Rewiring the entertainment center with four gaming systems. This isn't as easy as it sounds (arstechnica.com)
  Four consoles, two standard definition, two high-definition, three that need …
• Taste testing battery-flavored tortilla chips (theverge.com)
  New brand Rewind has released 9V battery-flavored tortilla chips in Europe, and I put them to the test in a head-to-head comparison with an…
• Elden Ring Nightreign is adding two-player co-op (theverge.com)
  Elden Ring Nightreign is finally adding support for two-player co-op, allowing you to take on enemies with just one other friend when the J…
• Binance calls for global regulatory frameworks for crypto markets: Releases 10 Fundamental Rights (zdnet.com)
  World's leading blockchain ecosystem issues a series of advertisements meant to ensure safe access to emerging technologies, liquidity and…
• Software Updates for various iPods popping up (arstechnica.com)
  Updates to the 5th generation iPod and 2nd generation iPod shuffle are showing …
• How to make your iPhone homescreen icons clear using iOS 26 (theverge.com)
  One of the features of Apple’s Liquid Glass design is making your homescreen icons see-through, which is a great way to show off your wallp…
• Indian water safety platform named winner of IBM Call for Code challenge (zdnet.com)
  Saaf Water will now get $200,000, access to a slate of IBM tools to build out their platform further and help from the Linux Foundation.
• Western Digital unveils 20TB hard drives (zdnet.com)
  Squeezing more data density into the 3.5-inch hard drive form factor.
• Lemmings and Sudoku hit the Sony Store for the PS3 (arstechnica.com)
  Lemmings looks like a great buy, but the pricing for Sudoku is a little weak.
• Game Review: Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (arstechnica.com)
  Is there still a reason to revisit the world of Castlevania on the DS? Oh hell …
• It looks like Microsoft is getting ready for GPT-5. (theverge.com)
  I reported yesterday that OpenAI is preparing to release GPT-5 in early August, and now references to a new GPT-5-powered “Smart Mode” have…
• Snowflake to support Python natively in its Snowpark developer platform (zdnet.com)
  The move means that Snowflake's Data Cloud will be more accessible to a wide range of data scientists and developers.
• Industrial research - what's new? (arstechnica.com)
  A new study in Science this week looks at factors that determine what type of …
• Bluetti’s camp-friendly power station is over 30 percent off (theverge.com)
  Bluetti’s AC2P Portable Power Station is on sale for over 30 percent off. You can also save on a Belkin 3-in-1 charging stand and the Samsu…
• Lyft’s self-driving shuttle buses are coming soon (theverge.com)
  Lyft is partnering with Benteler Mobility’s subsidiary, Holon, to launch autonomous shuttle rides in airports and around cities. Starting n…
• Plutonium ages better than once thought (arstechnica.com)
  A study that was recently publicly released shows that the plutonium used in …
• HP launches Microsoft subscription management service for SMBs (zdnet.com)
  HP's subscription management offering provides license management for Microsoft 365 and the software giant's cloud catalog.
• Netflix’s push into tie-in games now includes two weird Happy Gilmore titles (theverge.com)
  With the premiere of Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix comes a pair of tie-in video games that are part of the streamer’s new gaming strategy.
• YouTube allows users to record directly to site (arstechnica.com)
  User-generated video content sites already pride themselves in being pretty …
• Palo Alto Networks updates Prisma Cloud to secure the full app lifecycle (zdnet.com)
  The latest version of Prisma Cloud offers cloud code security, agentless security and other enhancements to embed security into the entire…
• Pebble is officially Pebble again (theverge.com)
  Core Devices CEO Eric Migicovsky says the company has regained the Pebble trademark so its forthcoming watches will “still” be Pebble watch…
• The US government just launched a big push to fill cybersecurity jobs, with salaries to match (zdnet.com)
  Cybersecurity workers could get paid as much as the vice president.
• Palm buys back rights to Palm OS (arstechnica.com)
  Palm pays $44 million to license the source code to Palm OS from ACCESS …
• Interlink sues Nintendo over Wiimote (arstechnica.com)
  An electronics company called Interlink wants to be the new Immersion, and is …
• Want to pay down the national debt? The US government will take Venmo (theverge.com)
  The Treasury Department’s “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt” website now accepts Venmo as a payment option.
• Copyright extension: the dead want inspiration too (arstechnica.com)
  Sending a message of disapproval for the Gowers Review, 4,000 musicians signed …
• 6 things businesses can do right now to leverage 5G (zdnet.com)
  If American enterprises want to take advantage of the opportunities for innovation and strategic advancement offered by 5G, the time to act…
• Superman’s Fortress of Solitude is an alien man cave inspired by nature’s beauty (theverge.com)
  Superman production designer Beth Mickle opens up to The Verge about building a practical Fortress of Solitude.
• Data Mesh: Should you try this at home? (zdnet.com)
  Over the past year, few topics have drawn more discussion in the data world than data meshes. The question is whether data meshes are ready…
• BenQ apologizes for 9/11-themed ad (arstechnica.com)
  What happens when a company uses controversial imagery in an advertising …
• Careful with those stem cells (arstechnica.com)
  Research in mice suggest that stem cells from the bone marrow can do more harm …
• You can now easily buy a Switch 2 without jumping through hoops (theverge.com)
  The Nintendo Switch is the fastest-selling console in US history, and has repeatedly sold out. It’s now staying in stock much longer at sto…
• Slack revamps platform as it aims for workflow automation, app integration (zdnet.com)
  The rebuilt Slack platform also highlights how Salesforce is increasingly competing with ServiceNow for workflow automation mindshare.
• BitTorrent Inc. buys µTorrent (arstechnica.com)
  BitTorrent Inc. snaps up the popular Windows client ?Torrent, giving it a …
• Apple’s updated App Store age ratings will show up in the new betas. (theverge.com)
  The new age ratings, initially announced earlier this year, now include Age 4 plus, 9 plus, 13 plus, 16 plus, and 18 plus. “Ratings for all…
• Lawsuit: Xbox 360 update "bricking" consoles (arstechnica.com)
  A new class-action lawsuit claims that Microsoft's Fall 2006 Update for the …
• Emotet, once the world's most dangerous malware, is back (zdnet.com)
  The Emotet botnet has returned and is being installed onto Windows machines that are already infected with TrickBot, warn security research…
• Retail stores may be overpricing their Wii points (arstechnica.com)
  Wii points are 100 for every $1. So why are the cards $25 at Toys R Us?