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• Watch Unitree's off-roading, rideable robot (techcrunch.com)
  Unitree has released video of B2-W, the robotic dog that can climb stairs, flip, and even carry a human. The Chinese robotics company devel…
• Android Auto YouTube Limitations: Is It Worth Using In The Car? (engadget.com)
  Android Auto YouTube Limitations: Is It Worth Using In The Car?
• ByteDance enters the deepfake AI video arena (techcrunch.com)
  OmniHuman-1 isn't a perfect AI system, but it's a good deal better than other deepfake generators we've seen.
• RatHat Malware Can Hijack Your Android by Disguising Itself as a Legitimate App (cnet.com)
  The malware pretends to be a legitimate download for an app like Google Chrome.
• Pebble's EV camping trailer is for digital nomads (techcrunch.com)
  The Pebble Flow, Pebble's electric-assisted camper trailer, wants to bring some comfort to van life culture.
• Based Hardware wants to hack your life with an AI 'brain interface' (techcrunch.com)
  Based Hardware has announced its take on wearable AI. Omi is a small orb that can be worn as a neckless or stuck to you temple with medical…
• Amazon Devices Are The Latest Casualties Of The Memory Shortage Price Hikes (engadget.com)
  Everything from the Echo to the Kindle is going up.
• Peloton Launches First Foldable Treadmill, Adds More AI Features (cnet.com)
  The Tread Flex, one of three new models, is also the company's least expensive treadmill at $2,200.
• Watch these Google DeepMind robots play a game of soccer (techcrunch.com)
  Researchers at Google DeepMind published a demonstration of miniature humanoid robots playing a one-on-one game of soccer.
• How to File a Claim in the $7.85 Million PlayStation Antitrust Settlement Before the Deadline (cnet.com)
  The payment will go to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing in mid-October.
• San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie thinks his city is on the verge of a rebound (techcrunch.com)
  The perception of San Francisco has been on the decline for years due to a number of factors. The city’s mayor, Daniel Lurie, joined TechCr…
• Before You Buy A Used GameCube, Check For This Common Issue (engadget.com)
  Pay attention to the model number of the GameCube. The consoles are region-locked, so you'll need to have games from the matching region to…
• Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen still sees opportunity in global trade despite Trump's tariffs (techcrunch.com)
  Flexport’s business is built on supply chains, and the new tariffs the U.S. is placing upon its trading partners have plunged international…
• Here's What You'll Need To Watch Netflix In 4K On Chrome (engadget.com)
  Here's what you'll need to watch Netflix in 4K on Chrome.
• The Difference Between Shot With IMAX And Filmed For IMAX (engadget.com)
  A movie can be both “Filmed for IMAX” and shot with IMAX cameras, which is why the two labels are easy to confuse.
• AI has opened a new era in venture capital, according to Forerunner founder Kirsten Green (techcrunch.com)
  Forerunner has seen a number of high-profile successes, showing an ability to get ahead of consumer trends with investments in Oura, Chime,…
• LinkedIn Adds More Profile Verifications to Combat AI-Powered Job Scams (cnet.com)
  Your coworkers and classmates can now vouch that you really do have a specific university or job on your resume.
• How To AirPlay From iPhone Or MacBook To Your TV (engadget.com)
  Using AirPlay to display your phone's media on a TV takes a little setup at first. We'll walk you through the steps to use AirPlay with an…
• Darkest Dungeon DLC, A BioShock-Style Shooter With Clowns And Other New Indie Games Worth Checking (engadget.com)
  Plus, Mixtape on Mac, Tetris Effect-style pachinko and a platformer with randomized controls.
• Mark Zuckerberg really wants to make Facebook cool again (techcrunch.com)
  In an ongoing antitrust case, the Federal Trade Commission says that Meta has a monopoly on “personal social networking services” and shoul…
• OpenAI may be developing its own social platform, but who’s it for? (techcrunch.com)
  OpenAI is reportedly building its own X-like social network. The project is still in the early stages, but there’s an internal prototype fo…
• How do you define cheating in the age of AI? (techcrunch.com)
  This AI startup raised $5.3 million to help people “cheat on everything.” But in the age of AI, how do you define cheating? Columbia Univer…
• 'Stop hiring humans' startup Artisan hires humans (techcrunch.com)
  Artisan AI seemingly has one goal: go viral, no matter the backlash. The AI sales agent startup has been making waves for its stunty market…
• Skype shuts down after 23 years (techcrunch.com)
  After more than two decades, Skype is shutting down. The once-monolithic video calling platform wasn’t able to keep pace with competitors l…
• TikTok Will Pay $400 Million To Settle Justice Department Lawsuit Over Child Privacy (engadget.com)
  The DoJ said the app has made significant strides in privacy protections since the 2024 suit.
• Is Starbase a modern company town? (techcrunch.com)
  While Starbase might not be identical to coal mining towns of yore, for the residents of the city, their lives will now completely center a…
• Take-Two Subpoenas Discord And Microsoft In Hunt For GTA VI Leaker (engadget.com)
  The company is searching for leakers ahead of GTA's November release.
• Investing in overlooked European ecosystems (techcrunch.com)
  John Tsioris sold Instashop to Delivery Hero for $360 million. Nate Clarke took Tyme from startup to global digital bank. In this candid co…
• Scaling startups in the European market (techcrunch.com)
  From cybersecurity and aerospace to generative 3D, startup leaders are scaling ambitious companies from European soil and taking on global…
• ChatGPT On Mac Can Now Read And Respond To Apple iMessages (engadget.com)
  OpenAI has rolled out a plugin that allows ChatGPT to control the Apple Messages app.
• Coop is a smart chicken coop for beginners (techcrunch.com)
  This high-tech coop is for people who don't have space for a whole farm.
• 23andMe customers notified of bankruptcy (techcrunch.com)
  If you’re a 23andme customer, your data will be sold to the highest bidder.
• How this VC spots the global game changers (techcrunch.com)
  Accel’s Sonali De Rycker chatted with TechCrunch’s Editor-in-Chief Connie Loizos about what it takes to spot and scale category-defining co…
• Scaling innovative companies at the intersection of cybersecurity, AI, and resilience (techcrunch.com)
  Paladin Capital Group’s Nazo Moosa sat down with Mike Butcher at StrictlyVC London to discuss scaling innovative companies at the intersect…
• LinkedIn Says Its AI Slop Button Is Working (engadget.com)
  LinkedIn says its AI slop button is working.
• Season Two Of Netflix's Cyberpunk 2077 Anime Streams October 20 (engadget.com)
  Season two of Netflix's Cyberpunk 2077 anime streams October 20
• The future of digital finance is customer-centric (techcrunch.com)
  TS Anil, Monzo’s CEO, discusses the company’s innovative approach to customer-centric banking, the strategic decisions that fueled its grow…
• Yes, your DNA can be up for sale — we just saw it happen (techcrunch.com)
  What private companies can do with biometric data may surprise you, and we've only seen the tip of the iceberg so far.
• Tokyo's Sushi Bus Combines Conveyor Belt Dining With Open-Air Sightseeing (engadget.com)
  Tokyo's Sushi Bus combines conveyor belt dining with open-air sightseeing.
• Google Glass is back in the AI glasses game with Android XR smart glasses (techcrunch.com)
  Google's giving face tech another shot with Android XR glasses that look like actual glasses this time.
• Tesla And Others Recall Over 4 Million Vehicles In China Over Hidden Door Handles (engadget.com)
  Tesla and others recall over 4 million vehicles in China over door handles.
• We Have More Details On Apple's Camera-Equipped AirPods And They Are Pretty Dang Weird (engadget.com)
  Each earbud takes its own image, which is then synchronized for use by Visual Intelligence.
• Cut through the AI hype and learn what really gets funded in 2025 (techcrunch.com)
  AI investments hit $110 billion in 2024, and the funding landscape is more competitive than ever. This panel at TechCrunch Sessions: AI fea…
• Walmart Will Finally Accept Tap To Pay In Stores By The End Of 2026 (engadget.com)
  Sam’s Club will soon let you pay with your phone or smartwatch too.
• Can You Use A Satellite Dish As A Free TV Antenna? It Depends Where You Live (engadget.com)
  If you have an old satellite dish on your roof, you can't use it to pull in local stations. But it can probably pull other programming that…
• Pixel Watch 5 Review: A Fantastic Watch That's Missing Features At Launch (engadget.com)
  Our thoughts on Google's new smartwatch as it currently stands.
• A deep dive on AI safety and ethics with Databricks and ElevenLabs (techcrunch.com)
  As AI tools become cheaper and more accessible, the stakes for safety and ethics have never been higher, which is why we hosted this panel…
• The best ways to build on top of foundation models, with DeepMind, Twelve Labs, and Amazon (techcrunch.com)
  New AI models are dropping all the time, and existing models are getting better all the time. How can a startup build a sustainable busines…
• Disruption playbook: How to beat AI incumbents at their own game (techcrunch.com)
  The harsh reality of the AI sector is that it’s dominated by a select group of well-funded incumbents. That doesn’t mean new companies can’…
• AI startups take to the stage to pitch their companies to a panel of judges (techcrunch.com)
  During the “So You Think You Can Pitch?” event at TechCrunch Sessions: AI, three AI companies — Fluix AI, Clicka, and Narada AI — had four…