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• Hands on with Ursa, a new keycap option for Topre keyboards (theverge.com)
  The new spherical doubleshot PBT keycaps from FKCaps are clean-looking, well made, and a good value.
• EA absorbs Mythic (arstechnica.com)
  Electronic Arts has announced the acquisition of Mythic Entertainment Inc.
• Alexa for Business: 10 key takeaways (zdnet.com)
  'Hey Alexa, start the meeting.' AWS has launched Alexa for Business as it readies customers for the next wave of disruption, voice.
• Lost your Meta Neural Band? A new one will cost $199 (theverge.com)
  Meta will let people who have bought the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses buy a replacement Neural Wristband for $199.
• Physics and the brain (arstechnica.com)
  Using physics to gain insight into brain activity.
• Consumer Electronics Association criticizes content industry fear-mongering (arstechnica.com)
  A new ad campaign from the CEA uses history to poke holes in the content …
• Trump trims China tariffs, ‘settles’ rare earth dispute. (theverge.com)
  The president says his meeting with China’s Xi Jinping was a productive one. Tariffs on Chinese imports will be cut by 10 percent, down to…
• Amazon to put machine learning into the hands of more users (zdnet.com)
  AWS CEO Andy Jassy believes machine learning is still too complicated for everyday developers, so his company has launched AWS SageMaker to…
• Opera browser for DS given date, price for Japanese release (arstechnica.com)
  The Opera browser and memory pack could be a popular import for the Nintendo …
• Amazon adds security monitoring and threat defence with GuardDuty (zdnet.com)
  Powered by machine learning, Amazon GuardDuty analyses public and AWS-generated events to notify users of anomalies and offer remediation a…
• Samsung doubles down on AI memory. (theverge.com)
  Reporting its best quarterly financials in over three years, Samsung has its chip business to thank. It’s making bank on memory chips for t…
• OpenAI could go public next year. (theverge.com)
  An IPO could happen by “the second half of 2026,” Reuters reports, citing unnamed people. A potential 12-figure valuation would make OpenAI…
• How sensors enabled Eli Lilly to improve the patient experience (zdnet.com)
  Combining the use of sensors and automation, the pharmaceutical giant looked into an approach that enabled independence for the patient and…
• Just when everything looked good in Windows Live land, its head marketing executive departs (arstechnica.com)
  Microsoft's Windows Live platform achieved a major breakthrough yesterday when …
• Was the Cambrian poised to explode? (arstechnica.com)
  The Cambrian was a 50 million year era when all major modern animal forms …
• A corpus-shaped hole. (theverge.com)
  As Meta published its quarterly earnings yesterday, Mark Zuckerberg promised that AI would soon bring to social media the one thing we’ve a…
• Trump says US will restart nuclear weapons testing (theverge.com)
  Something to add to the Nobel Peace Prize submission.
• iPhoto updates its summer wardrobe, not much else (arstechnica.com)
  iPhoto Update 6. notes!
• This bank data stealing Android malware is back - and it's now even sneakier (zdnet.com)
  BankBot trojan malware waits twenty minutes after the app is used before moving to run its payload.
• O2 announces UK satellite service with Starlink. (theverge.com)
  O2 Satellite won’t launch until the first half of 2026, and only with messaging and data for maps and location services at first, but it’s…
• Workday: Female senior execs speak out on women in technology (zdnet.com)
  SaaS vendor Workday employs four female C-level executives. Listen to their advice on promoting gender diversity and how women can get ahea…
• He said, she said: Foxconn denies sweatshop claims, Apple launches investigation (arstechnica.com)
  Foxconn calls sweatshop claim a "vicious attack" while Apple begins its audit …
• OpenAI adds reusable ‘characters’ and video stitching to Sora (theverge.com)
  OpenAI’s Sora app will now let you turn almost anything into a reusable avatar for its AI-generated videos.
• MySpace sued in wake of sexual assault (arstechnica.com)
  More controversy for MySpace, as a 14-year-old girl files suit against the …
• It’s de Blasio, not DeBlasio. (theverge.com)
  But they look the same in an email address, as a reporter for UK newspaper The Times found out this week. They emailed the wrong Bill DeBla…
• NHL and game companies put exclusive contracts on ice (arstechnica.com)
  First, the NFL signed an exclusive deal with EA, then 2K Sports grabbed MLB.
• ‹Jefferson Health patients to soon ask IBM Watson clinical questions (zdnet.com)
  The cognitive patient concierge will initially assist patients with non-clinical questions in a bid to make the hospital experience more pe…
• SAP Ariba: The ERP giant's startup-like testbed (zdnet.com)
  With over 85,200 employees in more than 130 countries, SAP is treating its Ariba business like a startup within the greater beast.
• Google, Microsoft call for federal privacy law (arstechnica.com)
  A coalition of technology companies calls for increased government regulation …
• Bugonia review: a galaxy brained masterpiece (theverge.com)
  Bugonia — in theaters nationwide October 31st — from director Yorgos Lanthimos gets at the heart of what makes this age of conspiracy theor…
• ‹Canada's ATB Financial using Pepper to redefine its customer experience (zdnet.com)
  The company's chief transformation officer wants to break away from the assumption that 'banks suck' at creating great customer experiences…
• WhatsApp can now use passkeys to secure your backups (theverge.com)
  WhatsApp is launching passkey-encrypted backups for iOS and Android that can protect stored messages using your face, fingerprint, or devic…
• Microsoft expands reach of book search (arstechnica.com)
  Windows Live Book Search now includes two major universities, and publishers …
• Game stores are feeling the pinch of a low-margin business. What do they give us that we should (arstechnica.com)
  The trade-in values are dropping, the used price is going up, so why do we …
• ‹SAP tackles indirect access 'anxiety', updates corporate pricing and licensing (zdnet.com)
  In response to the anxiety indirect usage of software licences is causing its customers, SAP introduced new licensing scenarios and options.
• Universal partners with AI startup Udio after settling copyright suit (theverge.com)
  The pair are launching an AI music platform next year.
• SAP now offering multicloud option with AWS, Azure, Google (zdnet.com)
  The multicloud offering will see customers able to use cloud services from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, in addit…
• Figma’s new app lets you combine multiple AI models and editing tools (theverge.com)
  Figma Weave is a node-based canvas platform that gives creators more control over AI-generated content.
• Peter Moore explains the lack of new Arcade content for the 360 (arstechnica.com)
  Now that they understand the problem, they need to start fixing it. Is …
• The end is nigh. (theverge.com)
  The fifth and final season of Stranger Things kicks off next month, and in the meantime Netflix has a very dramatic new trailer to get you…
• Prey demo impresses with solid graphics and gameplay (arstechnica.com)
  The long-awaited first-person shooter readies its demo and gets the hype going …
• ‹SAP sends Leonardo digital innovation system into full swing (zdnet.com)
  Leonardo has been expanded to combine machine learning, IoT, big data, analytics, and blockchain on the SAP Cloud Platform.
• How Silicon Valley enshittified the internet (theverge.com)
  Enshittification author Cory Doctorow on how to stop platform decay and where, exactly, the internet went so wrong.
• ‹Hello Alice: The AI-based virtual advisor for female entrepreneurs (zdnet.com)
  On day two of the 2017 Dell EMC World conference, the tech giant launched Alice, an artificial intelligence platform for female entrepreneu…
• Immersion unveils new force-feedback technology, but it may already be too late (arstechnica.com)
  The technology sounds good on paper, but who is the market for this force...
• Animal Crossing: New Horizons is getting a big Switch 2 upgrade in January (theverge.com)
  Nintendo is launching Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Switch 2, offering improved 4K visuals on TV, support for mouse controls, and t…
• Summer is a terrible time for gaming. Can we ever expect developers to stagger their releases? (arstechnica.com)
  We know everything will be launched from October to December. Why not give us …
• Logitech’s Lift wireless ergonomic mouse is just $50 for the first time (theverge.com)
  If you struggle with wrist or forearm pain at the computer, grab Logitech’s Lift vertical ergonomic mouse while it’s just $50 at Amazon.
• Dell Technologies positions itself as lender for IT products and services (zdnet.com)
  Utilising its financial services arm, Dell Technologies has announced 'flexible consumption models' for organisations to procure and consum…
• A "Made in iTunes" section appears in the iTunes Music Store (arstechnica.com)
  Appearing in only certain localities, the mysterious heading came and went …