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💻 Raspberry Pi Publishes a Guide
The official build uses a simple black case. Inside are a Pi 5 board and a Raspberry Pi flash drive. A LiPo battery sits beneath the Bluetooth keyboard.
Cyberdecks are portable computers assembled from assorted parts, including flea-market hardware and repurposed components. The guide includes a parts list and step-by-step assembly instructions.
The build is easy to reproduce, but its practical use remains unclear.
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🔍 Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash Reaches GA
Videos can now be extended in 10-second chunks up to 40 seconds. The model uses the last 10 seconds of the source, rather than only its final second. The preview will soon be unavailable.
A 360p draft mode costs $0.03 per second, compared with $0.10 for 720p. 1080p costs $0.15, while 4K costs $0.30. Both are upscales, not native generations.
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🤖 Perplexity launches a local AI agent
Portable Computer runs its models and agent system on the user’s computer. It can search local files and code, then run commands and handle long tasks without sending data to the cloud.
It uses Qwen 3.8 27B and PPLX 27B. Local tasks do not consume Perplexity credits. Internet access or a stronger cloud model requires permission first.
It supports Google Drive plus Gmail, Slack and GitHub. For now, access is limited to Pro and Max subscribers using NVIDIA DGX Spark on Linux. Support for regular NVIDIA RTX computers and Windows will come later.
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🛍️ Alibaba Launches QwenWork
Users describe a task in plain language, and the AI agent carries it out. It gradually remembers their working habits and applies them in later sessions.
QwenWork can create and launch web apps without code or server setup. It also generates media, with simpler or more advanced models available for different tasks.
The service is now in public beta worldwide. It runs in a browser and in a separate desktop app.
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🤖 OpenAI to cut Cursor off from its models
OpenAI told SpaceX it will terminate Cursor’s contract and plans to disable access to its models on 12 November 2026. Until then, Cursor users can continue using them. The models currently handle about 5% of Cursor traffic.
OpenAI says it cannot confirm compliance with its terms after Cursor came under SpaceX control, citing earlier breaches by Elon Musk’s companies. It also will not provide future models, including Astra.
Cursor’s CEO says the company is negotiating with OpenAI. Cursor had worked with OpenAI for nearly 4 years and relied on its platform as neutral infrastructure.
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🤖 ChatGPT Work Can Log Into Sites
Authentication happens separately, so the agent does not see the login or password. It then works through the browser on the authorized site.
It can book a doctor, process a return, or fill out applications. It can also move invoices from email into accounting software.
The feature is starting to roll out on the web and mobile to users on the Plus tier, Pro, or Business.
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🤖 Hugging Face Releases a $399 Robot Duck
The open-source $399 MicroDuck can walk, lift objects, recover after falling, tumble, and even roller-skate.
Its main feature is reinforcement learning in MuJoCo. Train a policy in Hugging Face Jobs or locally, then transfer it to the duck without fine-tuning. Preorders are open.
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6️⃣ GTA VI Details Point to Heavier Action
Compared with GTA V, firefights are more realistic and character movement heavier, closer to RDR 2. The demo included cinematic story missions and a major police chase.
Leonida can be explored by kayak. Stores can be robbed outside missions, alone or with both protagonists. Safehouses include small interactions, such as taking a beer from the fridge.
The wanted system has six stars. Police can track players through their car and witnesses, while appearance and clothing appear in the interface. Parachuting returns from San Andreas, gym training changes characters’ looks and stats, and the game looked and ran better than the Cyberleek leaks. Release is set for 19 November.
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🍏 Apple Sets September 9 Event
The foldable iPhone will debut at 10:00 a.m.
Apple also plans iPhone 18, new Apple Watch and iPad mini models.
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🤖 OpenAI Previews Cloud-Based Codex
In an interview, Thibault, OpenAI’s head of Codex and ChatGPT, said the current Codex may look primitive in 2-3 months. Next-generation Astra-based agents will need the cloud, where they can run more parallel processes than a typical laptop can handle.
Agent speed is also expected to rise. Today’s Ultra Fast rate of 750+ tokens per second could become the default. Codex and ChatGPT will increasingly share one harness across coding and other tasks.
The stated end goal is Personal AGI, a single personalized app whose interface changes with the user’s task.
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+2📊 Alibaba previews Qwen4 architecture
Alibaba released Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, an open multimodal model and early preview of the architecture planned for Qwen4. It has 125B parameters, but uses only 6B for each text fragment. Another 51B sit in separate memory for frequent combinations.
The design keeps the model large while reducing compute. Alibaba says training is about 9 times cheaper than Qwen3.7-Plus, while the model already performs better on coding, tool-use tasks, and long office workflows.
Long-context support reaches 262,000 tokens by default and up to 1 million tokens in extended mode. At 1 million tokens, a new retrieval mechanism can significantly speed up processing. The weights are already open on Hugging Face.
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🤖 Beijing Robot Games Fuel Endless Memes
The footage is endlessly memeable.
The robot weighs 16 kg.
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🤳 Nothing OS 5.0 Puts Customisation First
The update brings a new visual layer with transparency and a light frosted-glass effect. Surfaces now have depth, making it clearer what sits in front. The system font is Geist, while the dot matrix becomes mostly decorative.
A new colour engine can take shades directly from your wallpaper. They flow into icons, widgets, and controls, so changing the wallpaper changes the interface. Essential Apps Builder is now a phone app that turns a text description into a custom AI widget.
Comments under the announcement are less enthusiastic. Users say a year of work brought a font, more colour settings, and transparent widgets, while Nothing still lacks its own clock and calculator.
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🍏 Apple Refreshes Mac mini and Studio
Preorders are open, with shipments starting September 22. Both desktops come with macOS 27 Golden Gate and the new Siri AI.
The Mac mini keeps its tiny body, but gets M6 or M5 Pro chips. M6 starts at $899 and uses Apple’s first 2nm process, with 12 CPU cores and 170 GB/s memory bandwidth. Both models cost $100 more.
Mac Studio now starts at $2,499 with M5 Max. M5 Ultra starts at $5,499. Its four-die design reaches 36 CPU cores and 80 GPU cores, with 1.2 TB/s memory bandwidth. With Mac Pro discontinued, it is Apple’s most powerful computer.
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+1🍏 Apple’s Camera AirPods Leak by Mistake
An internal development branch was accidentally merged into the macOS Tahoe 26.7 release candidate. It brought a demo video showing unannounced AirPods with cameras.
In the clip, a man points the earbuds at a book so Visual Intelligence can read its title. The cameras capture the surroundings in low resolution and act as eyes for Apple’s AI features, including turn-by-turn navigation and answers about what is in front of the user.
Gurman also says early reactions to the foldable iPhone are warm. Testers liked its pocket fit, hinge and iPad-style app layouts, but there is no telephoto lens. Pricing remains open.
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⚠️ Xianglong Blasts Through Mixed Ground
The 4.5-meter Xianglong tunnel boring machine was developed by Tsinghua University and Wuhan-based CRSIC. Its cutting head retracts behind the shield, exposing built-in drills.
The drills bore holes several meters into the rock. Low-power, high-speed charges create microcracks without throwing debris or producing a strong shockwave. The shield absorbs what does fly back, then the head returns to crush and clear the broken rock.
The system targets mixed geology, where standard machines struggle when soft ground turns into rock. Chinese state media says it raises boring speed by 30%, while the shield diameter can be adjusted for different lining segments.
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🤖 Claude Code Built a Mac Driver
In about 4 hours, 19-year-old Kuber Mehta used Claude Code to reverse-engineer the proprietary printer language behind the HP Laser 1008a. The result is a working Mac driver built from scratch.
The driver translates macOS print commands into a format the printer understands. It runs HP’s codec inside a lightweight container, then sends the data directly over USB. The budget printer was designed for Windows, with no Mac support or AirPrint.
After a one-command installation, printing works from any Mac app through Cmd+P. Mehta published the project on GitHub along with a full transcript of the Claude Code session.
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🎥 Same Video, New Angle
As Sarah Connor said: “When they chase you, always run toward a wall.”
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🤖 Robot Sets 100-Meter World Record
On the first day in Beijing, Tiangong Ultra finished in 9.39 seconds. Several robots broke the record, while Usain Bolt’s official human mark is 9.58 seconds.
The event covers athletics, football, tennis, combat sports, dancing, plus household tasks such as opening bottles and sorting. Tiangong Ultra was developed by Beijing innovation centers.
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🔍 Google Adds Remote Control to Antigravity
Agents running in Antigravity can now be controlled from a phone or another computer through a regular browser. The original machine keeps working on the task.
Users can check progress and send new commands from the browser. The agent’s files and settings remain on the machine where it started.
Antigravity also sends phone notifications when an agent finishes a stage or needs a reply. A long task can continue on a work computer after the user leaves it.
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