OnePlus has expanded its Oxygen OS 16 rollout to include US users of the OnePlus 13. The update brings Android 16 along with new AI capabilities and visual enhancements. Early adopters are already reporting successful installations.
Both Haiku OS and Genode-powered Sculpt OS received substantial updates in October. Haiku focused on kernel and application improvements, while Sculpt OS 25.10 brought performance enhancements and expanded driver compatibility.
Google Maps on Android Auto has become increasingly unstable, with recent updates causing display issues that obscure traffic information. The problems highlight deeper concerns about Google’s approach to automotive interfaces.
Sony’s new PlayStation-branded monitor features 2560×1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and a dedicated charging hook for DualSense controllers. It’s scheduled to launch in 2026 across the U.S. and Japan, though pricing remains unknown.
CERPRO’s AI platform automates quality inspection and documentation by analyzing technical drawings, helping manufacturers reduce errors and speed up processes. The funding will expand their European presence across aerospace, medical devices, and mechanical engineering sectors.
The Chinese government is reportedly intervening in how SMIC allocates its chip production, prioritizing Huawei amid ongoing US export restrictions. This represents a significant escalation in the tech cold war between the two superpowers.
The US-China trade truce appears to be holding with both sides implementing tariff reductions and export control rollbacks. However, analysts warn the détente remains fragile amid ongoing strategic competition over critical minerals and technology.
PayPal is leveraging Venmo’s campus presence to handle name, image, and likeness payments to college athletes. The company is also betting big on agentic commerce as AI transforms shopping behavior.
Scientists have discovered how to use electric fields to steer nanoparticles through complex mazes. This breakthrough could revolutionize targeted drug delivery and industrial purification processes by giving researchers precise control over tiny particles.
A Blackrock-backed Brazilian energy company is aggressively pursuing solar acquisitions amid market conditions favoring buyers. Brasol has evaluated $3.8 billion in assets and made offers on about a quarter of them, with some deals potentially closing in 2024.
