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Google Fi now switches between the best mobile networks automatically – how it works
Google Fi customers who use Pixel phones are receiving two new connection features at no additional cost, Google announced.
Oura Ring users may get in-app access to real doctors soon – what we know
Oura has agreed to acquire AI primary care company Counsel Health for $625 million, a deal that could eventually give Oura Ring users in-app access to real physicians and 24/7 medical AI.
Linux kernel reviewer steps down from memory management duties due to influx of AI slop patches
Lorenzo Stoakes has announced he is stepping down from several of his memory management duties in the Linux kernel, citing an overwhelming volume of AI-generated patch submissions.
Microsoft releases Windows 10 KB5131096 extended security update
Microsoft released the Windows 10 KB5131096 extended security update, which includes this month's November 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes and a few bug fixes and changes.
You Should Download iOS 27.2.1 Now for a Handful of Security Fixes
Apple released iOS 27.2.1 on Monday, an iPhone software update that addresses nine issues, including two that could leave user data exposed to malicious actors.
5 apps I need Siri AI to work with now that it’s open to third-party developers
With the latest betas for iOS and other platforms, Siri AI is now available to all developers for full integration into their apps. Here are the ones I hope will jump on board.
Venmo finally launches an in-app bill splitting feature
Venmo has introduced a receipt scanning feature that itemizes a bill and divides it among users, the company said.
Uber Parking Lets You Book a Spot Directly in the App. Here’s How
The new feature is launching in 15 cities before expanding across the US and Canada. It follows Uber’s acquisition of SpotHero earlier this year.
Uber wants to park your car now, too
Uber announced the launch of Uber Parking, a native in-app reservation feature that allows drivers to find, book, and pay for garage and lot spaces ahead of time.
Waymo robotaxis kept illegally passing school buses after software fix, feds say
Federal safety regulators have opened a new investigation into Waymo over its robotaxis illegally passing stopped school buses, questioning whether a software recall issued nearly a year ago actually fixed the problem.
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