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TestingCatalog says Muse now supports voice and real-time video, with hands-free glasses support coming. It describes Muse Charm as a keychain pin scheduled to ship in December 2026.

MacRumors says macOS 27 Golden Gate restores access to manufacture-date information that effectively disappeared when Apple randomized its serial numbers a few years ago.

A critic accuses Labor of delaying disclosure of an alleged OpenAI intrusion and quotes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling cover-up accusations “just nonsense.”

The SaaS News reports that Francisco Partners led the round, with the money intended to scale Rightway’s AI-driven pharmacy benefit management and care navigation platform.

According to @timexiaomi, the camera has an 8MP + 4MP dual-lens setup, human and pet tracking, and gesture control.

VideoCardz says Game On support covers Arc B-series and A-series GPUs, plus Intel Core Ultra processors with built-in Arc graphics.

Inc42 reports that AceVector plans to use fresh capital from its ₹420 crore IPO for Snapdeal’s marketing, technology infrastructure and potential acquisitions.

Tech in Asia reports that Niriksagara combines AI damage detection with economic impact data to help governments prioritize repairs after disasters.

Neowin reports that Microsoft has detailed how the new single-cell capability works.

The SaaS News reports that the company raised the money to scale its genomic AI platform and develop proprietary variant atlases.

Finimize says falling production costs are fueling a flood of AI shows, making viewer attention harder to win while copyright and likeness rules remain unclear.

The Financial Times’ Lex column describes investors placing big bets on AI “neolabs” despite their lack of products.