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RuntimeWire, citing Anthropic, reports a 3.1x geometric-mean improvement across 13 performance measurements—not a threefold speedup for every interaction.

Australia says no personal Medicare records were exposed, but it criticized OpenAI's nearly three-month notification delay and opened an investigation.

The opt-in feature is rolling out in the United States and France for Opera’s free, built-in browser VPN.

The EV maker plans to place ₹83 crore of shares with four outside investors and nearly ₹85 crore of warrants with three promoters.

XiaomiTime says India firmware development stopped after a May build, leaving the 18 Pro as the market's only expected Xiaomi 18-series model.

Users can pull curated Notebook research into Docs with an @ mention and receive inline citations without switching tabs.

The privacy-focused Android project has not yet announced when support will arrive or whether Motorola will offer the operating system preinstalled.

XDA’s writer says the bigger benefit of the desktop change was in how they work.

PCMag’s cloning guide starts with a full backup, then walks through sizing, connecting, initializing and copying the replacement drive.

Android Authority says the camera feature draws on Hasselblad even though the two brands have split.

A former security officer says a low-security datacenter briefly gained network reachability to classified production servers before the rule was reversed.

Port's explainer separates Anthropic's hosted single-agent runtime from the orchestration, approvals and ownership needed across a full software workflow.

Philipp Kandal told Tech in Asia's 2026 conference that faster prototyping still has to stay centered on user impact.

PCMag gives Sony's $2,299 bridge camera five stars, praising its all-in-one versatility while noting cheaper rivals zoom much farther.

Digit says a tipster and Flipkart listing point to the screenless tracker's launch date and price, neither of which Google has confirmed.

The Japanese startup links diagnostic quizzes to AI chats, licensing and merchandise, though its reported traction comes from company-supplied figures.

The SaaS News reports that ON&BOARD led the round to expand REVY, AIONA’s AI agent for manufacturing design.

The company's first phone combines Snapdragon 4 Gen 2, a 6,000mAh battery and Android 16, with Flipkart sales starting October 8.

Curiosity VC and No Such Ventures backed the Amsterdam fintech’s direct lending platform and white-label underwriting technology.

The Series A first close will fund product development, mass-production work and expansion into North America and Southeast Asia.