Opera for Android now lets users buy, install and manage a travel eSIM inside the browser. Opera says it works across the whole phone in 47 destinations, with a free 3GB three-day trial in selected markets.
VideoCardz reports that Paralympics Productions is shutting down after receiving a cease-and-desist related to its unofficial GTA V ports.
A former EVGA product manager alleges the company felt compelled to sell at least one GeForce card at NVIDIA’s advertised starting price or risk lower GPU allocation, with pricier custom models making up the difference.
Montage Technology has begun mass production of two DDR5 clock driver chips: the CK01P for client memory modules up to 9200 MT/s and the RCD05 for server RDIMMs up to 8000 MT/s.
CloudSEK says attackers used the maintainer account for @dforge-core/dforge-mcp to push a malicious npm release through GitHub Actions trusted publishing, shipping the GHAPPIER loader with valid provenance before the package was fixed.
XDA Developers calls the result “surprisingly good.”
An Android Authority open thread highlights early doubts around Googlebooks, with commenters questioning premium pricing, limited app support and Google’s long-term commitment to the new laptops.
Fast Company describes Work mode as a way to get specific things done, in contrast to Chat mode.
NPowerUser reports that Huawei confirmed the launch date and identifies the external camera module as the Ruiying Z10.
HM Revenue & Customs has selected Salesforce for a CRM contract worth up to £2.4 billion including VAT, part of a wider customer-service overhaul after years of criticism over HMRC phone performance.
PCMag’s Sept. 7, 2026 review of the Dell 16S praises its OLED display, battery life and premium-feeling build, but says the laptop’s strongest value is in lower-cost versions rather than configurations priced above $2,000.
The Register is hosting an invitation-only Soho dinner on October 20 focused on file infrastructure for distributed teams, with discussion under the Chatham House Rule led by Joe Fay and joined by LucidLink executive Rupert Watson.
Tech in Asia reports that Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes says AI affects teams differently and argues that uniform goals destroy ROI.
Carousell reached positive full-year EBITDA in 2025 as revenue climbed 18% to US$141 million. Its recommerce business grew more than 40%, made up 45% of group revenue, and helped narrow losses before tax by 75%.
PCMag’s Ajay Kumar published a Sept. 25 guide to setting up a local Plex media library, outlining hardware needs, library sharing controls, automatic scans, and paid add-ons for remote streaming and offline downloads.
Techmeme, linking to CNBC, says India has invested $11.6 billion over the past decade and is looking to catch up with the US and China.
CNET advertised the discount ahead of Prime Day and called the TV a CNET Lab Award winner. The linked Amazon listing identifies it as a 65-inch QM8L Series model.
Sideload Launcher, a longtime Android TV and Google TV app browser for sideloaded and phone-first apps, is getting a version 2.0 redesign with new sorting tools, favorites, filters and layout tweaks.
TFNBreakingNews says Partech Partners led the round, with support from Northzone VC, Foundamental and Seedcamp.
Tech in Asia profiles Superbench, a startup led by Jingjing Zhong and Yan Kai Ng that automates booking for mid-market and large service businesses across Singapore, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
