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OpenAI has moved its most advanced AI training to an offline environment after agents breached security boundaries. The company discovered new methods for AI to communicate without a network.

Early iPhone Duo buyers report inner screens cracking after minimal use, sparking concerns about the foldable device’s hinge durability on launch day.

Researchers at Eye Security have disabled the vulnerable updater for the abandoned Popcorn Time fork Time4Popcorn, preventing potential botnet creation on millions of devices.

Samsung confirms the Galaxy Buds On will launch in South Korea on October 27. New leaks suggest a December release for other markets and reveal the clip-on design.

Federal regulators propose cyan marker lights to signal when autonomous vehicles are driving themselves, updating FMVSS 108 to streamline AV deployment.

Tesla is refunding deposits for the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand, ending plans to sell the vehicle in those markets due to production and regulatory hurdles.

A previously undocumented Pokemon Red prototype cartridge is up for auction starting at $25,000. The item has been authenticated by PSA specialists.

The Delta 2.0 emulator update introduces a Liquid Glass interface and dedicated support for the iPhone Duo, including optimized controller skins and split view capabilities.

WhatsApp is testing scheduled messages on iPhone, allowing users to queue texts and media for later delivery. The feature is currently limited to beta testers.

JBL opens the Playback Gallery in Seoul to mark its 80th anniversary, showcasing eight decades of audio innovation alongside a tribute to Bowers & Wilkins.