Meta’s New Wearable Lets Your Muse AI Agent Follow You Around Like a Digital Pet
Meta unveils a Tamagotchi-like Muse Charm wearable AI agent, set for holiday shipping. A keychain-sized avatar companion for the Muse agent.
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Delhi Protester Says Smart-Glasses Video Rewound Decades of Her Progress
A designer in Delhi was recorded on Meta glasses at a protest, sparking a transphobic viral storm that rewound years of personal progress.
Meta Connect 2026: VR Glasses, Camera-Free Ray-Ban Audio, and a Muse Charm
Meta Connect 2026: the VR Glasses shrink a full headset into glasses tethered to a puck, plus new Ray-Ban Audio and Muse assistant.
How People Are Using Meta’s Muse AI Assistant — From Flight Credits to Cocktail Bar Recommendations
Metas Muse AI app lets you delegate tasks from booking flights to waiting on hold. Here's how users are putting it to work.
AI Teams That Won the XPRIZE Wildfire Contest Say Early Detection Saved Lives, Not Homes
XPRIZE Wildfire drones spotted fires within 10 minutes but couldn't stop them, showing tech's limits in Alaska.
Fixing the Portobello Police Station Clock
Volunteers fix the clock at Edinburgh's Portobello Police Station, uncovering a 19th-century mechanism with a mysterious 2001-era microcontroller.
Anker Solix S2000 Portable Power Station Drops to Nearly Half Off at Amazon
The Anker Solix S2000 power station is nearly half off today at $649.99, down from $1,199. A limited-time deal worth watching.
OpenAI Pays Influencers to Tout ChatGPT as a Helper, Not a Replacement
OpenAI pays creators to promote ChatGPT as useful, not dangerous, doubling sponsored posts and enlisting parenting bloggers, fitness trainers, and entrepreneurs.
Waymo Launches Transit Rewards Program, Paying Riders $2.85 for Combining Rides and Public Transit
Waymo launches transit rewards paying $2.85 in Waymo Cash for combining rides with public transit in the SF Bay Area.
Obscura launches as a VPN that claims it cannot log your activity
A new VPN claims it cannot log your activity, promising only your IP address is seen. Here's how it works.
Drop Lets You Run Code in a Sandbox Without Asking for Root
A rootless Linux sandbox called Drop keeps your home directory safe from rogue code, with gVisor support for extra isolation.
Microsoft Killed FoxPro in 2007. FoxDev Studio Revives It Without Rewriting a Line
A dead language returns: Visual FoxPro is revived with a 64-bit runtime, a new compiler, and a bridge to old libraries.