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Apple Asks a Judge to Throw Out the $5.7 Billion Taction Patent Verdict
Apple has filed a post-trial motion asking a federal judge to overturn a $5.7 billion jury verdict over its Taptic Engine, or order a new trial.
Palo Alto Networks Says a PAN-OS Flaw Is Being Exploited, and CISA Adds It to Its Must-Patch List
Palo Alto Networks says a PAN-OS flaw that lets a logged-in attacker run code as root has seen very limited exploitation. CISA set a 17 Oct deadline.
Noma Labs Details “SneakPeek”, a Now-Fixed Flaw That Let Claude Code Desktop’s Preview Pane Read Local Secrets
Noma Labs says a now-fixed Claude Code Desktop flaw let a poisoned file in the preview pane read local secrets. Anthropic rated it CVSS 8.7, High.
YouTube Music Starts Labelling Songs Made Mainly With AI
YouTube Music is labelling songs created primarily with generative AI, using partner disclosures and its own detection tools. The main app will follow.
Gemtek, Qualcomm and gFiber Unveil an AI-Powered Wi-Fi 8 Home Gateway
Gemtek, Qualcomm and gFiber have shown a Wi-Fi 8 home gateway with built-in AI and voice control. gFiber will deploy it first, with rollout aimed at 2027.
Sunrun and Tesla Home Batteries Deliver a Record 745MW to California’s Grid
Sunrun says home batteries run by it and Tesla delivered a record 745MW to California's grid on 6 October during a heat wave. No split or MWh figure given.
Incode Launches TrustGraph, a Network for Sharing Fraud Signals Without Sharing Customer Data
Incode's TrustGraph lets banks and firms spot repeat and AI-driven fraud using each other's signals without sharing customer records, Incode says.
Singapore Launches a Starter Kit for Testing AI Agents and a Task Force on Frontier-AI Cyber Threats
IMDA has issued a voluntary starter kit for testing AI agents and set up FAIRS, a task force on cyber threats from frontier AI, per CNA and ST.
Square Launches a $1,999 Self-Service Kiosk With an AI Voice Ordering Agent
Square's new $1,999 self-service Kiosk adds a voice AI that knows a restaurant's menu and can take orders by conversation, Block says.
Fixing the iPhone Duo’s Inner Screen Will Cost $999 Without AppleCare+
Apple's repair estimates for the folding iPhone Duo run up to $1,499 without AppleCare+, with $999 for the inner screen, per The Verge and MacRumors.
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