9to5Mac's daily podcast episode for November 10, 2026 rounds up the outlet's reporting on the iOS 27.2.1 update and rumors surrounding a feature referred to as HomeView. The episode is distributed through standard podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn and Google Play.
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Apple's System Status page confirmed an outage beginning around 5:49 p.m. ET affecting iCloud Calendar, Contacts, Mail, iWork for iCloud and Game Center, with Find My listed as potentially slow or unavailable. Users reported on social media being unable to send or receive iCloud email, sign in to their Apple Account, or in some cases being logged out entirely.
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NASA announced it is accepting applications for its next astronaut class, posted on USAJOBS, the federal government's job site. Selected candidates will work toward lunar missions, the planned 2032 Moon Base, and systems intended to support a future Mars mission, reporting to Johnson Space Center. Requirements include US citizenship, a STEM master's degree or equivalent, three years of related professional experience, and passing a long-duration astronaut physical.
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Anthropic filed updated IPO paperwork offering 825 million shares priced at $70 to $78, which could raise as much as $64.35 billion at a fully diluted valuation of $1.405 trillion. Shares are set to price Nov. 18 and begin trading the next day, alongside a separate $26 billion private placement from investors including Nvidia and Alphabet. The company reported $33.2 billion in revenue for the first nine months of 2026, up 1,206% year-over-year, with customer accounts spending over $100,000 annually rising to more than 11,900.
A new router upgrades the link between your devices and the router. Almost nothing people complain about lives on that link, which is why the box rarely delivers the numbers on it.
Investor Mark Kistenmacher has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against NVIDIA and CEO Jensen Huang, alleging the company misled shareholders about Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive suspected of acting as a Chinese intelligence asset. The suit covers investors who bought NVIDIA stock between October 9, when the New York Times first reported ties between NVIDIA and Megaspeed, and November 8, when Huang admitted to an affair and NVIDIA announced an internal investigation. The complaint cites a company spokesperson's earlier statement calling the relationship routine business contact as false, and points to a recent two-day drop of more than $470 billion in NVIDIA's market value as evidence of investor harm.
Jim Cramer said on CNBC's Mad Money that investors are too focused on negative scenarios after a hotter-than-expected CPI report pushed Treasury yields higher and raised bets on a Fed rate hike. The Nasdaq fell 0.74% and the S&P 500 dropped 0.38% Tuesday, with Fed officials Lorie Logan and Christopher Waller both signaling support for further rate increases. Oil fell below $90 per barrel amid hopes for a Middle East de-escalation.
Seagate has introduced Alkemi, a hybrid storage system that pairs a large mechanical hard drive with a smaller SSD, presenting them to users as a single storage pool. Unlike Apple's Fusion Drive from 2012, which relied on macOS to manage tiered 128KB data blocks, Alkemi handles data placement directly from the enclosure itself, automatically moving frequently used files to the SSD while the HDD stores larger libraries.
SCSKiller is a utility aimed at reducing shader stuttering in PC games, a visual hiccup caused by the GPU compiling shader effects like shadows and reflections in real time rather than ahead of release, as console developers can. The report distinguishes this from frame-rate drops caused by CPU/GPU bottlenecks, noting that compilation stutters can briefly drop performance to 0fps, especially when entering new areas for the first time.