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Apple adds ASL and BSL interpreters to select Apple TV original films

Apple is introducing sign language interpretation for a handful of its original films, starting with Being Heumann on November 13 and extending to F1, Greyhound and Way of the Warrior Kid. Viewers need iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS or visionOS 27.2 (or supported third-party devices) and must enable the feature in Apple TV app settings, where an interpreter appears as an overlay in the bottom right of the screen.

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Google expands Gemini 4 Carbon access beyond cybersecurity testers

Google has broadened availability of Gemini 4 Carbon, its advanced AI model, after initially limiting it to select cybersecurity firms in late October. Carbon is now available through Google AI Studio, Gemini for business, and for $100/month Google AI Ultra subscribers via the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search, and the Antigravity coding platform. Google says Carbon excels at complex, multi-step tasks like scientific research and vulnerability discovery, while the earlier Gemini 4 Argon remains better suited for routine coding work.

Apple TV adds built-in sign language interpretation feature

Apple announced that Apple TV will offer Sign Language Interpretation as a toggleable accessibility setting, starting Friday with the documentary 'Being Heumann' and extending to 'F1' with ASL and BSL support. The feature embeds a human interpreter in the corner of the screen rather than offering a separate Deaf-specific version, and is shipping with iOS 27.2, with more titles like 'Way of the Warrior Kid' and 'Greyhound' planned later this year.

Google unveils TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max chips for confidential AI and larger workloads

Google introduced two new tensor processing units, TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max, expanding its eighth-generation chip lineup launched in April. TPU 8tx, co-designed with AMD, is built for confidential training and inference, embedding security at the hardware level to protect data and model weights during use. TPU 8i Max combines two TPU 8i inference chips into one package, doubling memory, processing power and bandwidth.

N-able pulls N-Central remote access service offline after 2025 zero-day bugs leaked

N-able took its cloud-hosted N-Central offering offline to patch a wave of vulnerabilities publicly disclosed on GitHub by researcher Ben Bales, who called the flaw set Able2Shell. The company also urged customers running self-hosted N-Central deployments to shut them down, warning the published exploits could let attackers steal credentials, create admin accounts, or gain root access.

Explainer: why smartphones auto-switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data

Smartphones continuously monitor signal strength, speed, latency and packet delivery to decide in real time whether to use Wi-Fi or mobile data. This automatic switching is designed to prevent dropped calls and buffering, but it can also trigger disruptive mid-session handoffs, such as during a FaceTime call. Common triggers include weak Wi-Fi signals, Wi-Fi networks with no real internet access, and certain device settings.

JBL Live 680NC (2026) headphones drop to $79 on Amazon

Amazon is selling the black JBL Live 680NC (2026) headphones for $79, down $81 from their $159.95 list price, a 51% cut that marks an all-time low. The headphones only launched in March, and they feature True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0, LDAC support, Bluetooth 6.0 with LE Audio and Auracast, multipoint pairing, and up to 80 hours of battery life with ANC off.

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