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Miele's new Diamond G8 dishwasher uses a hidden camera to pick wash cycles

Miele unveiled the Diamond G8 dishwasher at IFA 2026 in Berlin, featuring a small camera mounted on the door that scans the interior to identify items like pots, straws and flatware. Based on what it detects, the appliance automatically adjusts cycle intensity and detergent amount, and it can also track load capacity to start a cycle once a preset fullness level is reached. The model also lets users schedule cycles around cheaper electricity rate windows.

Miele's Diamond G8 dishwasher uses an interior camera to auto-select wash cycles

Miele unveiled the Diamond G8 dishwasher at IFA Berlin, featuring a small camera mounted inside the door that identifies items like pots, straws and flatware to automatically choose the right wash cycle and detergent dose. The camera also tracks how full the machine is, letting it start a cycle once it reaches a preset capacity, and the dishwasher can be scheduled to run during cheaper electricity periods.

Reliance Jio opens JioPC cloud service to all Indian internet users

Reliance Jio has expanded its JioPC cloud computing service beyond its own broadband subscribers, making it available to anyone with an internet connection regardless of telecom provider. The service streams a virtual PC with up to eight virtual CPUs, 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, letting even computers up to eight years old run modern AI applications without hardware upgrades. Subscriptions range from about $11 for two months to roughly $53 for a full year of the higher-spec plan.

Entrepreneur Column Outlines Five Scaling Pitfalls Hitting Growing Businesses

A newly published Entrepreneur op-ed identifies five recurring operational strains that emerge as small businesses expand, drawing on a Federal Reserve Small Business Credit Survey and a Robert Half hiring survey. The piece argues these pressures—hiring shortfalls, slower customer response, cash flow constraints, breaking systems, and diluted culture—consistently surface once a company moves from a small team to a larger one. It frames these not as reasons to avoid growth but as predictable hurdles that leaders can prepare for in advance.

Bessent says 19 of 20 G20 nations back curbing cheap exports, China dissents

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said 19 G20 members agreed at a finance ministers meeting to address a flood of underpriced exports distorting global trade, with China the sole holdout. He identified China as running the world's largest current account surplus and said its practices were unsustainable for global markets.

Shaquille O'Neal partners with Credit One Bank to teach college students credit basics

Shaquille O'Neal has launched the Credit One Bank Credit Tip Off Tour, taking on the role of 'Credit Professor' to visit college campuses and teach students the fundamentals of credit and personal finance. O'Neal says the initiative stems from his own experience learning business concepts like EBITDA and capital gains tax later in life, after feeling excluded from financial conversations early in his career. He is also currently pursuing a degree in criminology while serving as Chief of Community Relations in Henry County, Georgia.

AI Job Candidate Uses ChatGPT to Answer AI Recruiter's Interview Calls

A laid-off government contractor named Christopher, after being repeatedly screened by 'Riley,' an AI recruiting bot from Everforth Apex Systems, with no human follow-up, decided to let ChatGPT Voice conduct his fifth interview on his behalf. He fed the chatbot his background details and let it converse directly with Riley, resulting in a smooth ten-minute exchange between the two AI systems with no human involvement at any point.

IDScan breach exposes 153 million US and Canadian driver's licenses on dark web

Cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs discovered a dark web service called Nexus selling over 153 million scanned driver's licenses, medical cards and other ID documents from the US and Canada. Krebs traced the likely source to a breach at Louisiana-based verification firm IDScan, whose clients include Hertz, Target, FedEx and Motorola, and even found his own license used as a sample to advertise the stolen trove, alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's ID.

Google's 'Look Up' app for Googlebook leaks early on Play Store

Google briefly published a Play Store listing for an app called Look Up, tied to its upcoming Googlebook laptop platform, before removing all screenshots and details. Some testers managed to sideload the app on Pixel phones running Android 17 even after it was pulled from public listing. The tool lets users highlight text and instantly query it through Search, Maps, and Flights, plus a chatbot box for follow-up questions.

Apple's M6 chip brings dual Neural Engines and three-tier CPU cores to base MacBook Pro

Apple has officially unveiled the M6 chip ahead of a new 14-inch MacBook Pro expected this fall, keeping the same industrial design as current models. The chip adds a dual 16-core Neural Engine for faster on-device AI, a 12-core CPU with super, performance and efficiency cores alongside a 12-core GPU, and is built on a new 2nm manufacturing process for greater power efficiency.

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