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Apple reportedly targets 2026 launch for first AI-powered smart glasses

Apple is preparing to release its first smart glasses as early as next year, built around Siri and Visual Intelligence rather than augmented-reality displays. The glasses will use cameras and microphones to let Siri interpret surroundings, translate text, and answer contextual questions, plus built-in speakers for audio, according to a Bloomberg report citing Mark Gurman. Apple is designing multiple frame styles in-house using acetate material, with possible future versions adding health-tracking features like heart-rate sensors.

Mara raises $7M for backpack-sized drone interceptors priced against cheap FPV threats

San Francisco startup Mara raised $7 million in pre-seed funding to build Spike, a portable counter-drone system carried in a backpack. The system pairs a launcher holding up to 48 lightweight 250-gram Seeker interceptors with a Spotter sensor unit that fuses optical, acoustic and optional radar detection to track fiber-optic and autonomous drones that evade radio-frequency jammers. Mara says each Seeker costs roughly the same as the sub-$1,000 FPV quadcopters it's meant to destroy, undercutting rival interceptors by a claimed 20-fold margin.

Leaked Nvidia DLSS 5 build spreads via RenoDX mod to dozens of games

A leaked DLL file from DLSS 5, discovered inside NBA 2K27's installation files, has been packaged into the RenoDX modding tool and applied to numerous games including Remedy's Control. The unfinished build initially worked only on RTX 50-series cards, but modders quickly adapted it for RTX 40-series GPUs as well, letting a much wider audience test the unreleased technology months ahead of Nvidia's planned fall launch.

Apple's revamped Siri AI in iOS 27 limited to iPhone 15 Pro and newer

Apple's iOS 27 update introduces a new AI-powered Siri, but it only runs on iPhone 15 Pro models and later, leaving older devices with the standard assistant. The feature currently supports English only and is unavailable in the EU and China due to regulatory restrictions. Users can enable it manually through Settings, though some may be placed on a waitlist lasting from minutes to days before gaining access.

AI firm employee describes routine destruction of scanned rare books post-Anthropic lawsuit

A worker identifying himself as a 'Legacy Media Completion Specialist' describes his job shredding and burning antique books after they've been sliced apart and scanned to train generative AI models. The satirical account follows revelations from a copyright lawsuit against Anthropic, in which unsealed court documents showed the company used 'destructive scanning'—cutting spines off physical books to scan them faster, then discarding the remains—and allegedly tried to conceal the practice.

Researcher builds dependency-aware memory system for LLM vulnerability-hunting agents

A security researcher describes building a new memory architecture for LLM agents used in vulnerability research, after noticing that standard retrieval-based memory let models keep reasoning from facts that had since been disproven. Instead of just storing and retrieving past observations, the system tracks logical dependencies between facts, so that when one assumption is invalidated, everything derived from it can be automatically flagged or revised. The approach effectively borrows ideas from program analysis, treating an investigation's knowledge state like a dependency graph rather than a flat log of conversation history.

AT&T sues Charter over Spectrum's 'fiber-powered' internet ads

AT&T filed a lawsuit against Charter on Friday, claiming Spectrum's marketing of its internet as 'fiber-powered' misleads customers who aren't actually getting a full fiber connection. Spectrum's network relies on fiber-optic lines for most of its infrastructure but typically switches to copper coaxial cable for the final stretch into homes, unlike true fiber providers that run fiber directly to the wall jack. The suit was filed in Dallas, a market where both companies compete heavily for broadband customers.

Insomniac Reveals Combat and Costume Details for Marvel's Wolverine Ahead of PS5 Launch

A newly released featurette for Marvel's Wolverine gives fans a closer look at the game's brutal combat system and a lineup of comic-accurate costume designs. Actor Liam McIntyre, who voices the title character, discusses the violent gameplay and character customization options in the video. The game is scheduled to launch on PlayStation 5 this September.

Entrepreneur Guide Details Steps to Convert an E-commerce Niche Into an Actual Business

A new Entrepreneur op-ed argues that identifying a profitable niche is only the first step for e-commerce founders, who often stall by over-researching or polishing websites before validating demand. The author outlines a practical approach: define a single customer and problem, translate that problem into a specific offer, and test it cheaply before scaling.

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