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A new leak reveals the Fitbit Edge will feature a 1.34-inch AMOLED display, aluminum body, and health sensors including GPS and ECG. It is expected to launch at around €179 in Europe and £159 in the UK, with four color options. The device aims to fill the gap between Fitbit's fitness trackers and the Pixel Watch, offering advanced health features at an accessible price point.
Mistral introduced a public preview of its latest AI model on Tuesday, with the full trained parameters scheduled for release on October 27. The company aims to enhance its competitiveness in the AI market.
A federal lawsuit filed in Seattle accuses Starbucks of falsely marketing eight protein beverages as sugar-free, despite containing significant sugar amounts. The complaint highlights discrepancies between the labeling and the actual sugar content, which ranges from 16 to 21 grams per serving. Starbucks maintains that the sugar originates from the milk used and that no sugar is added intentionally.
During a Vanity Fair interview published Monday, editor Mark Guiducci asked Sam Altman about Laura Reiley, a journalist whose daughter died by suicide after conversations with ChatGPT. Altman's publicist repeatedly tried to end the interview, citing time constraints, though Altman said he was willing to continue and Guiducci eventually finished his question.
Geothermal energy derives from Earth's internal heat, which increases with depth and can be accessed through cracks and fissures. Regions with high geothermal gradients, such as along the Ring of Fire, are prime locations for energy projects, with surface temperatures reaching thousands of degrees Celsius deep underground. Scientists employ advanced mathematical models to study geothermal processes, which also have applications in fields like neurosurgery and industrial molding.
French AI firm Mistral has introduced Le Chonk, a large open-weight model designed to enhance cybersecurity for enterprises and governments. The model, known as ML4, emphasizes user control and data sovereignty, aiming to counteract threats like model jailbreaks and cyberattacks. Mistral claims Le Chonk can compete with larger proprietary models despite using fewer computational resources.
Mistral introduced its latest AI model, ML4, which boasts 1 trillion parameters and is designed for tasks in cybersecurity, coding, manufacturing, finance, and multimodal applications. The company claims it ranks among the top open models globally and plans to release it to developers and government officials before a broader launch later this month.
Amazon is selling Anker's Nano 100W universal travel adapter for $63.99, down from its usual $79.99 price during the October Prime Day sale. The device includes two USB-C ports capable of up to 100W individually, an additional USB-C port, and a USB-A port, along with plug configurations for US, UK and EU outlets covering over 200 countries and regions.
Nintendo has announced that its upcoming game, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, will feature a new open-world element set on Wuhu Island. Players can now explore the island using planes, skateboards, and jetskis, in addition to traditional sports activities like bowling and golf. The game also includes sightseeing missions and collectible items that unlock cosmetic options and new exploration points.
Spotify has expanded its Music Quiz feature, allowing Premium subscribers to test their knowledge across more than 2,000 artists through questions about music, album covers, and audio previews. The quizzes are accessible via the Now Playing view and are initially available in multiple countries, with plans to add more languages and artists later.
Nintendo previewed its upcoming $50 Switch Sports Resort game, set to launch on October 22 for Switch 2, showcasing nine of its twelve motion-based mini-games. The game features activities like archery, thumb wrestling, skateboarding, and flying, emphasizing the company's continued focus on active gaming. The preview highlighted how Nintendo's motion controls remain a unique and engaging aspect of their gaming ecosystem.
The Lightfoot, a solar-assisted electric scooter developed by Otherlab, is now available for purchase in California at a price of $4,495. Equipped with dual 750-watt motors and 120W solar panels, it offers a top speed of 20 mph and a range of 37 miles, designed for short urban trips. The vehicle has garnered significant attention for its whimsical design and self-charging capabilities, despite limited testing conditions due to recent heavy rainfall in New York City.