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Genmab Shares Rise Following Positive Blood-Cancer Treatment Data

Genmab announced that its collaboration with AbbVie demonstrated that their drug Epkinly increased survival time for patients with a prevalent form of lymphoma. The results were presented in a recent study, prompting a surge in Genmab's stock price. The findings suggest potential for expanded use of the medication in blood cancer therapies.

Most Android users overlook Bluetooth codec settings, affecting audio quality

A survey of nearly 1,500 Android users reveals that over a third leave Bluetooth codec settings at default, while only about a third actively customize them. Nearly 31% are unaware that such options exist, highlighting limited user engagement with advanced audio configurations. The default settings are managed automatically, often without user input.

Gleam v1.19.0 switches to Erlang abstract forms for compilation

Gleam version 1.19.0 introduces a new Erlang code generator that outputs Erlang abstract forms instead of source code. This change enhances build performance, improves metadata accuracy for debugging, and raises code quality standards within the compiler. The update reflects a significant shift in how Gleam integrates with the Erlang ecosystem, focusing on efficiency and precision.

DroidDeck Launches on Android, Mimics SteamOS for PC Gaming

A new Android app called DroidDeck enables users to run Steam and Steam games with an interface resembling SteamOS. It supports features like Linux apps, Decky plugins, and Steam client in Big Picture mode, aiming to provide a PC gaming experience on Android devices. The setup process involves signing into Steam and installing necessary runtimes, though it requires enabling developer options, which can be complex on newer Android versions.

OpenAI releases new ChatGPT update enhancing AI capabilities

OpenAI has announced a new update to ChatGPT, improving its ability to generate more accurate and context-aware responses. The update includes expanded features for code debugging, image generation, and web browsing, with some functionalities now available through a subscription model. The company emphasizes ongoing improvements to make the AI more versatile for users.

Kelvin Wave Moves Toward California, Raising Sea Levels

A significant Kelvin wave, a type of planetary wave, has recently impacted South America and is now heading toward California. This wave transports warm water eastward, leading to rising sea levels along vulnerable coastlines, but it does not cause violent surf or breaking waves. Experts emphasize that such waves are common and usually subtle, resembling slow sloshing in a bathtub rather than dramatic phenomena.

Google Pixel 11 Pro XL drops to $999 during Prime Day sale

Amazon has reduced the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL to $999, marking a $300 discount from its original $1,299 price. The device features a 6.8-inch display, a triple camera setup with 50MP, 48MP, and 48MP sensors, and runs on the Tensor G6 chip with Android 17. The deal requires an Amazon Prime membership to access the discount.

Meta enhances Ray-Ban glasses with turn-by-turn navigation and audio features

Meta's latest software updates for Ray-Ban Meta glasses introduce new functionalities, including walking navigation via AI voice commands in v128 and expanded audio controls in v129. The navigation feature allows users to receive directions without needing to check their phones, while the v129 update adds Mono Audio and Audio Balance options for improved accessibility. These updates are gradually rolling out to users worldwide.

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D now $429 with free MSI cooler and Onimusha game

Newegg is offering the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D at $429, down from its $469 retail price, with an additional $40 discount using a promo code. The deal includes a free MSI MAG CoreLiquid A13 240 Black AIO cooler valued at $70 and the game Onimusha: Way of the Sword, also worth $70. This package provides a combined value of approximately $210 more than the CPU's original launch price.

Anti-AI protesters disrupt Nvidia industry dinner in London

A small group of activists from the 'Pull The Plug' movement staged a direct action against Nvidia by interrupting a dinner attended by a senior executive. The protesters unfurled banners and filmed their disruption, aiming to challenge the AI industry's development practices. The event was part of broader protests targeting AI firms like Palantir and Anthropic in London.

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