Leica has launched the Q3 Monochrom, a 60MP full-frame compact camera that captures only black-and-white stills and up to 8K monochrome video, built around a fixed 28mm f/1.7 Summilux lens and priced from 7,790 dollars.
Target is launching a new ChatGPT integration that lets shoppers search, build carts, and check out using their Target account directly within the chatbot, with support for shipping, pickup, and upcoming same-day delivery.
Typical translation apps struggle with text in motion, mixed environments, and ambiguous visual context. The upgrade to Google Translate attacks these problems by combining live visual understanding, real-time speech capture, and contextual text processing. These changes matter because smart glasses cannot rely on precise camera framing or slow server round trips to work reliably in active use.
Navigating during holiday travel exposes gaps in traditional maps and GPS tools. New features in Google Maps address wait times at key points, vehicle arrival tracking, route clarity, and precise parking zones. Each feature responds to a specific user problem rather than being cosmetic.
A distributed denial of service attack can overwhelm network infrastructure if unchallenged. On October 24, Azure encountered one of the largest DDoS flows ever recorded. Understanding the mechanics of the attack, the role of IoT botnets, and the limitations of traditional defenses reveals what modern cloud networks must solve to remain resilient.
Low end graphics cards fail or survive long before they reach store shelves. Memory pricing sits at the center of that decision. When RAM becomes expensive, GPU designs that once made sense collapse under cost pressure. This is not about rumors or cancellations. It is about how graphics cards are assembled, priced, and justified in a market where margins are thin and expectations are rigid.
Apple has rolled out the next iOS 26.2 beta, introducing a practical AirDrop improvement and new system references tied to future voice assistant changes. The update focuses on usability refinements and under the hood groundwork rather than visible interface redesigns.
A federal jury in California has ruled that Apple must pay medical technology company Masimo $634 million after finding the Apple Watch infringed patents related to health monitoring technology. The decision follows a multi-year legal dispute and adds another chapter to ongoing patent litigation involving wearable health features.
