Dell axed the storied XPS badge, debuting “Premium 14” and “Premium 16” laptops with Intel Core Ultra-200H chips, 4 K 120 Hz OLEDs, and marathon battery life up to 27 hours—squarely targeting creators on the move.

The Eclipse Foundation formally released Jakarta EE 11, delivering faster start-up times, simplified testing, and expanded platform APIs that modernize enterprise Java for the cloud-native era. It’s the first long-term-support version in three years and arrives with full-fat documentation plus TCKs.

Google quietly launched Doppl, an experimental iOS/Android app that uses on-device generative AI to render how any outfit looks on your body—no clunky 3-D scans required. Snap a mirror pic, swipe styles, and share instant try-ons with friends.

Mark Zuckerberg is dangling nine-figure “Zuck Bucks” packages to poach star researchers and snap up pre-product startups, signaling Meta’s most aggressive push yet toward Artificial Super­intelligence. The cash-heavy crusade is redrawing salary norms and turbo-charging competition across AI labs worldwide.

Sony peeled back the curtain on PS5 Pro Slim—20 % smaller, sporting “Liquid Metal 2” cooling and a GPU bump that enables 8 K AI upscaling at 60 fps. Launch window: November, bundled with Helldivers III.

Canva’s new 3D Object Generator turns sketches into fully lit models you can spin, color, and drop into scenes—no 3D software required. Social-first brands can now mock up product shots in minutes.

Samsung unveiled FlexView, a 32-inch 4K OLED that folds to 21.5″ for portrait coding or splits into dual 16:10 screens. The hinge clocks 250 K bends, and the panel hits 120 Hz with 1,500 nits HDR.

Cloudflare switched on its first RISC-V edge servers, reporting 55 % lower wattage per request and 18 % faster TLS handshake times—proof the open ISA is ready for hyperscale performance.

The X (Twitter) mobile app just added “Clips,” a TikTok-style vertical feed limited to 60 seconds. Creators get built-in Auto-Caption and a Remix button for duet reactions, nudging the platform deeper into short-form video.

Meta dropped Llama 4-Mini today—an ultra-efficient 1.8 B-parameter model that runs offline on AR glasses and smart speakers, serving up voice assistants with zero cloud latency and end-to-end encryption.