Meta is rolling out its AI agent, Muse, to small business owners. The tool is designed to assist entrepreneurs in managing day-to-day business operations. Muse also aims to help small businesses identify and reach new customers. The expansion reflects Meta's broader push to integrate AI-powered tools into its business ecosystem.
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Apple has issued an emergency security update to address a vulnerability found in iOS 26. The company confirmed the bug was actively exploited in targeted attacks against specific individuals. The flaw also affects iPads and Macs running compatible software versions. Apple is urging all users to update their devices immediately to protect against further exploitation.
Fairphone has confirmed that its next-generation wireless earbuds, the Fairbuds 2, will be officially revealed on October 14th. The announcement follows recent leaks showing a major redesign and an official teaser shared on X. Like their predecessor, the Fairbuds 2 will prioritize repairability, featuring seven fully replaceable and modular components. The new model will also add support for Sony's LDAC codec, enabling high-resolution and adaptive Bluetooth audio. The original Fairbuds, launched over two years ago, were among the first wireless earbuds to offer user-replaceable parts.
AI notetaking service Fireflies has introduced a new dictation feature for its desktop applications. The feature allows users to dictate text within any desktop app, broadening its utility beyond meeting notes. Fireflies confirmed that the dictation tool will be available at no additional cost to existing users. The move expands the platform's functionality and positions it more competitively in the productivity software space.
Polaroid has announced the Mod, a new instant camera designed to give photographers more creative control beyond standard exposure adjustments. The camera features a front-mounted Brightness dial for exposure and a dedicated lens dial to switch between four analog creative shooting modes, all processed in-camera. At least two of the modes involve layering multiple exposures into a single image. The Polaroid Mod is available globally starting today via Polaroid's online store, priced at $169.99, with broader US retail availability beginning October 6th.
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