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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google Pixel 11 Series Launches at Higher Price with More Gemini AI Features

Google has unveiled its Pixel 11 smartphone lineup, priced $100 higher than the previous generation. The base model now comes with 256GB of storage as a standard offering. The series focuses more on software and AI enhancements, particularly deeper integration of Google's Gemini AI assistant. Hardware changes between this generation and the last are described as relatively minimal. The price increase is offset by the expanded base storage and the expanded AI capabilities built into the devices.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google Pixel Watch 5 launches at $399 with advanced health and AI features

Google has unveiled the Pixel Watch 5, its latest smartwatch, priced starting at $399. The device introduces enhanced health monitoring capabilities, including the ability to track blood pressure patterns and insulin resistance. It also features improved sleep tracking for more detailed overnight insights. The watch integrates a smarter version of Google's Gemini AI to deliver personalized assistance to users.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google launches $29 Pixel Tag to compete with Apple AirTag

Google has introduced the Pixel Tag, a $29 Bluetooth tracking device designed to help users locate misplaced everyday items such as keys and bags. The tracker connects to Google's Find Hub network to pinpoint the location of lost belongings. The launch positions Google as a direct competitor to Apple's AirTag in the personal item tracking market. The Pixel Tag expands Google's hardware ecosystem and leverages its existing location-sharing infrastructure.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google officially unveils Pixel 11 lineup with focus on software over hardware

Google has formally announced its Pixel 11 series, comprising the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. The new lineup represents an incremental hardware refresh, retaining Google's signature camera bar design alongside colorful backing glass. Notable physical additions include a unified glass panel over the camera bar and a new HiLight ambient LED feature on the Pro models. The primary emphasis this generation is on quality-of-life improvements and software enhancements rather than major hardware overhauls. The devices are set to begin shipping in the coming week.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google Pixel Cameras Get New Tools to Shoot Less Polished, More Personal Photos

Google is rethinking its Pixel camera philosophy in response to a growing divide in what smartphone users want from their photos. While modern smartphone cameras have largely solved technical challenges like low-light noise and exposure, many users are now drawn to images that feel less perfect and more authentic. Isaac Reynolds, who leads the Pixel camera team, notes that the gap between individual user preferences is widening significantly. To address this, Google is introducing features that give users more control over the look and feel of their shots, even if that means dialing back some of the automatic enhancements the cameras are known for.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google Pixel Watch 5 arrives at $399 with AI upgrades and minor hardware tweaks

Google has launched the Pixel Watch 5 at $399, a $50 increase over its predecessor. The watch features modest hardware changes, including a slightly faster Qualcomm processor, a small battery improvement, and a new satin pyrite case finish. A Steph Curry Special Edition and additional strap colors are also part of the lineup. The most significant updates this year are software-driven, focused on AI and health features. The launch follows Google's Fitbit Air debut in May, signaling a broader push toward AI-powered wellness tools.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Android Quick Share gains tap-to-transfer feature for Pixel and Galaxy devices

Google has updated its Quick Share feature on Android to allow file and contact transfers by simply tapping two devices together. The update uses NFC and proximity detection to enable wireless sharing of photos, videos, and contact details. Starting today, the feature is available on Pixel 6 series and newer phones, with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Fold 8, and Flip 8 set to receive it soon. Google also confirmed that the tap-to-share functionality will expand to more Android devices before the end of the year.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google launches Pixel Tag tracker with UWB and Bluetooth 6.0 at $29

Google has announced the Pixel Tag, its first Bluetooth tracker, arriving more than two years after the company launched its device-tracking network. The slim, oblong tracker combines ultra-wideband (UWB) technology with Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding to offer two distinct modes of precision location tracking. The Pixel Tag is priced at $29 for a single unit or $99 for a four-pack, matching Apple's AirTag 2 pricing exactly. It is set to go on sale on November 11th, later than the Pixel 11 and Pixel Watch 5, which are already available for preorder.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Jaguar Reveals Interior of All-Electric Type 01 With Spine Design and Digital Displays

Jaguar has released new photos offering the first look inside its upcoming all-electric Type 01 vehicle. The cabin features a beige interior divided by a central 'spine' running the full length of the car, separating all four seats. A slim dashboard houses a smartphone-style central display, while a traditional rear-view mirror is replaced by a 'ClearSight Rear View Display' positioned low on the windshield at door-mirror height. Jaguar also mentions concealed storage compartments and hidden technologies integrated into the interior design.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

AI Tool Discovers Critical Zoom Screen-Sharing Vulnerability in Under 20 Prompts

Security researchers have uncovered a dangerous flaw in Zoom's screen-sharing feature that could allow attackers to hijack devices. The vulnerability was identified with the help of a publicly available AI tool, which found the flaw in fewer than 20 prompts. The discovery highlights the growing role of AI in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity research. Zoom users who rely on screen sharing may be at risk until a patch is issued. The findings raise fresh concerns about how quickly AI can be leveraged to expose critical software weaknesses.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Trump Could Give FCC Chair Carr Unchecked Power by Removing Sole Democrat

The FCC currently operates with a three-member quorum comprising two Republicans and one Democrat, allowing it to vote on major regulatory actions. President Trump already holds a Republican majority at the agency, which oversees U.S. communications systems. A new nomination or the removal of Democratic Commissioner Anna Gomez could give Republican Chair Brendan Carr an unchecked majority. However, such a move would carry legal risks, as the FCC is designed to have up to five members with no more than three from one party. The situation has raised concerns about the potential sidelining of opposing voices at a key federal regulatory body.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Insta360 X6 arrives with larger Sony sensors and faster 8K recording

Insta360 has launched the X6, its latest 360-degree action camera, available now in black and white. The device is more compact than its predecessors, the X5 and X4 Air, while housing a larger pair of custom 1/1.1-inch square Sony sensors. The X6 supports 8K video recording at up to 50fps, an improvement over the 30fps cap on last year's models. It also retains the replaceable lens system from the X5, with the new lenses being five times more scratch-resistant and 60 percent more affordable, according to Insta360.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Honor Robot Phone launches in China with built-in gimbal arm camera

Honor has launched its Robot Phone in China, an Android smartphone featuring a main camera mounted on a compact motorized gimbal arm that unfolds from the device's rear. The design essentially integrates technology similar to a DJI Osmo Pocket into a standard smartphone form factor. Honor claims the gimbal is the smallest of its kind in the world, though it does add noticeable bulk to the handset. Early hands-on testing by The Verge suggests the unusual hybrid approach may actually deliver on its promise, despite initial skepticism about combining the two devices.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Thrive Holdings Raises $2 Billion to Buy and AI-Transform Service Companies

Thrive Holdings, an artificial intelligence-focused acquisition firm, has raised $2 billion in fresh capital. The company's strategy centers on purchasing existing service businesses and integrating AI technology into their operations. The fundraise attracted backing from prominent investors including SoftBank. Thrive Holdings represents a growing trend of firms seeking to modernize traditional service industries through AI adoption.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Australian entrepreneur launches AI-powered dog cancer vaccine startup after viral story

Paul Conyngham, the Australian tech entrepreneur who gained attention for using AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok to create a personalized cancer vaccine for his dog, has now founded a startup called Gamgee. The company aims to develop personalized mRNA cancer vaccines for dogs, inspired by Conyngham's own pet, a Staffordshire bull terrier-Shar Pei mix named Rosie. Gamgee's ambitions extend well beyond canine treatments, with the company planning to leverage AI and genetics to create personalized therapies across multiple species, including humans. The startup's launch follows widespread media coverage of Conyngham's earlier DIY AI-assisted approach to treating his dog's cancer.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

xAI Launches Grok Bot, an Autonomous AI Agent for Workplace Tasks

Elon Musk's AI company xAI has unveiled Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent service that operates as an independent digital teammate for users. The bots run in a shared cloud-based environment and can log into apps, websites, and tools on a user's behalf to complete multi-step tasks autonomously. They return control to the user only when a task is finished or requires human approval. The launch positions Grok Bot as xAI's answer to similar workplace AI services from rivals such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft. The move signals xAI's push to compete more aggressively in the growing enterprise AI productivity market.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

AI Code-Testing Startup Blacksmith Sees Valuation Surge Nearly 10x in Under a Year

Blacksmith, an AI-powered code-testing startup, has seen its valuation jump nearly tenfold in less than a year. The company also reported that its revenue has grown more than ten times over the same period. The rapid growth highlights strong investor and market confidence in AI-driven software development tools. Blacksmith's rise reflects a broader surge in demand for AI solutions within the software engineering space.

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