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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Apple Plans Return to Server Market by 2029, Possibly Partnering with Nvidia

Apple is reportedly planning to re-enter the server hardware market, driven by surging demand for AI computing power, according to The Information. The company discontinued its Xserve server line back in 2011 and has since stayed out of enterprise hardware. Strong interest from AI developers in Apple's Mac Mini and Mac Studio has led to product shortages, signaling a market opportunity. Apple's energy-efficient ARM-based M-series chips are seen as a competitive advantage in the AI infrastructure space. A potential partnership with Nvidia is being considered, though any new server product is not expected to launch before 2029.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Court rules man's angry email to ICE agents was protected free speech

A federal judge has ruled in favor of a man who faced threats from Immigration and Customs Enforcement after sending an angry email to the agency. The court determined that the man's message, written off-the-cuff, constituted protected speech under the First Amendment. The ruling blocks ICE from taking retaliatory action against the individual over the email's contents. The case centered on whether expressing that ICE agents' actions would 'haunt them' crossed a legal line, which the judge concluded it did not.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google Launches MCP Server Letting AI Agents Control Google Home Devices

Google has introduced an early access MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for its Google Home platform. The new server enables AI agents, including Claude and ChatGPT, to interact with smart home devices through natural language commands. Users can leverage these AI tools to control connected devices, review camera summaries, and access smart home activity logs. The move marks a significant step toward integrating third-party AI assistants into Google's smart home ecosystem.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Apple's New 'Health Age' Feature Joins a Crowded Field of Dubious Biometric Scores

Apple announced a longevity feature called Health Age at its recent Apple Watch event, set to launch later this year alongside a redesigned Health app and a new readiness metric. The feature estimates a user's physiological age based on health and fitness data, a concept already used by other wearable brands. Verge senior reviewer Victoria Song expressed skepticism at the announcement, noting that similar metrics from competing platforms have produced inconsistent or counterintuitive results. The broader concern is that so-called 'health age' scores may give users a misleading picture of their actual wellbeing. Such biometric age estimates remain a contested area in consumer health technology, with their scientific validity widely debated.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Google Opens Smart Home to Third-Party AI Agents via New MCP Integration

Google has announced Google Home MCP, a new integration that allows third-party AI agents to control and monitor connected devices within the Google Home ecosystem. The system is built on the standardized Model Context Protocol, enabling tools such as Claude and Open Claw to access device controls and event history. Taylor Lehman, group product manager at Google Home and Nest, confirmed the development in a blog post, noting that any MCP-compatible AI agent can securely interact with the platform. The move marks a significant shift toward open, interoperable AI control of smart home systems. Google says the integration is designed to let agents act on behalf of users across their connected home devices.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Iran Strikes on Amazon Data Centers Result in Permanent Customer Data Loss

Iranian military strikes caused significant damage to Amazon Web Services data centers, resulting in the permanent loss of customer data. The destruction exceeded the resilience thresholds that AWS infrastructure is engineered to withstand. The attacks represent an unusual case where physical wartime damage overwhelmed the redundancy and recovery systems built into cloud services. Affected customers lost data that could not be recovered due to the scale and nature of the destruction.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Anthropic Adds Docs and Slides to Claude, Unifies Chat and Productivity Tools

Anthropic has launched two new features for its Claude AI — Docs and Slides — enabling users to create, edit, export, and share documents and presentations directly within Claude chats. The update also consolidates Claude's previously separate chat modes, merging regular chats and Cowork into a single unified interface. All productivity tools, including Artifacts and Claude Design capabilities, are now accessible from any conversation. The move positions Claude more directly against Google's Gemini, which is deeply integrated with Google Docs and Slides. Anthropic says the streamlined interface allows Claude to automatically determine what tools a task requires without users needing to switch modes.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Fortell Raises $163M to Build AI Hearing Aids People Actually Want to Wear

Fortell, an AI-powered hearing aid startup, has raised $163 million from investors including Founders Fund, Thrive Capital, and Valor Equity. The company was founded by Matthew de Jonge, who spent six years developing the product after questioning why hearing aids are so widely rejected compared to eyeglasses. De Jonge's core motivation was addressing the longstanding stigma and discomfort that leads many users, particularly older adults, to avoid wearing their devices. Fortell aims to challenge the existing hearing aid industry by leveraging artificial intelligence to create a more appealing and effective product.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Neuralink Co-Founder Max Hodak to Pitch Screen-Free Interfaces at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

Max Hodak, co-founder of Neuralink, is set to speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, where he will share his vision for interfaces that move beyond traditional screens. Hodak's presentation will also explore how such technology could have medical applications. The event offers early registration discounts of up to $200 for those who sign up before September 25. TechCrunch Disrupt is an annual technology conference that brings together prominent figures from the startup and innovation space.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

May Mobility to Go Public via $1.4B SPAC Deal, Raising Over $300M

May Mobility, an autonomous vehicle and robotaxi company, has announced plans to go public through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) deal valued at $1.4 billion. The transaction is expected to generate more than $300 million in fresh funding for the company. May Mobility operates on an asset-light business model, focusing on robotaxi services rather than owning large fleets of vehicles. The SPAC deal represents a significant milestone for the company as it seeks to scale its autonomous mobility operations. The announcement was reported by TechCrunch, though further deal terms and a closing timeline were not specified.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Neutrino Flavor Oscillations Inside Supernovae May Trigger Direct Collapse

Neutrinos, subatomic particles known for switching between different types or 'flavors,' may behave in unusual ways within the extreme environment of a supernova. New research suggests that these identity-swapping particles could influence how energy is transported during a stellar explosion. When neutrinos change flavors inside a supernova, they may carry energy outward in ways that alter the explosion's dynamics. This process could potentially lead to a direct collapse scenario, where the stellar core falls into a black hole without a traditional supernova blast. Scientists are studying these flavor oscillations to better understand the mechanics and outcomes of massive star deaths.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Nvidia's Les Karpas to explain why robotics lacks its ChatGPT breakthrough moment

The robotics industry has yet to achieve a transformative breakthrough comparable to ChatGPT's impact on AI. Nvidia's Les Karpas is set to address this gap at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, offering insights into what is holding robotics back from widespread everyday adoption. The event will feature his perspective on the challenges facing the industry's mainstream integration. Attendees who register before September 25 can save up to $200 on their pass.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

macOS 26 Tahoe Review: Refinement Meets Expanded Apple Intelligence

Apple has released macOS 26 Tahoe, the latest version of its desktop operating system for Mac computers. The release is being characterized as both a significant refinement update, drawing comparisons to the historically stability-focused Snow Leopard, and a major step forward for Apple's AI platform, Apple Intelligence. The update brings meaningful under-the-hood improvements alongside expanded artificial intelligence capabilities. Ars Technica has published a comprehensive review examining both the polish and the new AI-driven features introduced in this release.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google warns some Pixel phones targeted via zero-day modem vulnerability

Google has disclosed that a security flaw in the modem firmware of its Pixel smartphones may have been actively exploited in targeted attacks. The company indicated the exploitation appears limited in scope rather than widespread. The vulnerability resides in the phone's modem component, which handles cellular communications. Google has not revealed details about the number of affected users or the identity of those behind the attacks.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

AI-Powered Fake Dating Apps Use Bots to Lure and Scam Users

Security researcher Matthew Gore-Kormanik uncovered a fraudulent dating app called Dora that uses AI-generated personas to deceive users. While investigating, he received a video call from a fabricated profile named 'Jennifer,' but the feed showed only a moving tapestry with distorted audio. After the call, the bot messaged him claiming to have enjoyed his voice — even though his microphone had never been active. The incident highlights a growing trend of AI-powered scam apps designed to simulate genuine human interaction. Such platforms are believed to manipulate users emotionally before eventually attempting financial fraud.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Xreal 1S AR Glasses Drop to $399, Matching Their All-Time Low Price

Xreal's 1S video glasses are available for $399 at Amazon and Xreal's own store, a $50 discount that matches their lowest price to date. The glasses connect via USB-C and project a large virtual screen for gaming, movies, or general computing use. Among their standout features are three degrees of freedom for a stable, anchored display, electrochromic lenses with adjustable opacity, and superior audio compared to most competing models. However, users with nearsightedness may need prescription lens inserts, as the 1S lacks the hardware myopia adjustment dials found on some rival products like the Viture Pro 2. At $399, the 1S sits $100 above Xreal's own budget A01 Plus but offers notable upgrades that may justify the premium for certain buyers.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Amazon Raises Worker Pay by $1 Per Hour in $1.5 Billion Investment

Amazon has announced a pay increase of $1 per hour for its workers. The total cost of the raises amounts to over $1.5 billion across the company's workforce. Despite the large nominal figure, the investment represents approximately 0.06% of Amazon's $2.68 trillion market capitalization. The move signals a continued focus by the e-commerce giant on frontline worker compensation.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Threads adds podcast promotion tools including episode links and audience insights

Meta is rolling out a suite of new features on Threads specifically designed for podcasters. The tools include profile cards, episode links, transcripts, guest tags, posting reminders, and audience insights. The update positions Threads as a dedicated hub for podcast promotion and listener engagement. The move signals Meta's intent to strengthen Threads as a competitor to X by attracting the podcasting community.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Max Verstappen to race against 100 karts in live-streamed event today

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen is set to compete in an unusual racing challenge, taking on 100 kart drivers simultaneously. The event is being broadcast live at noon Eastern time today. Streaming coverage is being provided jointly by Red Bull, Disney+, and ESPN. The race represents a unique spectacle combining elite motorsport talent against a large field of kart competitors.

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