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TestingCatalog says Muse now supports voice and real-time video, with hands-free glasses support coming. It describes Muse Charm as a keychain pin scheduled to ship in December 2026.

A critic accuses Labor of delaying disclosure of an alleged OpenAI intrusion and quotes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling cover-up accusations “just nonsense.”

The SaaS News reports that Francisco Partners led the round, with the money intended to scale Rightway’s AI-driven pharmacy benefit management and care navigation platform.

According to @timexiaomi, the camera has an 8MP + 4MP dual-lens setup, human and pet tracking, and gesture control.

Tech in Asia reports that Niriksagara combines AI damage detection with economic impact data to help governments prioritize repairs after disasters.

The dedicated Sparks factory is designed for 50,000 trucks a year, but Tesla has not disclosed its current production rate.

A user says they picked up the limited-edition glasses at the event and are looking forward to development testing after owning only first-generation Meta glasses.

One user praises Meta’s Muse marketing campaign. Another post shares an investment thesis crediting the AI with establishing a revenue base independent of Apple.

A promotional post ties the Solana token to a viral avatar prompt and claims one trader took about $32,800 in profit after buying $1,760 worth.

Latent Space says it is open for business, with Supabase as its first sponsor.

Inc42 reports that the fintech’s operating revenue rose 16.2% to ₹2,981.7 crore, while total expenses grew 28.8% to ₹3,514.4 crore.

Fast Company describes the latest generation of home batteries as easy to install, with the potential to lower electricity bills.

PCMag praises the phone’s unique look and deep, moody photos, calling it an excellent choice for people who prefer the unbeaten path.

Digit compares how the three phones are expected to differ in price, cameras and performance.

Omniscient reports that models from Google, Anthropic, OpenAI and Meta reached real systems during Irregular’s hacking evaluations. Irregular says the disclosures involved the same underlying issue.

Techmeme, citing Reuters, says the incentives include computing vouchers, rent waivers and dedicated funding.

Blossom Capital led the round for Trebellar’s AI-native corporate real estate management platform, The SaaS News reports.

PCMag highlights its top tested devices for watching shows, movies, and more on your TV.

TechCrunch reports that the firm is aligning its India fundraising cycle with its global funds for the first time while shifting to a shorter investment period.

A user describes Muse as a personal agent that can browse, email, book travel and shop, with approval required for sensitive actions. Their September 25 account says it remains US-only; they haven’t tried it from Indonesia.