BMW Reaches One Million Driverless Factory Vehicle Moves
BMW reports one million automated vehicle movements across four factories, with its driverless production technology set to reach Spartanburg in 2027.
Samsung Galaxy Buds On Bring Open-Ear Audio for $229
Samsung Galaxy Buds On arrive in the US in early November for $229, combining a clip-on design with open-ear listening and Galaxy features.
DEEPAL S09 Launches in Middle East and Africa With Six Seats
DEEPAL launches its six-seat S09 SUV in the Middle East and Africa, bringing range-extender technology and a comfort-focused cabin.
Samsung Brings The Frame Hospitality TV to Australia
Samsung launches The Frame hospitality TV in Australia, combining an art-inspired design with casting features for hotel guests.
Canva Craft Launches With a New Approach to AI Image Design
Canva has introduced Craft, an AI image model that plans a composition before rendering it. The launch brings a new option to Dream Lab and raises an important question for creators: can image generation produce designs that are easier to finish and publish?
1Password for Agents Lets AI Sign In Without Seeing Passwords
1Password has launched a platform that allows supported AI agents to request approved sign-ins without receiving the password itself. The announcement addresses a practical obstacle for digital assistants, while leaving users with an important distinction to understand: login approval and task approval serve different purposes.
Arc Browser Shuts Down December 22: What Users Need to Know
The Browser Company is shutting down its Arc browser in stages. New accounts ended on October 22, mobile features stop on November 23, and the desktop app stops working on December 22, 2026. The company is moving users to Dia, its AI-focused browser.
Honda’s First Ladder-Frame Pickup Will Be Based on Mitsubishi’s Triton
Honda and Mitsubishi signed an agreement for a Triton-based Honda pickup due in Southeast Asia in 2028. Here’s what’s confirmed and why it matters.
Ferrari’s First EV, the Luce, Will Cost $560,800 in the U.S.
Ferrari’s first all-electric car, the five-seat Luce, will start at $560,800 in the U.S. when deliveries begin in 2027. Its first two years of production are already sold.
