Tesla Powerwall heat pump optimization goes live in Europe
If you have a Tesla Powerwall 3 or 3P and a heat pump in Europe, a new software feature may change how it runs. Tesla Powerwall heat pump optimization is live in
Tesla Q3 Deliveries Fell 2% to 486,532 as Cybercab Launched in Austin — ARK Still Targets $4,400 Per Share by 2031
Tesla posted its third-quarter 2026 results on October 21, and the numbers told two stories at once: a car company under margin pressure, and a management team that wants investors focused entirely on what comes next. Tesla’s Q3 2026 earnings
YouTube TV Offers 3-Month Free YouTube Premium Through Dec 2026 Plus AV2 Codec Rollout
YouTube TV subscribers get 3 months free YouTube Premium through Dec 31, 2026. AV2 codec rollout begins on 2024-25 smart TVs for 30% better
Pentagon Probes Suspected Freezer Cyberattacks at 6 US Military Bases After 122°F French Supermarket Hack
The Pentagon is probing suspected freezer cyberattacks at 6 US military bases after hackers heated French supermarket units to 122°F, spoiling tons of food.
Gaurav Bhatia’s ₹2 Crore CJP Suit Turns an AI Graphic Into a Defamation Test
BJP national spokesperson and senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia has filed a ₹2 crore defamation suit in the Delhi High Court over an allegedly defamatory AI-generated social-media graphic. The reported defendants include Cockroach
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WhatsApp Android Cutoff Is Here: Check the Version, Not Viral Phone Lists
WhatsApp’s Android cutoff has arrived, but the safest test is not a viral phone list. It is the operating-system version. WhatsApp’s Help Center says that from September 8, 2026, only Android version
Rahul Somvanshi
Ford Ranger’s Four-Year Sales Low Shows How One Airbag Recall Can Freeze a Bestseller
The Ford Ranger’s August slump was not only a sales story. It shows how a safety recall can freeze deliveries of a top-selling vehicle even before long-term demand changes. CarExpert reported that
Visa’s AI Shopping Problem Is No Longer Search — It Is Who Gets Trusted to Pay
Consumers are already using AI tools to compare products and choose what to buy. The harder question is whether those tools should be allowed to spend money. Visa chief executive Ryan McInerney
Canada Sets Five Rules for AI Data Centres as Water, Power, and Local-Cost Concerns Rise
The Canadian government released a set of five foundational expectations for AI data centre development on September 3, 2026, establishing a national baseline as tensions mount over the infrastructure's environmental and economic
Tesla Cybercab Faces NHTSA Safety Review
Tesla began offering Cybercab rides to the public in limited areas of Austin on September 4, 2026, following its September 3 launch event. The Cybercab is a two-seat vehicle with no steering
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YouTube TV Adds Six Channels Including AMC to Genre Plans at No Extra Cost
YouTube TV has added six cable channels to its lower-cost genre plans, and subscribers in the affected tiers are getting them without paying anything extra. The channels added are AMC, IFC, SundanceTV,
China Accelerates Windows Exit for Kylin OS—Xinchuang Policy Drives the Shift, Drivers Slow It Down
Chinese government entities have reportedly been instructed to accelerate removal of a customized Windows 10 version, transitioning toward domestic Linux-based operating systems. But this reported directive isn’t China suddenly banning Windows. It’s
Bill Gates Calls It the ‘Turbulent AI Era’ — Stanford Finds 19% Jobs Shortfall for Young Workers Already
Bill Gates published an essay titled “The Turbulent AI Era Is Here. The Choices We Make Now Are Critical” on GatesNotes on August 26, 2026. The argument is direct: the AI era
38,000 ChatGPT Queries Use One Almond’s Water—Now Multiply That by Billions
Using ChatGPT can have a water footprint, depending on how water use is accounted for across the computing and electricity systems involved. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said—while acknowledging he was recalling the