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Peacock releases the full trailer for its Crystal Lake series
Peacock and A24 have released the full trailer for Crystal Lake, with Linda Cardellini as Pam Voorhees. All eight episodes arrive on Thursday 15 October.Samsung's Micro RGB TVs headline its Connect show in Berlin
Samsung's Connect show in Berlin leads IFA week with Micro RGB TVs, Vision AI Companion and an Odyssey G6 monitor that runs up to 1,100 Hz in HD.OpenAI limits GPT-6 Astra and plans Daybreak for defenders
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra, its first Critical-tier cyber model, helps review and patch code but refuses exploit requests. Daybreak is for defenders.Anthropic Hires for Silicon
Anthropic has confirmed an in-house custom silicon team for Claude and hired Clive Chan, a veteran of OpenAI's chip programme.BepiColombo starts its six-month Mercury arrival campaign
ESA and JAXA's BepiColombo starts a six-month arrival campaign after its transfer module separated on 3 September. Orbit insertion is 21 November.Warner Bros releases the final trailer for Iñárritu's Digger
Warner Bros has released the final trailer for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Digger, with Tom Cruise as oil baron Digger Rockwell. It opens from 30 September.iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders open, but iPhone Duo waits
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders opened on 12 September, with phones in stores on the 18th. The foldable iPhone Duo takes pre-orders from 16 October.Apple Patched the Neural Engine
Apple has patched CVE-2026-43748, a critical bug in its Neural Engine driver, in macOS Sequoia 15.7.8, Tahoe 26.6 and matching iOS updates.HyperOS Ran the IFA Stand
Xiaomi's IFA stand, its largest overseas at more than 3,300 m², puts HyperOS at the centre, with SU7 cars aimed at a 2027 auto entry.When iPhone 18 pre-orders could open in Australia
Apple's event is 9 September at 10am PT. In Australia, Finder expects pre-orders on the evening of 11 September and shelves around the 18th.The Cybercab Keynote Tape
Tesla skipped a livestream for its Austin Cybercab launch, so attendee tapes carried the keynote. Public rides opened on the Robotaxi app.America marks 25 years since September 11 with 2,983 names
The 9/11 Memorial read 2,983 names on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. They killed 2,977 people, not counting the 19 hijackers.Utah marks Charlie Kirk Day one year after UVU shooting
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox declared Sept. 10, 2026, Charlie Kirk Day, a year after the UVU shooting, as the case against Tyler James Robinson advanced.Stuart Still Has the Long Gap
The Stuart Highway still has Australia's longest public fast-charger gap, about 625 km from Katherine to Tennant Creek, The Driven says.CISA directive BOD 26-04 sets three-day patch clocks
CISA's new directive for federal agencies, BOD 26-04, sets patch deadlines by risk. The most urgent flaws get about three days, plus forensic checks.Map Your Assets to the KEV
Map your assets to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list: inventory what you run, check the feeds, then fix internet-facing systems first.Ink Opened the Lido
Danny Boyle's Ink, with Guy Pearce as Murdoch, opened the 83rd Venice film festival. Maggie Gyllenhaal heads the jury.Falcon 9 booster flies 27th time on Space Force's USSF-153
A Falcon 9 launched the US Space Force mission USSF-153 from Vandenberg on 10 September, its first stage's 27th flight. The payload wasn't disclosed.Nova Lake Mass Production in Q4
Leaked slides put Intel's Core Ultra 400 Nova Lake-S into mass production in Q4 2026, with 28-core retail chips aimed at Q1 2027.Henderson Gets the AUKUS Visit
Rear Adm. Douglas J. Adams's AUKUS visit put dry docks at Henderson, WA, on the record. Richard Marles says the first Virginia sub is still due in 2032.
