The September Nintendo Direct closed on Metroid Ravenous and a 3D Kirby game, then left Switch 2's remaining 2026 calendar to ports, remakes and editions.
Siri AI still cannot search Gmail or WhatsApp, even after Apple sold personal context as the iPhone AI edge at its September event.
Dean David Deming says Harvard can no longer certify take-home work, so grading is moving into class while papers get AI leeway.
Honda and Nissan will share software-defined vehicle computers from fiscal 2029, after a failed merger and Honda’s cancelled 0 Series cars.
SAP now charges AI token spend to department books, trading a 30 percent R&D lift for slower hiring while most firms still cannot see the bill.
Quantum computing heads for $3 billion by 2028, Gartner still says do not buy a machine, and CISA now wants a crypto inventory before Q-Day.
Gasgoo's Building Cars 2.0 casts Infineon, Vector and SenseAuto as China's automotive brain, even as homemade-chip cars fight the same stack.
John Ternus will unveil a foldable iPhone from $2,099 on September 9, while Apple holds the standard iPhone 18 until 2027 as memory costs climb.
Tesla launched Cybercab into a NHTSA audit while SpaceX, not Tesla, already bills Anthropic and Google for AI compute.
Dolly Parton was laid to rest Aug. 28 beside Carl Dean. The public funeral she refused is already running, from Dollywood to DollyFest.