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- Oct 1, 2026
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Qualcomm just inked a surprise Apple deal and announced the future of personal AI (opens the original)
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Qualcomm had a lot to talk about last week. Beyond debuting new silicon designed to run AI processing on smartphones, glasses and earbuds, the San Diego semiconductor giant ended the event on Sept. 24 with a major update: a one-line statement confirming it extended its licensing agreement with Apple starting April 1, 2027 — the same day the current agreement was set to expire. Qualcomm’s chips enable Apple’s iPhones — along with Android and Samsung devices — to connect to cellular networks. The
Rise of the robot matchmaker: These singles are letting an algorithm find their perfect match (opens the original)
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When she’s bored, Maeve O’Connor will scroll through Bumble or Hinge, sometimes with the intention of going on a date. Sometimes, just window shopping. But because “nobody actually likes Hinge,” she decided to try something different. On an August afternoon, O’Connor downloaded a new dating app called Known, which launched in San Diego this summer. When she opened it, her phone rang. “I’m not a real person, so just be honest,” a voice said on the other side of the line. O’Connor, 26, squirmed in
Rise of the robot matchmaker: Some California singles are letting an algorithm find their perfect match (opens the original)
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When she’s bored, Maeve O’Connor will scroll through Bumble or Hinge, sometimes with the intention of going on a date. Sometimes, just window shopping. But because “nobody actually likes Hinge,” she decided to try something different. On an August afternoon, O’Connor downloaded a new dating app called Known, which launched in San Diego this summer. When she opened it, her phone rang. “I’m not a real person, so just be honest,” a voice said on the other side of the line. O’Connor, 26, squirmed in
Rise of the robot matchmaker: San Diego singles are letting an algorithm find their perfect match (opens the original)
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When she’s bored, Maeve O’Connor will scroll through Bumble or Hinge, sometimes with the intention of going on a date. Sometimes, just window shopping. But because “nobody actually likes Hinge,” she decided to try something different. On an August afternoon, O’Connor downloaded a new dating app called Known, which launched in San Diego this summer. When she opened it, her phone rang. “I’m not a real person, so just be honest,” a voice said on the other side of the line. O’Connor, 26, squirmed in
Qualcomm aims to make everything smart with these new processors (opens the original)
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Qualcomm debuted two new processors this month, its latest step toward integrating intelligence into seemingly everything. The Q-2390 and IQ-2390, which were unveiled Sept. 1, fall under the company’s Internet of Things, or IoT, business — one of Qualcomm’s fastest-growing sectors — building hardware and software that make things like robots, buildings, cameras and doorbells “smart.” The Q-2390 is aimed at commercial and consumer IoT devices — things like retail kiosks, smart appliances, access
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