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Anthropic’s pre-IPO office push adds paid-plan spreadsheets and whiteboards, but Claude Sheets isn’t targeting advanced financial modeling.
Google says Android Auto will soon offer proactive Gemini suggestions, exclusively for Pixels with Gemini Intelligence.
Anthropic’s Google Meet assistant launches in beta for Team and Enterprise customers, Axios reports.
Gizmodo reports Amazon’s preorder deal cuts $400 off the power station’s planned $899 retail price.
Ring announced a $249.99 indoor drone and $999.99 business patrol robot; the drone’s U.S. release was subject to FCC approval.
Google says installed third-party apps and watch faces will remain, but deleted ones can’t be reinstalled.
The forums are already read-only, 9to5Mac reports, but MacRumors says the archive’s fate remains unclear.
PCMag says the SmartTag 3 offers turn-by-turn guidance to lost items from nearly 300 feet away.
9to5Google praises Pixel Tag’s adjustable ringer and phone-ringing shortcut, but says Find Hub remains hit-or-miss.
The Verge reports Reddit Reviews launches with 10,000 products, organizing user discussions into pros, cons and sentiment.
Both 128GB M4 iPad Air sizes were listed about $99 below Apple’s prices in a November 8, 2026 check.
Ring announced a $250 home drone and $1,000 business robot, with FCC authorization still pending for the drone.
TechRadar says Bluetti’s slim backup power pack installs in minutes to keep refrigerators running during blackouts.
WIRED reports a four-week verification project, not a clean bill of health for the entire Signal app.
Google now lists Android 11 as Android Auto’s minimum, but version 18.1 still supports Android 10.
Apple’s release notes list bug fixes and security updates for iPhones, according to 9to5Mac.
Gizmodo reports November 19 preorders for Motorola’s Signature 27, with sales beginning November 26.
The $49.99 U.S. AI top-up requires a Creator Studio subscription; unused usage expires 12 months after purchase.
ZDNET says Windows 11’s latest updates bring improvements to speed, performance and memory management.
An AMD representative says a potential fix is in final testing, according to Neowin.
