Linux Rename, Firefox Redesign Headline Neowin Roundup Alongside Apple Fine

Google Japan created a 3D-printable keyboard that uses four moving belts to bring keys directly under one hand without requiring the user to reach.

Masayoshi Son, long one of the most vocal backers of rapid AI progress, has now voiced concern over the safety implications of machines gaining abilities at high speed.

Amazon Web Services has stopped requiring non-disclosure agreements from county officials after sustained community opposition produced moratoriums on new facilities in multiple states.

Regulators require financial firms to run internal checks and submit results following cyberattacks that exposed customer data.

A federal court has found that a sheriff’s deputy violated the Fourth Amendment by querying the Flock license-plate network without a warrant, labeling the practice indiscriminate mass surveillance.

Microsoft is introducing an AI-era security upgrade to Teams while leaving specialized deepfake detection to third-party vendors.

Google will cap which models free and AI Plus users can reach in the Gemini app, while routing Deep Think to the AI Pro tier.

WorkOS argues that single sign-on has become non-negotiable for enterprise sales yet remains costly to implement without specialized tools.

A new task force inside the White House will deliver an assessment of artificial intelligence dangers and the proper scope of government responsibility over the technology.

Capcom is exploring AI tools to address time-consuming tasks in large-scale development despite earlier statements against using the technology for content creation.

Neowin’s weekly roundup confirms the arrival of Windows 11 version 26H2 alongside a clear statement that the Xbox business is not for sale.

Capcom plans to rebuild its RE Engine as an AI-generation game engine through the REX project.

Microsoft has introduced an alternate method for downloading and installing version 26H2.

Pop!_OS maker System76 now prohibits AI-written code in large parts of its desktop environment projects, matching policies already set by Godot and the Ladybird browser.

AWS will direct the funds toward education, workforce training, and energy costs, a sum critics note equals roughly 0.1 percent of the company's planned 2026 infrastructure outlay.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued a subpoena to OpenAI demanding information on cyberattacks carried out with its models.

Microsoft will require explicit EWSAllowedAppIDs entries starting October 10, ending automatic support for legacy application access.

Micron has already sold most of next year’s production and sees no relief from RAM shortages through at least 2028.

Windows 11 has gained the ability for several applications to access the camera at once, removing a prior restriction on concurrent use.

NYU professor and Robust AI co-founder Gary Marcus told Bloomberg that companies including OpenAI are releasing models without reliable safeguards.

Apple will add new controls to macOS Full Disk Access after warning that autonomous AI agents increase the risk of broad data exposure.