Google and Volkswagen have announced a new artificial intelligence platform that will be developed specifically for drivers of Volkswagen models. The solution will integrate Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) into Volkswagen's driver app, enabling drivers to receive personalised assistance while driving.

Apple Intelligence will soon become part of iOS 18.1, and iPhone users may need to free up additional memory.

Samsung is planning to introduce a new lighting system known as Edge Lighting to its Odyssey line of gaming monitors.

Samsung is continuing to test the One UI 6 Watch update for its Wear OS smartwatch, but the release is not yet ready.

Garmin has released a new software version 20.29 for its Forerunner 255 smartwatch. This update contains two bug fixes. Many users have also noted that battery performance has improved compared to the previous version 20.26, which had issues with rapid discharge.

Marshall has launched the new Monitor III ANC headphones, which offer an upgrade over its predecessors. The main feature of the new model is its long battery life - up to 100 hours without active noise cancellation (ANC) and 70 hours with ANC enabled.

Nothing is preparing to release a new version of its operating system, Nothing OS 3.0, with beta testing starting in October 2024.

Lenovo has launched a new ThinkBook 16+ Ryzen Edition 2024 laptop in China with a Ryzen 7 8000-series processor and a reinforced chassis.

Google has announced the launch of Wear OS 5 on the original Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch 2.

Samsung has surprised users and opened pre-orders for the budget version of its flagship, the Galaxy S24 FE, in the US.

Snapchat has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to utilise the generative AI capabilities of Google Gemini in its My AI chatbot.

Samsung has rolled out a September security update for the Galaxy A53 in several European countries, less than a week after a similar update was released in the US.

Spotify has expanded the availability of its AI playlists feature to the US, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand after initially launching to premium subscribers in the UK and Australia.

There was an incident involving Samsung Galaxy Buds FE headphones in Turkey that caused the user to lose his hearing permanently.

Samsung continues to update its smartphones and tablets to the new security patch and this time the mid-budget Galaxy A54 is getting the update, which has started updating in Europe.