Google Starts Rolling Out Android 17 QPR2 Early With November Feature Drop
Google has begun deploying the Android 17 QPR2 update early, bringing the November 2026 Feature Drop and a massive bundle of security fixes to a broad range of Pixel devices.
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November 11, 2026
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X-energy Secures Permit From NRC to Build Four Small Modular Reactors in Texas
Nuclear startup X-energy received a construction permit from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to build four Xe-100 reactors at a Dow chemical plant in Texas.
Russia Upgrades Attack Drones With 32-Element Antennas to Evade Electronic Warfare
Russian forces are equipping attack drones with expanded navigation modules featuring up to 32 antenna elements to resist Ukrainian electronic warfare countermeasures.
Anthropic Founders to Cash Out $250M Each in Upcoming IPO
All seven co-founders of artificial intelligence company Anthropic plan to sell identical blocks of shares in an upcoming IPO, netting roughly $250 million each.
Why the 26-Year-Old PlayStation 2 Still Reigns Over All-Time Console Sales
Sony's iconic PlayStation 2 remains the best-selling video game console in history, though the original Nintendo Switch is steadily closing the gap.
Why the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 Price Skyrocketed Over the Years
A look at how the price of the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 surged from $1,050 in 2020 to a starting price of $3,600 in 2026.
Wyze Introduces Lever Lock With Fingerprint Scanner and 12-Month Battery
Wyze launches its new Lever Lock, an affordable smart door lock featuring fast fingerprint recognition and a year of battery life.
Amplifon Americas Discloses Major Cyberattack Exposing Customer Health Data
Hearing aid provider Amplifon Americas revealed a data breach compromising personal, medical, and insurance records for thousands of customers.
LG upgrades its massive 97-inch OLED TV panels to 4,000 nits and 165Hz
LG is overhauling its massive 97-inch television lineup with a new evo OLED panel that delivers 4,000 nits of peak brightness and a 165Hz refresh rate.
Japan's Hayabusa2 Chases an Anomalous Space Rock as Comet Theory Fails
Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft is racing toward a tiny, fast-spinning space rock slated for a 2031 rendezvous, but new research shows the mysterious object is too warm to hold buried ice.
