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Tesla Robotaxi iOS App Now Available to All iPhone Users — What to Know Tesla has opened its Robotaxi iOS app to all iPhone users. You can now download the app from the App Store and join the waitlist to request rides. The Android version is not yet available but Tesla says it's coming. Where the service is operating Austin, Texas — Tesla has deployed Cybercab robotaxis there and is expanding coverage. Bay Area (San Francisco) — Tesla is testing rides with safety drivers behind the wheel; full driverless service in California is not yet authorized. Waitlist & access There is a waitlist to request rides. Business Insider reported some users were invited and able to use the service in about three hours after joining the waitlist. Expect to create…

Tesla Robotaxi iOS App Now Available to All iPhone Users — What to Know Tesla has opened its Robotaxi iOS app to all iPhone users. You can now download the app from the App Store and join the waitlist to request rides. The Android version is not yet available but Tesla says it's coming. Where the service is operating Austin, Texas — Tesla has deployed Cybercab robotaxis there and is expanding coverage. Bay Area (San Francisco) — Testing continues with safety drivers in the vehicle. Note: full, driverless Robotaxi service is not yet authorized in California; testing with safety operators is allowed. There is a waitlist — Business Insider reported users sometimes gained access in about three hours after joining. Links & sources Business Insider: Tesla releases Robotaxi app, waitlist…

Asus ROG Xbox Ally & Ally X — Launching October 16 Asus and Microsoft have announced two new handheld gaming PCs: the ROG Xbox Ally and the higher-end ROG Xbox Ally X. Both combine Windows 11 gaming with deep Xbox integration, and are powered by AMD Ryzen processors with improved ergonomics designed for longer handheld play sessions. Key points Official launch date: October 16, 2025 Models: ROG Xbox Ally (standard) and ROG Xbox Ally X (enhanced performance/thermals) OS: Windows 11 with Xbox features and services built in Hardware: AMD Ryzen-based APUs, designed for handheld gaming Release regions: Multiple countries worldwide (check local retailers) Where to read more / official sources Microsoft / Xbox announcement: Xbox News — ROG Xbox Ally release details Asus press release: Asus ROG Xbox Ally press…

Switch 2 GBA emulator 3.0.0 update — what’s new Several months into the new Nintendo generation, Nintendo has quietly updated the Game Boy Advance app on Nintendo Switch Online to version 3.0.0. The update adds a few quality-of-life features and some neat surprises, though no new GBA titles were added to the service. Key changes Button remapping: You can now remap buttons from the in-game menu — a welcome addition for players who prefer custom controls. 1080p handheld on Switch 2 (reported): GBA titles launched through the app apparently run at 1080p in handheld mode on the Switch 2, improving sharpness over the original Switch’s 720p handheld output. Hidden original GBA startup screen: An Easter egg recreating the original GBA boot screen can be triggered by wiggling the analogue stick…

Adobe brings Premiere to iPhone and iPad (replacing Premiere Rush) Adobe has launched a new Premiere app for iPhone and iPad, replacing the older Premiere Rush. The app is available for pre-order in the App Store and is scheduled to roll out at the end of September. Key features Multitrack timeline and Premiere Pro-style interface for more advanced editing on mobile 4K HDR support and single-tap exports optimized for social platforms (TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram) Trim, overlay audio, captions, voiceover recording, Lightroom color presets Free to use with no watermarks; optional in-app subscriptions add generative AI features (sound effects, speech enhancement) and extra cloud storage What this means The new Premiere mobile app is a clear upgrade over Premiere Rush, aimed at creators who want a more powerful, multitrack editing…

Google Photos adds Veo 3 — new AI video & photo tools Google has integrated its Veo 3 image-to-video model into Google Photos, bringing a suite of AI-driven creative tools that let users turn still images into higher-quality clips and remix photos in a variety of styles. Key features Improved Photo-to-Video: Higher-quality clips from stills with better interpolation, noise reduction and color handling. Remix: Transform photos into styles like anime, comic-book art, 3D animation and more. Collage: Quickly combine multiple photos into selected layouts, with a built-in image editor. Highlight: Automatic montages created from search prompts, complete with music. Cinematic Photos: 3D renderings and parallax-style effects from single photos. Availability & limits The Veo 3 features are rolling out to Google Photos users in the US via the new Create…

Adobe Premiere: Video Editor Arrives on iPhone — Free, Pre-save Now (Sept 30) Adobe is bringing its full Premiere experience to iPhone with a free app that launches on September 30. The app is available to pre-save on the App Store and offers pro-level editing tools without ads or watermarks, with optional paid add-ons for AI features and extra cloud storage. Key features Multi-track timeline familiar to Premiere desktop users Frame-accurate trimming and unlimited video, text and audio layers (including voiceovers) 4K HDR support and Adobe Lightroom color presets One-tap export for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram and Facebook AI-powered tools via Adobe Firefly (generative assets, speech enhancement, sound effects) available through purchasable credits No ads and exports without watermarks Resizing for different social formats built in Pricing & in-app purchases…

PayPal & Venmo users: 1 year of Perplexity Pro free — how to claim PayPal and Venmo users can claim a free 12-month subscription to Perplexity Pro through the PayPal or Venmo app. The promotion includes early access to Perplexity’s Comet AI browser and is part of PayPal’s new subscription hub. Key details Offer: 12 months free Perplexity Pro Normal price: about $20/month Who: PayPal & Venmo users in the US and select international markets How to get it: Claim via the PayPal or Venmo app (look for the promotion or check the Subscriptions hub) Important: The subscription will auto‑renew after the free year — cancel before renewal if you don’t want to keep it. Where to find more info Official PayPal announcement: PayPal Newsroom Additional coverage: Engadget Quick steps…

eufyCam S4 — 4K main + twin 2K PTZs, detachable solar panel & local AI Eufy has unveiled the eufyCam S4, a multi-lens outdoor security camera system announced at IFA. The system combines a fixed 4K bullet camera with two 2K pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) sensors that engage when movement is detected and automatically track subjects. Key features 4K fixed bullet camera (130° field of view) with pan, tilt and zoom framing capabilities. Two 2K PTZ sensors providing 360° tracking and auto-framing up to ~164 ft (50 m) for people; intelligent zooming keeps groups in view. Dual motion detection using radar + passive infrared (PIR) to reduce false alarms (distinguishes humans vs vehicles). Warning lights (red/blue) and built-in siren to deter intruders on detection. Detachable 5.5 W solar panel that can fully…

Atlassian to acquire The Browser Company for $610M — Dia to be AI browser for work Atlassian is buying The Browser Company (maker of Arc and the AI-first Dia browser) in an all-cash deal worth roughly $610 million. The acquisition is expected to close in Atlassian's fiscal Q2 2026 (by the end of 2025). Key points Purchase price: about $610 million in cash. The Browser Company will continue to operate independently while accelerating development of Dia, its AI-centric browser (private beta began in June). Arc and Arc Search will remain available; a long-term plan for them will be announced later. Co-founders Josh Miller (CEO) and Hursh Agrawal (CTO) are staying on. Atlassian positions Dia as "the AI browser for work," optimized for SaaS apps, packed with AI features and a…