Top tech stories today: October 7, 2024

Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses update adds reminders and voice messages

Meta’s latest update to its Ray-Ban smart glasses includes voice reminders and the ability to send voice messages, enhancing hands-free functionality for users on the go.

The Verge

AWS CEO Matt Garman discusses AI, open-source, and services

AWS CEO Matt Garman shared insights on generative AI, the value of open-source software, and the company’s strategy for expanding cloud services in an evolving tech landscape.

TechCrunch

Patent troll loses case after shakedown attempt

A patent troll attempting to extract settlements from major tech companies suffered a legal defeat, as the court ruled against their meritless patent infringement claims.

The Register

The art and science of paywalling journalism

A deep dive into how news organizations balance access to critical stories and information, revealing insights from FOIA files and the strategy behind news paywalls.

404 Media

Best 2024 Prime Day deals you can’t miss

Discover the top discounts available during the 2024 Prime Day sale, from electronics to home gadgets, with the best deals curated to help you maximize savings.

CNET

Texas sues TikTok over children’s safety concerns

Texas has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the platform of exposing children to harmful content and failing to implement adequate safety measures to protect young users.

Mashable

Apple’s AR smart glasses rumored to arrive in 2026

Rumors suggest that Apple’s highly anticipated AR smart glasses could launch in 2026, featuring microLED technology and blending augmented reality with sleek, wearable design.

TechRadar

What happens when solar panels reach their end?

With solar panels reaching the end of their lifespan, experts discuss the environmental challenges and recycling processes for disposing of and repurposing renewable energy equipment.

Engadget

Ukraine’s F-16 simulator signals European XR paradigm shift

A new F-16 flight simulator developed for Ukraine showcases Europe’s growing investment in extended reality (XR) technologies, marking a turning point for defense and training applications.

The Next Web

McLaren’s $1.26M supercar rivals F1 performance

McLaren’s new W1 supercar, priced at $1.26M, boasts performance metrics that in some ways surpass Formula 1 cars, pushing the boundaries of automotive engineering.

Wired

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James Durston

James Durston is the Editor-in-Chief for Blue Tech Wave, and a former editor and journalist for some of the world's biggest international media organisations.

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