The two devices launch under Ring Robotics, a new brand focused on proactive security. The Rover Cam targets businesses and draws on Amazon’s Astro robot, while the Drone Cam flies around homes to monitor threats. The flying camera is scheduled to arrive in January, according to CNET.
GeekWire reports the Rover Cam costs $999.99.
The Rover Cam streams 4K footage, according to ZDNet.
The November Pixel Drop adds Rambler dictation to Pixel 10 devices and lets Pixel 11 Pro's HiLight signal Google Messages texts from favorite contacts. Home screen changes include AI-generated widgets and expanded icon styles, according to Ars Technica, while PCMag reports that Gemini can make phone calls on users' behalf.
PCMag also reports step-by-step workouts for Pixel Watch.
The releases are Anthropic’s first frontier models since Dario Amodei called for a slower development pace. The company is also preparing to proceed with an initial public offering despite investor unease.
The Venice family includes configurations with up to 256 cores, with publishers releasing architecture breakdowns and initial benchmarks. Phoronix tested the high-frequency EPYC 9686F, which has 96 cores, 192 threads and a boost clock of 5.3GHz.
The acquisition would combine Oura’s biometric data with Counsel’s medical AI and on-demand physicians, extending the ring maker’s services into primary care. According to Quartz, the transaction is expected to close before year-end, and Counsel’s CEO will become Oura’s chief clinical AI officer.
The new products expand Anthropic's competition with Microsoft and Google into spreadsheets, shared workspaces and meeting assistance. Claude can draft plans, map timelines and retrieve information from connected apps during discussions, according to TechCrunch.
The service selects between cellular networks based on connectivity, with the rollout beginning on Pixel phones. According to The Verge, initial support requires a Pixel 9 or newer, an active Fi eSIM and disabled non-Fi SIMs.
The forecast includes $586 billion from enterprise customers, according to Quartz, as Anthropic markets its IPO at a targeted valuation of up to $1.4 trillion.
More than 60 3D films are available to subscribers through an app update rolling out today, including The Avengers and Black Panther, according to The Verge.
Premium subscribers can select voices with different personalities, according to TechCrunch, while listeners can keep the DJ mix playing without spoken commentary between songs.
Anthropic in the past month inked new commitments with Microsoft and Google to spend roughly $10 billion more to rent cloud servers between now and 2033 than it previously disclosed, the company said in a filing on Tuesday.
The offering is designed to connect clinical, operational and administrative systems and automate workflows for healthcare delivery and health plan operations.