eWEEK Staff

Samsung’s new Health Assistant beta turns wearable data into AI-generated guidance, while leaving key enterprise questions about privacy and validation unanswered.

Google’s first Pixel Watch is missing Wear OS 7, leaving owners and IT teams to weigh feature gaps, app support, and refresh timing.

Chinese open-weight models are expanding enterprise choice, but lower costs come with licensing, security, and governance trade-offs.

Neo’s $100 million launch highlights a growing enterprise identity challenge as autonomous AI agents gain access to applications, data, and delegated permissions.

CuspAI’s new funding gives the Cambridge startup greater industrial reach, while its most advanced public materials remain in testing.

Google says Android XR glasses will detect attempts to tamper with their recording indicator, but enterprise buyers still lack details on enforcement, camera access, device management, and data handling.

A newly published WHOOP patent application reveals a possible path toward wrist-based glucose monitoring, while major accuracy and regulatory questions remain.

Google is challenging a child-safety assessment of AI Overviews and AI Mode, but schools still lack a dedicated way to disable generated Search answers.

Apple’s watchOS 27 public beta brings Siri AI to the Apple Watch with conversational features, personal-context searches, and cross-device continuity, but hardware, regional, and reliability limits remain.

Samsung is promising better battery life and expanded health tracking for the Galaxy Watch 9, but key compatibility and hardware questions remain.

Uber and Waymo are pushing different robotaxi strategies as federal and state lawmakers weigh preemption, safety reporting, and who controls access to riders.

China’s warning about alleged Claude Code backdoors is widening the divide between U.S. and Chinese AI ecosystems while creating new security and procurement risks for multinational enterprises.