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Alldocube has listed its new iPlay 80E tablet in Japan. The company recently launched the iPlay 80SE, which we covered earlier, while the new model brings a larger display and a different processor.

Chinese brand Headwolf has launched the FPad9 in Japan. It is a compact Android tablet with 4G LTE connectivity.

Alldocube has listed its new iPlay 80E tablet in Japan. The company recently launched the iPlay 80SE, which we covered earlier, while the new model brings a larger display and a different processor.

TL;DR: Amazon officially launched its all-new Amazon Kids Tablets starting at $229.99. Replacing the old Fire Kids line, these full Android tablets come in 8.7-inch and 11-inch sizes, offer parent-managed Google Play Store access, AI-powered tools like Storybuilder, and ship with a protective bumper case plus a free year of Amazon Kids+.

Oct. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — All In FutureTech Alliance Inc. (Nasdaq: AIFA) (“AIFA” or the “Company”) today announced that its digital platform, aifa.one, is undergoing continuous enhancement through internally developed AI Agents. The Company is also launching a creator onboarding program and developing a companion mobile application

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One sale ends; another one begins. Prime Big Deal Days may have wrapped up at Amazon, but Argos is here with another of its Big Red events. As we’ve seen before, these sales offer up to 50% off tech, furniture, and toys. I’ve had a search through it and found 18 of the best deals,…

App uses conversational AI assistant, “Claire,” to provide wellness check-ins, care coordination, and peace of mind without requiring new devices

Google Cloud just dropped its most ambitious enterprise AI play yet – a new Gemini agent that can automatically handle complex business workflows by connecting directly to your existing systems. The announcement signals Google’s aggressive push into the enterprise automation space, where companies like Microsoft and OpenAI are already battling for dominance.

The Pentagon is launching a pilot program that will use artificial intelligence to manage its classification processes and handling of sensitive military information, according to a memorandum reviewed by DefenseScoop and sources familiar.