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Anthropic released Claude Code 2.1.293, reverting a fix that version 2.1.290 had shipped two days earlier, and the changelog states this plainly. According to the changelog, the reverted fix addressed cloud sessions staying asleep after a container restart lost a pending /loop wakeup or scheduled task.

The open-source project Glasscast streams an entire Android phone onto the Meta Ray-Ban Display and lets the Neural Band operate it like a touchpad. Because the glasses have a 600x600 display, the companion app squashes the phone's screen into a square.

Apple's release notes for the shipped visionOS 27 list a known issue: Siri commands for Environments, the 360-degree landscapes, are not working. The suggested workaround is to use gaze and pinch to open environments from the Home View.

According to MIXED, the Pimax Crystal Pro is sold as a wireless PC VR headset, but the top refresh rate on its spec sheet, 120Hz, requires a single DisplayPort cable that Pimax calls optional and does not include in the box. Pimax's Frontier 2026 FAQ confirms wired play is still possible.

Anthropic is adding a monthly pot of Claude API credits to its Claude Max and Team plans: $100 per month on Max 5x, $200 on Max 20x, and up to $500 pooled on Team. According to Anthropic's documentation, the credits cannot be spent on Claude Code, which is listed among the products the credit does not cover.

Meta's documentation tells Ray-Ban Display developers not to rely on the untrustedContentHint flag, which web apps use to tell Meta AI that a piece of text came from an untrustworthy source. Meta's WebMCP agent tools page says to set the flag honestly, since it is not an enforced security boundary.

EA has named two specific PC performance faults in EA Sports FC 27 in its PC launch notes: performance degradation when Cloth Quality is set to Medium, and Frame Rate Limit settings not applying correctly after switching monitors. Neither issue appears on the late October list for which EA has given a date.

OpenAI says GPT-6 Astra met 55.0% of the scoring criteria across 11 contracting tasks built with legal software firm Ironclad, compared with 41.6% for GPT-5.6 Sol. The same research post reports 19.2 minutes per attempt rather than 37.0, but a footnote notes those minutes are simulated estimates.

Google's new on-device embedding model EmbeddingGemma 2 is listed on Hugging Face under the apache-2.0 license with gating disabled, meaning it can be downloaded without prior approval, while EmbeddingGemma 1 remains under the Gemma license with manual gating. The report says the new model gains 0.21 on multilingual text.

Norway's government has announced it aims to introduce a temporary ban on smart glasses in a number of public locations, citing privacy as the main concern. The proposal is described as a high priority but still requires legislation and approval by Norway's parliament, so its passage and scope remain uncertain.

Respawn explained that Apex Legends matches were crashing because a modified game client duplicated a weapon optic 'far beyond its intended limits' through an ability the studio names as Ballistic's Sling passive, and the resulting load took the server down.

A developer has pointed the wristband that ships with Meta Ray-Ban Display at a pair of Rokid glasses, saying the band carries a handwriting model of its own. The unofficial project, called Rokid Lumen, reaches the band over a Bluetooth protocol worked out by reverse engineering, and its author reports testing the handwriting feature.

Claude Code 2.1.292 changes how it connects to local (stdio) MCP servers, negotiating protocol version 2026-07-28 by default on every install, including Bedrock, Vertex and Foundry, with MCP_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATION=legacy as an opt-out. However, the documentation still describes the older opt-in behaviour.

AstroQuest, a one-person project, runs the PlayStation VR exclusive Astro Bot Rescue Mission on a standalone Meta Quest 3 through a PS4 emulator, with nothing else attached. According to the author's own figures, the build reaches 30 frames per second in levels and 45 in lighter scenes.

Even Realities' developer glossary lists the Even G2 smart glasses as having dual 576x288 monochrome green micro-LED displays, while an unofficial firmware patch set for the same glasses says the panels are 640x480 and that the smaller figure is what Even's own app platform hands developers. The report notes the discrepancy without resolving it.

Anthropic has folded Project Glasswing and its Cyber Verification Program into a single programme with three access tiers and published its own measurements of what each tier stops. In its own test, the company says no blocks occurred when Claude Opus 5.5 ran through 50 trials of an offensive security evaluation in the Red Team Access tier.

AMD's security bulletin AMD-SB-6033 now lists a single CVE identifier for the flaw it describes in the ROCm Communication Collectives Library, with a revision entry dated 2026-10-06 noting a corrected CVE; the dropped number reportedly has no record.