Tom

Spain's state meteorological agency AEMET has issued weather warnings for today and tomorrow, with heavy rain and storms affecting much of the country and some areas placed under the maximum red alert level. The agency urges residents to follow official updates as conditions develop.

Italians are searching for information on new Covid variants and their symptoms as cases rise again. Health outlet BimbiSanieBelli lists the most common symptoms today and mistakes to avoid when treating them, while RaiNews reports a worldwide resurgence of the epidemic. Doctors are urging people not to dismiss symptoms and to use treatments correctly as the new wave builds.

Anthropic has announced support for mods that let users customize Claude Code, its AI coding tool, adjusting behavior and output to individual workflows. Developers say the change should make the tool more flexible for teams with specific coding standards, while some are waiting to see how the customization options compare with open-source alternatives.

Police forensics tools can apparently get around the iPhone's automatic inactivity reboot, the security feature Apple introduced to lock devices after periods without use, according to reporting by 404 Media. The GrayKey device used by law enforcement can extract data from phones that would otherwise relock themselves, raising fresh privacy concerns about law enforcement access to encrypted devices and the limits of Apple's protections.

Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson and Shannon Sharpe's Nightcap show reacts to a packed day in American sports: the Chicago Bears beating the Philadelphia Eagles decisively, quarterback JJ McCarthy being traded to the New York Giants, and the latest storylines out of NBA Media Day. The conversation centers on what the Bears' win says about both teams and how McCarthy fits in New York.

Blake Mycoskie, best known as the founder of TOMS, is drawing large audiences with discussions on his podcast 'No Magic Pill' about society's flawed approach to mental health. The conversations argue that common treatments and everyday habits may be addressing symptoms rather than root causes, and that there is no single quick fix for psychological wellbeing.

Anthropic has announced support for customizable mods in Claude Code, letting developers tailor the AI coding assistant to their own workflows. The update allows users to adjust behaviors and configurations rather than working with a fixed setup. Developers are reacting online, with many discussing how the customization options could change day-to-day coding work, while others debate how it compares to rival developer tools.

Anthropic has introduced new modding features for Claude Code, its AI coding tool, letting developers customize how the agent behaves in their workflows. The update gives users more control over the assistant's configuration and output. Developers are discussing how the change could make AI coding assistants more adaptable to individual projects and team preferences.

A newly published biography of Tom Brady is drawing attention for its account of his breakup with actress Bridget Moynahan, claiming new details about when the relationship actually ended. The revelation suggests the split overlapped with other parts of Brady's personal life, renewing public interest in one of the most talked-about episodes of his time with the Patriots.

A data-privacy study from Northeastern University's Khoury College, called Automatic Transmission, examines how much personal information connected vehicles collect and share. The project looks at what data modern cars transmit and the privacy implications for drivers. The work has drawn attention among technology readers discussing how little visibility owners have into automotive data collection and who ultimately receives that information.

People across India are checking tomorrow's weather as the meteorological department forecasts scattered rainfall over Maharashtra until October 7, while Kerala is expected to see heavy showers. The forecast is drawing wide attention as residents plan travel and outdoor activities around the wet conditions in both states.

A leaked video suggests that GrayKey, the phone unlocking tool made by forensic firm Magnet Forensics, can bypass an iPhone security feature that automatically reboots locked devices, a feature that had been keeping police investigators out of seized phones. The claim has drawn attention to the ongoing standoff between Apple's device protections and law enforcement's forensic access tools.

Ubisoft has published an announcement titled 'Massive Entertainment: The Next Chapter Begins' concerning its Malmö-based studio, the developer behind the Tom Clancy's The Division series and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. The statement signals a new phase for the studio, though the published evidence offers no details beyond the title itself, and no public reaction figures are available yet.

German midfielder Tom Bischof is trending in Germany and the Netherlands, with search interest spiking around Germany's Nations League match against Serbia, which is being covered live on TV and streaming. The 20-year-old Hoffenheim-linked talent has been a name to watch in recent German squads, and fans are searching for details on his involvement and how to follow the game.

AI Office Developers is promoting AI-powered tools aimed at businesses, offering content automation, SEO optimization, and scalable workflows. The pitch positions AI as a way for companies to streamline digital operations and transformation efforts, in line with the broader wave of startups marketing AI services to small and medium-sized businesses.

Fifth Wall co-founder Brendan Wallace spoke with Forbes about Atoms, the new proptech venture launched by former Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick. Wallace discussed Kalanick's return to technology, how Atoms fits into the property technology landscape, and his views on the future of real estate innovation and investment.

The Phantom Projects Theatre is presenting a production of the musical 'Ride the Cyclone'. The show, which follows a group of teenagers recounting their lives after a fatal amusement park accident, has drawn attention from local arts coverage. No further details about cast, dates or audience reaction were available.

The New York Times has published a review examining Tom Ford and what it calls the problem of 'sexy', covering the label's direction under creative director Haider Ackermann and its embrace of naked dressing. The piece weighs whether overt sensuality still resonates in contemporary luxury fashion, sparking discussion among style readers.

Attention is on PGA Tour winner Tom Kim and the South Korean military service obligation that once forced another tour winner to step away from golf. Kim, who grew up moving between South Korea and overseas, may have to complete mandatory service unless he earns an exemption, such as an Olympic medal or major title. Discussion centres on how the rule affects Korean golfers' careers.

Tom Bischof is drawing attention as one of the young U21 players hoping to break into the first team under Jürgen Klopp's setup. German media report that the rising talents see their chance to earn a place in what is being called Klopp's 'third squad', with Bischof among the names highlighted.

A Nature retrospective revisits the 1966 Nobel Prize in Physics, awarded to Alfred Kastler for the discovery and development of optical methods for studying atomic spectra, work known as optical pumping. The piece highlights how the achievement rested on collaboration across laboratories and laid foundations for later developments in atomic physics and laser science.

A leaked video suggests law enforcement has a method to bypass the iPhone's automatic reboot feature, which normally locks devices and makes them harder to access after a period of inactivity. The claim, reported by 404 Media, raises fresh concerns about police surveillance capabilities and the security of Apple's protections for locked phones.

A new commentary argues that chief executives should move beyond simply spotting correlations in data and instead establish genuine cause-and-effect insights to prepare their companies for the economy of tomorrow. It frames better analytical discipline at the C-suite level as key to strategic decision-making, though no specific company, study or dataset is named.