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- 1Professor Biao Xiang wins young Chinese fans by voicing their anxietyβBiao Xiang: Young people in China are fangirling over a professor who gets their anxiety
Anthropology professor Biao Xiang has become an unexpected favourite among young people in China, who praise him for articulating the anxiety and pressures they face over work, education and an uncertain future. BBC coverage highlights how his commentary resonates with a generation feeling squeezed by intense competition, with many fans saying he understands their struggles better than most public figures.
- 2Xiaomi opens Android phones to Apple Watch supportβΌXiaomi now lets Apple Watch work with its Android phones
Xiaomi has announced that its Android smartphones can now work with the Apple Watch, a notable cross-brand move since the smartwatch has long been limited to iPhones. The news is drawing attention in the tech press as an unusual instance of Apple and Xiaomi ecosystems overlapping, raising questions about what features will actually be available to users pairing the two devices.
- 3Xiaomi MiMo-V2.6-Pro Re-Enters Top Ten in Code ArenaβOpen-Source Large Model Landscape Reimagined! Xiaomi MiMo-V2.6-Pro Makes a Strong Return to the Top Ten in Code Arena, Performance Approaching the World's Leading Tier
Xiaomi's open-source model MiMo-V2.6-Pro has returned to the top ten on the Code Arena leaderboard, with performance approaching the world's leading coding models. The result shakes up the open-source large model landscape, showing Xiaomi's AI research efforts closing the gap with frontier systems.
- 4China's Mengxiang vessel hits milestones in South China Sea voyageβΌChina's Mengxiang vessel achieves milestones in South China Sea voyage
China's Mengxiang, the country's deep-sea drilling vessel, has achieved a series of milestones during its voyage in the South China Sea, according to China Daily. The achievements mark progress for the ship, which is designed to drill deeper into the ocean floor than any previous vessel. The development highlights China's growing capabilities in deep-sea exploration technology.
- 5Michelin-noted xiaolongbao stall sells breakfast for US$4 in SingaporeβBreakfast options: Michelin noted xiaolongbao in a Singapore hawker centre. US$4 This is one of the more expensive stall
A hawker centre stall in Singapore serving Michelin-noted xiaolongbao is drawing attention for selling the soup dumplings at around US$4, making it one of the pricier options in the food centre. The writer notes plans to have Hokkien prawn noodles from the neighbouring stall instead, highlighting the range of cheap, quality breakfast choices available in Singapore's hawker centres.
- 6Xiaomi launches 10,000mAh power bank with built-in cable worldwideβXiaomi launches safer 10,000mAh power bank globally with built-in cable and 22.5W charging
Xiaomi has launched a new 10,000mAh power bank globally, featuring a built-in cable and 22.5W charging output. The company is promoting the device as safer than previous models, with improved protection features. The accessory targets users seeking a compact, all-in-one portable charger without carrying separate cables.
- 7Solus Linux Adopts Formal AI Contribution PolicyβLinuxiac: Solus Linux Adopts Formal AI and LLM Contribution Policy https:// linuxiac.com/solus-linux-adopt s-formal-ai-a
Solus Linux, the independent Linux distribution, has introduced a formal policy governing contributions created with AI and large language models. The move, reported by Linuxiac, sets clear rules for how AI-assisted code is handled in the project. It reflects a broader debate in open-source communities about how to manage the growing volume of AI-generated submissions to volunteer-maintained software projects.
- 8Flatpak 1.18.4 Patches Six Security Vulnerabilitiesβ# Flatpak 1.18.4 Released With Fixes for Six Security Vulnerabilities https:// linuxiac.com/flatpak-1-18-4-re leased-wit
A new maintenance release of Flatpak, the Linux application sandboxing and distribution framework, is out with version 1.18.4 addressing six security vulnerabilities. Linux users and system administrators are being encouraged to update their installations promptly. The release is drawing attention in the free and open-source software and cybersecurity communities, where Flatpak updates are closely watched because the tool is widely used for running sandboxed desktop applications across Linux distributions.
- 9Xiaomi unveils Pocket Guitar accessory for smartphonesβΌXiaomi introduces Pocket Guitar gadget for smartphones
Xiaomi has introduced a Pocket Guitar, a compact gadget designed to attach to smartphones and let users play a portable string instrument. The announcement has drawn attention among gadget enthusiasts curious about how the device works and who it is aimed at. Details on pricing and availability were not included in initial reports, and reactions to the product are still limited.
- 10Gitea 28.0 Abandons 1.x Versioning, Adds Audit Logs and Bot AccountsβLinuxiac: Gitea 28.0 Drops 1.x Versioning, Adds Audit Logs and Bot Accounts https:// linuxiac.com/gitea-28-0-drops- 1-x-
The self-hosted Git service Gitea has released version 28.0, dropping its long-standing 1.x version numbering scheme. The release introduces audit logs for tracking instance activity and dedicated bot accounts to help administrators manage automated access more cleanly. Coverage from Linuxiac is circulating among Linux and open-source communities, with users discussing what the versioning change signals for the project's future and how the new security and automation features will affect self-hosted deployments.
- 11Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSLβLinuxiac: Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL https:// linuxiac.com/microsoft-brings- native-linux-
Microsoft has introduced native Linux container workflow support in WSL, letting developers run containers directly within the Windows Subsystem for Linux. The move, reported by Linuxiac, is being discussed among Linux and open-source enthusiasts, who see it as another step in Microsoft's broader embrace of Linux tooling for developers working across Windows and Linux environments.
- 12Father calls for eating disorder reform after daughter's deathβ'Jenni's legacy': Father calls for change after daughter dies with anorexia By Jordanna Schriever The father of a young
The father of a young South Australian woman who died with anorexia nervosa is urging the state government to implement a coroner's recommendations for improved eating disorder services. Speaking publicly about his daughter Jenni's death, he said stronger services are needed so other families do not suffer the same loss. The case has renewed attention on gaps in eating disorder treatment and coronial calls for reform.
- 13Tcl/Tk 9.1 Released With Accessibility ImprovementsβLinuxiac: Tcl/Tk 9.1 Released With Screen Reader Support and RTL Text https:// linuxiac.com/tcl-tk-9-1-releas ed-with-sc
The Tcl/Tk project has released version 9.1, bringing screen reader support and right-to-left text rendering to the long-standing GUI toolkit and scripting language. The update is seen as a meaningful step for accessibility, making Tk-based applications usable by visually impaired users and better suited to languages written right to left, such as Arabic and Hebrew.
- 14Apple Beats Huawei And Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops China's Phone SalesβΌApple Beats Huawei And Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops Chinaβs Phone Sales
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro has become the top-selling phone in China, outselling rival flagship models from Huawei and Xiaomi, according to Forbes. The result is notable in a fiercely competitive Chinese market where domestic brands have been gaining ground, and it suggests continued strong demand for Apple's premium devices among Chinese consumers despite intense local competition.
- 15Applied Materials and Kioxia Team Up on AI MemoryβΌApplied Materials, Kioxia Collaborate to Develop AI Memory Technology
Applied Materials and Kioxia have announced a collaboration to develop memory technology aimed at artificial intelligence applications. The partnership pairs the US semiconductor equipment maker with the Japanese flash memory producer as demand grows for advanced storage to support AI workloads. Further details on the scope and terms of the agreement were not provided in the initial report.
- 16iPhone 18 Pro Tops China's Phone Sales, Beating Huawei and XiaomiβApple Beats Huawei & Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops Chinaβs Phone Sales
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro has become China's best-selling phone, outselling flagship models from domestic rivals Huawei and Xiaomi. The result is notable in a market where Chinese brands have gained ground and government pressure has discouraged iPhone purchases. It suggests demand for Apple's premium devices remains strong among Chinese consumers despite intense local competition.
- 17Former glue salesman Sun Aixiang joins billionaire ranks on chip stock surgeβFormer glue salesman Sun Aixiang becomes a billionaire as chip stock soars
Sun Aixiang, who once worked as a glue salesman, has become a billionaire as shares in his semiconductor business surge. The rally in chip stocks has lifted his wealth past the billion-dollar threshold, turning a modest sales career into one of the sector's most striking rags-to-riches stories and drawing attention to the ongoing chip market boom.
- 18Xia and IU Indy Jaguars take runner-up finishes at NKU Fall InvitationalβXIA, JAGUARS EARN RUNNER-UP FINISHES AT NKU FALL INVITATIONAL
IU Indy golfer Xia and the Jaguars men's program each finished second at the Northern Kentucky Fall Invitational, according to the university's athletics department. Xia earned a runner-up individual finish while the Jaguars came in second in the team standings at the college golf tournament. Further details on scores and the winning team were not immediately available.