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Stevie Bonifield

Stevie Bonifield

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    Nike’s new slides have built-in heat and vibration.

    The Air Zoom Hyperslide, launching on September 29th for $249, uses a pod from Hyperice to offer three levels of heat and vibration across the top of the foot, running in 15-minute cycles controlled directly on the pod or from its mobile app.

    Hyperice CEO Jim Huether says that after the $799 Nike Hyperboot, they were focused on something athletes could wear while they’re on the move.

    Two Nike Hyperslide shoes on top of one another
    A close up of the inside of a Nike Hyperslide shoe
    A close up of the Hyperice Hyperslide Pod on a Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide
    The bottom of a Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide
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    Google’s expanding access to Gemini Spark.

    The new agentic AI platform, announced at Google I/O earlier this year, will be available to Google AI Pro subscribers in the US starting today. It’s also rolling out to Google AI Ultra subscribers worldwide with local language support. Access to the OpenClaw-like agent was previously limited to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US.

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    Intel reports its “strongest revenue growth in more than fifteen years.”

    The partially government-owned chipmaker’s Q2 2026 revenue increased 25 percent from last year, with data center and AI revenue up 59 percent. CEO Lip-Bu Tan:

    AI is driving unprecedented demand for compute, and as we continue to execute, Intel is well-positioned to capture sustainable growth across our CPU franchise, ASICs, advanced packaging and vast wafer foundry network […] Our Q2 results represent our strongest revenue growth in more than fifteen years, enabled by greater speed, accountability, and customer focus.

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    ChatGPT’s going to start using Yelp reviews.

    Axios reports that the platform’s reviews, photos, and other business info will soon start appearing in ChatGPT responses as sources for local recommendations. Yelp also plans to add a “Request a Quote” feature that will allow users to contact local service providers through ChatGPT.