Mobilní aplikace Zprávy: 16 Říjen 2025 - 3 Listopad 2025

November 18, 2025, 4:26 AM EST. Samsung has kicked off an early Black Friday deal on the Galaxy Tab S11, slashing the 256GB Wi-Fi model to $709 from $859. Touted as Samsung's flagship Android tablet, the Tab S11 competes with the iPad Pro and serves as the premier alternative for those who want Android with a premium display. The 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel delivers deep blacks, high contrast, and HDR for movies and design work. At a slim 5.5mm, it's remarkably portable, with the included S Pen offering improved grip and pressure sensitivity for notes and sketches. Powered by a 3nm MediaTek chip, it promises strong performance and efficiency, plus IP68 water/dust resistance. This deal signals a rare, record-low price on a flagship Android tablet as the season unfolds.

November 18, 2025, 4:24 AM EST. Google Play Services v25.45 rolls out with changes across Account Management, Health & Fitness, Wallet, and Google Play. Highlights include bug fixes for Account Management on Android, new developer features to support Health & Fitness processes in apps, and Wallet improvements such as reporting transactions and a country dropdown for passes. Union Pay support is added to payments autofill. Wallet access expands to more countries on Wear OS. Google Play Store also adds the ability to view upcoming sports events on app details pages and a new option to ask the community questions about games. The update emphasizes reliability and better cross-device integration for Android users.

November 18, 2025, 4:22 AM EST. Macro uncertainties pressured risk assets as liquidations topped $900M in 24 hours and major indices closed lower. Bitcoin hovered near $92,000, down about 2%, its lowest since late April, with Ethereum around $3,000 after a dip to $2,960. Other alts like Solana, Dogecoin, and XRP slid further. Tech names and crypto stocks, including Coinbase, joined the risk-off mood as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 slipped. Traders weighed the impact of persistent AI spending by mega-cap firms and the probability of fewer rate cuts this year. Analysts described the move as a short-term de-risking rather than a structural shift in thesis.

November 18, 2025, 4:20 AM EST. Immigration Judge John P. Burns is said to use AI-powered audio rendering to read his Broadway Immigration Court decisions, according to EOIR records reviewed by Migrant Insider. The technology: text-to-speech tools may be used without prior disclosure, after Acting EOIR Director issued Policy Memorandum 25-40 allowing local AI adoption but not mandating transparency. Burns appears among the first to exploit that gap. Critics warn that AI-generated narration could undermine public confidence if the judge's reasoning is not plainly separable from synthetic voice. Burns' record as one of the most restrictive immigration judges-approving about 2% of asylum claims from 2019-2025 against a national average around 57-58%-fuel concerns about fairness and opacity in adjudication. EOIR emails also show political influences in his path to the bench.

November 18, 2025, 4:18 AM EST. Tesla has disclosed three additional Robotaxi crashes in Austin, Texas, bringing the total to seven as the fleet continues to operate with its supervisor in the passenger seat. The incidents, reported to the NHTSA, follow a July launch period that saw three crashes and come as Tesla notes the fleet has logged about 250,000 miles since late June. Tesla's current crash rate is roughly 2x that of Waymo, despite safety interventions that prevent some collisions. The newly reported events in September include one with an Animal encounter, another with a cyclist, and several property-damage outcomes, all without injuries. Regulators will scrutinize whether the shift to autonomous supervision and the growing trip mileage influence safety outcomes for the Robotaxi program.