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- 1Ukraine's Tech Edge Faces a Rapidly Adapting Enemy▼Ukraine’s Tech Advantage Faces a Learning Adversary
Ukraine has built a battlefield advantage through drones, electronic warfare and rapid tech innovation, but its adversary is learning and adapting fast. Analysts warn that Russian forces copy Ukrainian innovations, jam systems and adjust tactics within weeks, meaning no technological edge lasts long. Sustaining the advantage now depends on continuous innovation, faster deployment cycles and steady Western support rather than any single breakthrough system.
- 2Mary Collins murder trial resumes with autopsy testimony▼Mary Collins murder trial enters third week with autopsy, digital evidence testimony
The murder trial of Mary Collins has entered its third week, with prosecutors and defense attorneys focusing on autopsy findings and digital evidence. Medical examiner testimony is expected to detail the cause and manner of death, while digital records are being presented to establish timelines and connections in the case. Coverage remains focused on how the forensic and electronic evidence will shape the jury's assessment.
- 3Electronic Intifada Newscast airs weekly with Dennis Bernstein●NOW PLAYING == Flashpoints with Dennis J. Bernstein 9/30/26: The week's Electronic Intifada Newscast https:// youtu.be/t
The September 30, 2026 edition of Flashpoints, hosted by Dennis J. Bernstein on KPFA radio, features the week's Electronic Intifada Newscast, a regular roundup of news and commentary on Israel-Palestine from the online outlet Electronic Intifada. The program is being shared by public-media supporters, with listeners amplifying it alongside calls to support community and public radio.
- 4Geordie Greep, Jane Remover Headline Portland Mercury Music Picks▼Mercury Music Picks: Geordie Greep Grips Rev Hall, Jane Remover’s Glitchy Electronic, and Abel Selacoe at the Oregon Symphony
The Portland Mercury's latest music picks highlight a run of shows and releases, led by former black midi frontman Geordie Greep's performance at Revolution Hall, glitchy electronic work from Jane Remover, and cellist Abel Selacoe appearing with the Oregon Symphony. The roundup points to a busy stretch for experimental rock, electronic and classical crossover audiences in Portland.
- 5New SBC and controller combine robot functions in one package▼SBC and controller deliver inference, vision, navigation, control and connectivity for robots.
A single-board computer paired with a dedicated controller has been introduced for robotics applications, combining AI inference, computer vision, navigation, motion control and connectivity in one integrated platform. The announcement, covered by Electronics Weekly, targets developers of mobile and autonomous robots who would otherwise need multiple separate modules to achieve the same functionality.
- 6The Used and John Summit headline Spokane shows this week●Two music events to attend in Spokane this week: The Used and John Summit
Two live music events are on the calendar in Spokane, Washington this week: a performance by rock band The Used and a DJ set from house producer John Summit. Local coverage is flagging both as the top shows to catch, giving fans of rock and electronic music back-to-back options in the city.
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E Ink and Japanese fashion label ANREALAGE have unveiled dresses that change color using E Ink technology, presented at Paris Fashion Week. The garments build on the designer's earlier experiments with reactive fabrics, using electronic ink panels that can switch patterns and shades. The collaboration is drawing attention as a striking example of wearable tech meeting haute couture on a major runway stage.