Galaxy S26 FE leak

Three new images of the Galaxy S26 FE in black, light green, and dark purple colors have emerged from The Cipher Project on Telegram. It looks a lot like you'd expect, with similar styling to the more expensive Galaxy S26.

The FE phones are some of the best value propositions on the market, and we'll be interested to see what kind of punch this one packs once it's officially announced.

SpaceX delivers its first-ever quarterly earnings

SpaceX rocked the stock market in June when it landed on the Nasdaq stock exchange and closed with a value of just over $2 trillion. It's been a bumpy ride since then, and the rocket/telecom/social media/AI company just delivered its first public quarterly business report.

Elon Musk's company said revenue had grown 92% year-on-year to $7.8 billion, which sounds great until it revealed that spending was up a staggering 550% in the same time. The company burned through a cool $18.3 billion, and Reuters reports shares fell 7.5% in after-hours trading.

According to the BBC, during a call with investors afterwards, Musk said that people were "underestimating" SpaceX.

What is happening with AI and books?

AI is a useful tool, but it comes with some serious negative drawbacks. We spoke to Anthropic, and apparently, Millions of books are being destroyed to train AI.

Concerning books, recent reports from The Washington Post and 404 Media have exposed a disturbing trend — Anthropic (the company behind the Claude AI tool) has reportedly dismantled classic physical literature just so they could make the scanning process go faster in a bid to further train their AI models on their material. Here’s an explainer on why and how this trend has come to fruition.

So we went straight to the source, and the company said, "Claude is trained on a mix of publicly available web data, commercially acquired datasets, and data we generate ourselves. Sourcing books is a widely used approach for training large language models across the AI industry. None of our data acquisition programs buy and destroy rare or antiquarian books."

• Millions of books are reportedly being destroyed to train AI — here’s what Anthropic told Tom's Guide