Also today: October 22, 2026
The short items from this day, in one place. The stories worth more than a line get their own page in the news feed.
Anker's 13-in-1 Nano dock is $119.99 on Amazon, and the posts calling that a record low are wrong. It was $104.99 on October 4.
The Anker Nano Docking Station (A83C3) lists at $149.99 and is $119.99 on Amazon today. Several deal posts this week call it an all-time low; the all-time low was $104.99 during October Prime Day, eighteen days ago. Triple display, 100W, and a 6-in-1 hub that pops out.
Apple put an Intelligent Assistant in Pages, Keynote and Numbers, and it is only for Apple Creator Studio subscribers.
Thursday's iWork update adds a beta Intelligent Assistant limited to Creator Studio subscribers, plus iPhone Duo support ahead of Friday's launch. The apps then briefly disappeared from the App Store; the Mac versions are back.
Google Meet will draft the follow-up email and file the action items for you.
Post-meeting "next steps", run by Gemini and Workspace Studio, rolled out from October 5. Two routines so far: draft a follow-up email, and add action items to Google Tasks. Both "Take notes for me" and "Ask Gemini" have to be on during the call.
Google Meet calls now use post-quantum encryption on laptops and room hardware.
Google started a gradual rollout on October 12 for web clients and meeting room hardware. Nothing changes on screen, there is no admin control and no user setting, and mobile follows later.
Microsoft Teams gets deepfake warnings in November, but Microsoft is not the one doing the detecting.
Two Microsoft 365 roadmap entries, 573451 and 573157, reach general availability next month. Impersonation protection is built into Teams; deepfake detection is not — Teams only surfaces signals from certified third-party providers your organisation has to be paying for.