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A Tesla Model S demonstrating Full Self-Driving v14.1 features on a city street, with autonomous parking and navigation highlights, alongside an Elon Musk announcement screen.

Tesla rolls out Full Self-Driving v14.1 software update

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Tesla has begun deploying its Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14.1 to early access users, introducing robotaxi-like features such as automatic parking options and improved navigation. The update, released on October 7, 2025, marks the first public launch of this iteration after a delay due to a last-minute bug. Elon Musk outlined a roadmap for subsequent versions, promising enhancements that will make the system feel sentient.

Kali Linux 2025.3 releases Gemini CLI for automated pentesting

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The latest Kali Linux update, version 2025.3, introduces Gemini CLI, an open-source tool that integrates Google's Gemini AI into the terminal. This innovation automates penetration testing tasks like reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning using natural language prompts. Security professionals can now streamline workflows while maintaining control over assessments.

PeaZip 10.7 introduces image viewer and file management improvements

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The open-source archive manager PeaZip has released version 10.7, adding a new image viewer and cross-platform thumbnail support. This update enhances usability across Linux, macOS, and Windows with better previews, antivirus integration, and code refactoring. The release focuses on privacy, performance, and compatibility with various architectures.

Tesla to add screenshare feature in software update 2025.38

Tesla is introducing a screenshare service in its upcoming software update 2025.38, enabling remote viewing of the vehicle's center touchscreen. The feature, discovered by Tesla hacker green, will include a notification and a four-digit PIN for security. Details on its exact use cases remain unclear.

Tesla replaces Autopilot icon with self-driving text in FSD v14

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Tesla has updated its Full Self-Driving software to version 14, replacing the longstanding Autopilot steering wheel icon with bold blue 'Self-Driving' text and a blue neon glow under the vehicle visualization. This change aims to modernize the interface for indicating when the system is engaged. The update marks a subtle but significant shift in how drivers recognize autonomous operation.

A realistic photo of a Tesla Model S on the road with its front camera being automatically cleaned, representing the latest Full Self-Driving software update.

Tesla rolls out FSD v14.1.3 with automatic camera cleaning

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Tesla has begun a wider rollout of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) version 14.1.3, introducing an automatic feature to clean the front-facing camera and addressing owner complaints about visibility issues. This update, the third iteration of v14 in two weeks, extends to Model S and Model X vehicles for the first time. Owners report smooth performance with no disengagements in initial tests.

Apple issues iOS 26.0.1 update to fix iPhone installation bugs

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Apple has released iOS 26.0.1 and macOS 26.0.1 updates to address installation issues and problems affecting new iPhone models. The patches target bugs reported by users shortly after the launch of iOS 26. These fixes aim to improve stability for devices like the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.

Tesla expands full self-driving v14.1.4 rollout with driving improvements

Nicole Parks

Tesla has begun rolling out Full Self-Driving (Supervised) version 14.1.4 to more owners, focusing on refinements like smoother driving and issue fixes. This update follows closely after v14.1.3 and highlights progress from v13, including better lane switching and object avoidance. The rapid iterations aim to enhance semi-autonomous performance ahead of upcoming versions.

Tesla launches Tron Mode visualization feature

Tesla has introduced Tron Mode, a new easter egg visualization in collaboration with Disney for the Tron: Ares movie. Available in software update 2025.38.3 and later, it transforms the vehicle's on-screen display into a Lightcycle from the film. The feature enhances Tesla's tradition of fun, immersive toybox options.

Tesla recalls 63,619 cybertrucks for overly bright parking lights

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Tesla has issued a voluntary over-the-air recall for 63,619 Cybertrucks in North America due to front parking lights that exceed regulatory brightness limits. The issue, discovered during internal testing on October 1, stems from a software control error and affects all vehicles built to date. Owners can resolve it by installing software update 2025.38.3.

 

 

 

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