Tubi has revived the retro hotline experience with the launch of TubiFone, where users can call 1-833-605-TUBI, select their current mood and receive a curated list of five movie suggestions. A prerecorded voice provides descriptions and cast details for each recommendation, offering a fun alternative to browsing Tubi's library through traditional search tools.

Zwift has launched the Zwift Ride V2, an updated indoor cycling bike with a more compact frame, a redesigned crank with five adjustable-length positions and a seatpost with greater adjustability. The setup includes a Wahoo KICKR Core 2 trainer, virtual gearing and handlebar controls.

Lyft has partnered with Waymo to integrate self-driving rides into its platform, starting in Nashville, Tenn. Lyft is pushing to make its platform a "hybrid network" with human and robot drivers. Lyft has hired former drivers to service Waymo vehicles and intends to partner with more robotaxi companies.

Apple's new foldable iPhone Duo is equipped with extra screen space that could make mobile viewing less about simply watching bigger video and more about combining video with other information on a single screen, NewscastStudio suggests. A news video could run alongside a live blog, election results, weather radar, social feed or analysis, while sports coverage could pair live video with scores and statistics.

GameStop's second-quarter results show a major shift toward collectibles, which accounted for 45.1% of net sales, up from 33.3% for video games, making collectibles the company's largest revenue category. The company posted record Q2 operating income of $160.2 million and raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to more than $650 million.