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Hello, everyone. It’s time for the IT Morning Briefing. Today is Monday, November 9, 2026. Here are today’s top technology stories:
1. 2.08 million yuan! Price revealed for BYD Yangwang Dingyao “Shanhe Dingyun” limited edition
The Yangwang Dingyao “Shanhe Dingyun” limited edition features exclusive exterior and interior designs and bespoke equipment, including amber-gold double waistlines, an exclusive limited-edition emblem, exclusive cloud-pattern motifs, Hetian jade accents on the air vents, gold speaker grilles, and aramid fiber inside the doors. >> View details
2. Reports of a sudden wave of ChatGPT account bans, affecting even $200 Pro users
According to Phoenix Technology, several ChatGPT users have recently reported that their accounts were banned without warning, including Pro subscribers paying $200 a month. Some users can no longer access years of chat history and work materials. ChatGPT has yet to provide a unified explanation for this wave of account bans or disclose the number of people affected. >> View details
3. Tao Lin: Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory has achieved a 98% localization rate for parts
Tao Lin said the Shanghai Gigafactory is an important pillar of Tesla’s manufacturing in China. Tesla has signed contracts with more than 400 local tier-one suppliers in China, over 60 of which have entered its global supply chain. Their cooperation extends to product development and production management. >> View details
4. CCTV exposes “last-minute price cuts” in secondhand transactions; some couriers receive 4,000 yuan a month to help carry out scams
“Last-minute price cut” is slang in secondhand trading: once the buyer receives the item, they find fault with it, demand a lower price, and refuse to pay the agreed amount. >> View details
5. Microsoft’s native WinUI 3 Registry Editor appears for the first time, leaving behind its Windows 95-era interface
The editor comes from the open-source Microsoft.UI.Reactor project. It uses a two-column layout, removes the yellow folder icons, and adds a status bar. It starts as quickly as the original regedit. It already supports creating, renaming, and deleting registry entries and various types of registry values, but features such as network registry access and loading hives are not yet fully implemented. >> View details
6. Motorola’s wide-format foldable Razr Flex 27 reportedly to get a China-market version with a fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 chip
Blogger @体验more revealed on November 8 that Motorola’s wide-format foldable Razr Flex 27 will have a China-market version. >> View details
7. Dewu app announces integration with Apple Intelligence in China, letting iPhone users photograph products to quickly find information with AI
Dewu announced that its app has integrated with Apple Intelligence in China. iPhone users can photograph a product to see information such as price trends and user reviews to help them decide what to buy. Dewu already supports jumping directly to product detail pages through Visual Intelligence. >> View details
8. Follow-up on screen cracking in Apple’s first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo: reports point to a supplier’s raw materials
A blogger claimed the hinge issue has largely been traced to a supplier’s raw materials. Apple may be able to identify affected batches by serial number, but whether it will proactively replace phones remains unknown. One supplier has issued a statement denying any defect, while Apple continues to say that only a small number of devices are affected. >> View details
9. BYD’s Li Ke responds to Maserati acquisition rumors: We might have been more interested a few years ago, but now we have forged our own path
On November 6 Beijing time, the BYD Yangwang U9X (U9 Xtreme) set another world speed record in a top-speed challenge on public roads in Abu Dhabi, reaching 503.17 km/h. >> View details
10. Gurman says Apple CEO Ternus is making bold moves upon taking office, urging software chief Federighi to be more ambitious with AI
Ternus wants Apple to do more in AI and is dissatisfied that Federighi has not embraced AI as actively as competitors. He has therefore asked Federighi to speed up development and not settle for merely completing the necessary Siri upgrades. >> View details
11. Four-door “Waxy Corn”: Changan Lumin PLUS electric minic ar reportedly launching November 11
The Changan Lumin PLUS will officially launch on November 11. >> View details
12. Bosch’s Wu Yongqiao: Cars should not be used to order coffee or book flights; phone and in-car functions should have clear boundaries
He revealed that Bosch has worked on more than 100 cockpit projects for customers worldwide, with functions including ordering coffee, booking restaurants and hotpot restaurants, and booking flights and hotels from the car. It later found that very few people used them: “Almost nobody uses them.” >> View details
13. First look at the OPPO Reno17 series: endorsed by Song Yuqi, launching November 16
The new phones come in four colors: Adventure Cat, Ice Moon White, Cocoa Brown, and First Snow White. Adventure Cat features a raised 3D kitten design on the back. The standard model has a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, while the Pro has a Dimensity 8550. Both have a 50 MP periscope telephoto camera and debut 4K ultra-high-definition Live Photos across all focal lengths. >> View details
14. X-ray images of Apple’s iPhone 18 and 18e emerge: The two phones share some molds and have 4,430 mAh batteries
Newly revealed X-ray images show highly similar internal layouts in the iPhone 18 and 18e, suggesting they may share some molds to cut costs. Both models have a 4,430 mAh steel-cased battery, about 20% larger than their predecessors. >> View details
15. Menlo Ventures report: Chinese AI models account for 89% of global enterprise spending on open-source models, led by Kimi, DeepSeek, and GLM
Menlo Ventures’ latest report shows that Chinese AI models account for 89% of global enterprise spending on open-source models. Kimi leads with 61%, followed by DeepSeek and GLM, while the leading Western model, Llama, accounts for just 7%. >> View details
16. CPU-Z data shows PC memory capacity declining year over year for the first time, while the share of 16 GB configurations rises 12.9%
The latest CPU-Z statistics show that 32 GB remains the most popular memory capacity, though its share fell 2.5%, while the share of 64 GB configurations dropped 18%. Lower-capacity configurations gained ground: the share of 16 GB rose 12.9% to 33.0%, and the share of 8 GB rose 5.5%. DDR4’s share climbed to 54.5%, while DDR5’s fell to 32.9%. Sharp increases in memory prices are considered the main reason. >> View details
17. iG loses 0–3 to GEN in the semifinals, missing the League of Legends S16 final
On the first day of the League of Legends S16 semifinals, iG lost three straight games and was swept by GEN, ending its run in the final four. Canyon and Chovy stood out across the three games, and iG never found an answer. Another LPL team, BLG, will face T1 at 6:00 on November 9 for the last spot in the final. >> View details
That’s all for today’s IT Morning Briefing. See you tomorrow.