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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Monday, September 15th. I'm Julie Chang for the

Wall Street Journal. An update on a story you heard this morning about TikTok, US and Chinese

negotiators have reached a framework deal on whether the video sharing app

can operate in America just days before it was set to be banned. Beijing likely conceded to a deal

to keep alive its ambition for President Trump to visit China. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson

said the deal will be confirmed by President Trump and Chinese leader

Xi Jinping after a call on Friday. Plus, in its biggest iPhone software change in years, Apple has

rolled out liquid glass as part of its iOS 26. The update is available for iPhone 11 or newer

models. Apple jumped from iOS 18 to 26 to match the year.

Liquid Glass has a translucent shimmery look.

Menus are see-through, giving everything a layered appearance.

Other new features include a built-in assistant that waits on hold for users and

spam text filtering.

Finally, the publisher of Rolling Stone and the Hollywood

reporter is suing Google, alleging that the artificial intelligence summaries that appear

atop search results are illegally using its reporting and depressing online traffic.

Penske Media is the first major U.S. news company to challenge Google and its parent alphabet in court over the growing use of AI.

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