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Tech news — September 11, 2026

Tech publications published on September 11, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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    Madrid Hosts Formula 1's Newest Track, 'Madring'

    Formula 1 returns to Madrid after a 45-year hiatus, with the introduction of the new 'Madring' circuit. The track, located in the Barajas and Valdebebas district, is a 22-turn street circuit with a 10-year contract with Formula 1. The Spanish Grand Prix, previously held at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, has moved to Madrid, paying an approximate hosting fee of £41 million per year. The track features high-speed corners, a long pit lane, and a 'La Monumental' banking turn that can accommodate 50,000 spectators. The event is expected to attract around 100,000 fans daily, with Spaniards Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz leading the local interest.
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    Apple Unveils New Health Features for Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4

    Apple has announced the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4, featuring significant upgrades to health sensors and tracking. The new models introduce a 'Readiness' score based on activity, vitals, and sleep, and can measure heart rate every 5 seconds. The Health app on iPhone receives a major redesign with new features like personalized guidance, insights, and a 'Health Age' metric. Additionally, the watches introduce 'Siri Recap', a feature that generates titles, summaries, and key points from conversations.
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    Yoto Unveils 4th Generation Audio Players for Kids

    Yoto has announced the 4th generation of its popular screen-free audio players for kids, the Yoto Player and Yoto Mini. The new models feature enhanced tech specs, including a new Green Button that allows kids to access locally stored audio without needing a Yoto Card or WiFi. The devices also boast faster download times, better connectivity, and up to 1,000 hours of storage. Additionally, the audio players have undergone a design evolution, with softer edges and a more rounded aesthetic. Preorders for the Yoto Mini start at $109.99 and the Yoto Player at $149.99.
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