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Blink announced five cameras, led by its first 4K model and a long-range trail camera, with US preorders from $50.
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Blink announced five cameras, led by its first 4K model and a long-range trail camera, with US preorders from $50.
iPhone Duo launches Friday with limited store stock; horizontal Reachability is delayed to later this year.
TechRadar published a pre-order guide for a Gran Turismo PS5 DualSense controller; supplied text lacks price, date and retailer details.
Pascal raised $8.5M for a cooling material it says can make refrigerators and heat pumps about 20% more efficient.
iPhone Duo will gain Apple Pencil support in iOS 27.2 next week, ahead of its late-October arrival; only the USB-C Pencil works.
Engadget explains how white-label gadgets are rebranded and how shoppers can spot shared hardware behind familiar or revived brand names.
Spotify legal reps forced SpotiFLAC's developer to remove public GitHub repos for SpotiFLAC and SpotiFLAC Next.
Nvidia's new 621.01 GPU driver adds support for Microsoft's Advanced Shader Delivery, which precompiles shaders in the cloud to cut load times, stuttering and CPU spikes in supported games.
Tsinghua AIR-backed Zijing Zhikang upgrades Agent Hospital with multi-agent doctor avatars for real outpatient care.
9to5Mac says Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro is a week from announcement, with OLED and a lighter design expected. It asks whether a $500–$700 premium beats doubling RAM or SSD on the current model.
Samsung’s 27-inch Odyssey G80HF 5K gaming monitor is discounted to $599.99 at Amazon and B&H Photo, $100 below its prior best price, according to The Verge.
RFD4-Proteina unifies protein sequence and all-atom design, with free Hugging Face Spaces access until Nov. 4, 2026.
OpenAI will offer models through Google Cloud and expand ChatGPT Ads to 26 more countries, broadening beyond Microsoft.
Spotify launched its first fully native in-car app on Android Automotive, starting with select Audi models and working without phone projection, The Verge reported.
TechRadar's Rob published a first-person piece saying his Dawn of War 4 armies dominated enemies and covered maps, reminding him of the first game.
United Airlines will open a 54,000-square-foot Houston lounge Thursday, part of a $2.6 billion Terminal B overhaul.
Baseus' PrimeSentinel U2 Pro is sold in the US, with two 3K cameras and a motorized spotlight to track people and cars.
FuRyu producer says Anomalith, a third-person survival shooter, draws on Backrooms-style liminal spaces.
ServiceNow and Nvidia released Arc, a security-focused enterprise AI agent, on Mac; Windows support is pending.
TechRadar says contributor Becca asked ChatGPT to reinvent five arcade classics; the text supplied contains only her biography.
Galaxy Watch owners report burn-like wrist marks; some devices drained overnight, Android Authority says.
Nvidia unveiled a truck-shippable DSX Pod with seven Vera Rubin AI racks, aiming to cut data center setup to 14 days.
Developers have reportedly booted iOS on Android phones by spoofing iPhone X drivers and running Apple’s XNU kernel in a project tied to the “Hackios” movement; many components remain nonfunctional.
Hugging Face opened SimReady Central, a free 2,000-plus-asset SimReady OpenUSD library for robotics and AI factory simulations.