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28-Oct-26
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Amazon has added a camera to its Echo Studio speaker as part of its big Echo refresh.

Along with speaker and Echo Show upgrades, Amazon unveiled a smart alarm clock and photo frame.

You can tell Amazon's Alexa Photo Frame which images you want to see.

Amazon just unveiled a new Echo Dot with some useful new smart home features.

Samsung is returning to open-ear design wireless buds and these ones clip on.

Amazon's Alexa Home Map will show you a visual representation of your smart home.

Meta describes Waddle World as a 'daily journal disguised as a pet.'

iOS 27.2 comes with some changes for Apple CarPlay, too.

You can probably still read on it, and, with some finessing, you can turn it into a useful display.

The Slate Truck is known for offering hundreds of customization options, but one common truck option isn't available (yet.)

27-Oct-26
The platform's Discoverable Servers are about to get a lot more discoverable.

Tailor your tech to fit your daily drive seamlessly.

While it can be jarring to discover that your companion is using AI glasses, there are some steps you can take to recognize them ASAP.

It's not an honest mistake; it's the start of an attack on your wallet.

The animation is pushing users to pay to promote their posts.

The leaks suggest the front camera could also see a boost.

You can use the AI assistant to update calendar events and search your inbox, among other things.

A legal case alleging union-busting at the game developer will also wrap next month.

Be prepared to surrender a significant portion of your console's hard drive.

The GOAT of dumb phones gets a new lease on life.

Apple's smallest desktop delivers better performance and value for those willing to leave the laptop behind.

Pokémon Unite is shutting down [ 27-Oct-26 4:57pm ]
Its journey ends in March 2027.

These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.

Final Cut clips can finally be unlocked from the primary timeline - hallelujah.

With the iPhone Duo now in people's hands, how does it compare to Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold?

You don't have to guess who's loudly eating chips in your PlayStation 5 party anymore - now you can see who's speaking in real-time.

Vivo and Oppo are launching similar phones with different priorities.

USB colors and symbols provide an idea of a port's capabilities, but are not as standardized as they should be.

The stream will run for around 15 minutes and feature games coming to Switch and Switch 2.

The CarPlay experience comes down to the apps, but most of what's on your phone aren't compatible for various reasons.

Ahead of its 'Pro and Tell' event, the company has already launched a few new devices.

With the midterms closing in, its IPO paperwork reveal a company rightly worried about its regulatory future.

There are pros and cons to each style of foldable.

It offers more cores and more performance per core than the iMac M5. 

Sadly, the 16-inch MBP is still stuck with older M5 silicon.

We mean that in the Faustian bargain sense.

The Xbox Series X has had some stumbles, so you should be aware of its faults before picking one up.

You have options for selling your old Samsung phone, depending on how much hassle you'll tolerate for more cash.

NASA has detailed how the next Artemis 3 test will happen, but it doesn't have a concrete date for it yet.

The Predator Atlas 8 gaming handheld PC is coming to the US after all on November 1st for $1,300.

Fancy making your Slate EV look like halloween candy? Now you can.

Apple has influenced everything from unibody laptop cases to high-res screens.

OpenAI said its models generated proof that the Exponential Time Hypothesis is false. It also released new results for math and physics problems.

Lockdown Mode enables extreme protections for those most at risk, but it's overkill for most people.

26-Oct-26
You might be surprised at the rankings of some streaming services when it comes to what Americans watch on their TVs.

You can do more than charge your controllers with the USB ports on your PS5. Here are some of the possibilities.

Camera app Halide released a new update for the iPhone Duo that adds three different shooting modes based on what position the foldable is in.

Charging behaviors and heat are the things to pay attention to.

An iPhone Duo can become even more expensive if you have to repair it, so it's vital to plan for that ahead of time.

Apple has rolled out software updates for all its platforms today.

 
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