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Manual shutter speed disables multi-frame stacking — and Night mode — on both iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
Sony cramming a 61-megapixel stabilized sensor into the compact a7CR creates a high-resolution travel camera for $3,398, but the smaller body cuts the autofocus joystick and viewfinder size.
OpenAI is adding 200 jobs in Dublin alongside a new applied AI lab, bringing its total planned workforce in Ireland to 450 as the country hosts European tech regulators.
Google is testing an updated mobile interface for Gemini Live featuring an on-screen mute button and a new waveform visualizer, addressing public privacy issues without affecting overall device volume.
Bose QuietComfort headphones were listed at 123 dollars on the brand's official eBay storefront when IGN reported the deal, down from their regular 359 dollar sticker price.
AMD unveiled its second-generation Ryzen Halo Developer Platform mini PC, packing a Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 processor and 192GB of unified memory with a steep $7,300 price tag for local AI development.
Apple is taking direct aim at Google Chrome with a new Switch to Safari marketing push, promoting better battery endurance, built-in tracker blocking, and Distraction Control across Mac and iPhone.
JP Morgan raised Apple's target to $360, downplaying reports of iPhone 18 Pro cuts while predicting the iPhone Duo will soften the blow of a delayed standard model.
Google is enabling automated background workflows through Gemini Spark for Pro and Ultra subscribers, linking Workspace tools to handle repetitive scheduling, inbox parsing, and document organization without manual steps.
Woot discounted the first-generation SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 to 80 dollars, while Sony's Rhythm Blue DualSense controller fell to 69.99 dollars on October 12.
Best Buy dropped the 17.3-inch HP OmniBook X with an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor to $899.99 from $1,500, marking a steep discount on a large Copilot+ machine.
Apple Books cut digital editions down to $2 across several mystery and historical titles on Monday, offering digital reading discounts alongside cuts on audiobooks and Apple hardware.
Qualcomm Ventures has sold 57.1 lakh shares of Indian logistics provider Shadowfax for Rs 157.3 crore through an open market transaction, trimming its remaining holdings following a sharp market rally.
Walmart has cut $1,000 off the MSI Vector HX 16 gaming laptop with an RTX 5080 GPU, bringing it to $2,299 with free shipping, 32GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD, IGN reported.
Samsung Galaxy phones allow owners to customize the side button far beyond the default camera shortcut, remapping double presses to apps and long presses to alternative AI assistants.
Google has added the Pixel 9 lineup to its US refurbished store, offering restored phones from $499 alongside a six-month cloud plan and a standard one-year warranty.
Fitbit Air gets jewelry-grade metal bands — $70 for champagne gold or polished silver, launching October 27 alongside Fitbit Edge.
Apple will unveil updates to its smart home lineup on October 13 in New York City, including a refreshed HomePod Mini and the new HomeView Hub. The event, titled 'Welcome home,' is not a traditional keynote but an in-person hands-on briefing at Apple’s Tribeca loft.
A GameStop in Pennsylvania says GTA 6 pre-orders for PS5 and Xbox will ship with a physical map of Leonida — plus the Vintage Vice City cosmetic pack — a week before the November 19 launch. Rockstar hasn’t verified it.
Leaked trackside photos show Nikon's upcoming Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens in use at the Singapore Grand Prix, pointing toward an official launch by late October.
Walmart knocked $60 off the Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, bringing the wireless earbuds to an all-time low price in an October retail discount batch.
Google Play sales tracked on Monday slashed prices on several paid Android titles down to free or under a dollar, while retailers posted hardware promotions on Samsung tablets and Nothing audio accessories.
Amazon dropped the 40mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 to $159 from its standard $250 price tag, offering a solid discount on the Wear OS wearable with software support through 2028.
Amazon listed the 2,050-piece Lego Pikachu and Poke Ball set at 186.99 dollars on Monday, marking a modest 13-dollar discount from its standard 199.99-dollar list price.