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Blackfoot and Cherokee keyboards are now live in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 — no app, no subscription, no cloud. Just working input, built into the OS.
Meta's Superintelligence Lab released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full on Monday, its first attempt at a frontier AI model since Alexandr Wang took over the company's AI efforts last year.
Mechanism has released the Basecase, a $49 Switch 2 shell that adds swappable grips, physical game storage, and 3D-printed backplates while tying into the brand's modular mount lineup.
Amazon is running discounts on the Shokz OpenRun Pro bone-conduction headphones, a 50-inch Hisense S7 Canvas TV and the 14-port Anker Prime docking station, according to CNET's October 12 deals tracker.
A leaker releasing GTA 6 gameplay clips claims the internal development build exceeds 200GB, dangling a public dump if their meme coin reaches a $30 million market cap before launch.
Claude Opus 5.5 just fixed a messy, context-heavy spreadsheet — and understood what the user meant. ChatGPT came close. Gemini didn’t get it at all.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra launches at $2,599 — a direct, priced shot across Apple’s bow.
Apple has opened the “Get Ready” portal for the iPhone Duo — its first foldable — letting customers lock in color, storage, carrier, AppleCare+, trade-in, payment method, and shipping address before pre-orders go live this Friday, October 16, at 5 a.m. PT (8 a.m. ET). The device itself launches globally on October 23. No pricing or regional variants are disclosed in the sources — not even a hint.
Apple has not announced an iPhone 18. It has not unveiled, priced, or scheduled one. What exists today is the iPhone 17 — launched in September 2025 — and the iPhone 18 Pro series, which Apple did launch in India last month.
Walmart cut 400 dollars off the MSI Cyborg 15.6-inch gaming laptop, bringing the RTX 5050 machine down to 899 dollars, alongside smaller discounts on Apple AirPods and Arlo cameras.
Sony's WH-1000XM5 active noise canceling headphones dropped to $198 on Amazon, matching their record low after a $201.99 cut from the standard $399.99 list price.
Sony's WH-CH720N noise-cancelling wireless headphones tumbled to $88 on Amazon US, alongside markdowns on a 65-inch Bravia 4K TV and the HT-S40R soundbar system.
Lisen's 100W three-port GaN charger fell to $24 in a 60 percent discount that bundles a 240W USB-C cable, according to retail reporting by 9to5Toys.
Amazon India has knocked the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra down to Rs 78,499 with coupon and SBI card offers, while Cricket Wireless lists the S25 FE for $29.99 in the US.
A developer built PSBox Cloud Gaming with help from Claude, enabling native Xbox Cloud Gaming and local remote play on jailbroken PS5 consoles with DualSense support and 4K upscaling.
Nintendo of America President Devon Pritchard has responded to questions about whether Grand Theft Auto 6 could land on the Switch 2, deflecting release plans to Rockstar Games and Take-Two.
A comparative test pitting Claude Code against Codex CLI showed Anthropic excelling at visual web layouts while OpenAI delivered faster results and sharper copy.
Switching away from default Google tools on Android has become practical as open-source alternatives like Thunderbird, Firefox 157, Notesnook, and FUTO Keyboard introduce full desktop sync and offline processing.
Apple is highlighting seven indie console ports on the App Store, bringing titles such as Sifu, Dome Keeper, and No Man's Sky to mobile players across iPhones and iPads.
Google’s Fitbit Edge is a $179.99 wearable with OLED display, 7-day battery, Fitbit OS, and Health Guardian — but no Watch Face Generator. Ships October 27.
Apple’s 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 2TB storage and 24GB RAM is now $2,399 on Amazon — a $600 discount from its $2,999 list price.
Amazon India listed the Asus Vivobook 15 at Rs 52,990 during its Great Indian Festival, with bank offers bringing the Core i3 notebook under Rs 50,000.
Google has quietly added certified refurbished Pixel 9 series phones to its US online storefront, lowering entry prices to $499 while bundling a six-month Google AI Plus cloud subscription.
Amazon discounted Sony's PlayStation DualSense wireless controller in the Rythm Blue finish to $69.99, down from its standard $85 launch price, when 9to5Toys reported the promotion on Monday.