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MacBook Pros reportedly pair tandem OLED touchscreens with thinner, lighter bodies and a nostalgic flourish: the glowing Apple logo.
Teslarati reports preorders are open for the portable dish, with up to 4.5 hours per charge.
Wccftech reports GTA VI targets 30fps even on PS5 Pro, with no performance mode offered.
Ring announced a $250 home drone and $1,000 business robot, with FCC authorization still pending for the drone.
Google now lists Android 11 as Android Auto’s minimum, but version 18.1 still supports Android 10.
Videotech says Grand Theft Auto VI arrives next week, calling the countdown “the end game.”
Voyager 1's signal returned October 20 after two missed communication attempts; NASA is still investigating the interruption.
The redesigned app reportedly returns after its removal before iOS 27.2 launched, with new Insights and Longevity tabs.
Google barred Videostrong from making certified Android devices after accusing it of deliberately operating the backdoor.
Google's refreshed icons have updated curves and coloring, but Contacts, Messages and Phone retain their existing functionality.
Both comparisons favor AirPods sound and noise cancellation, but disagree on how much better they are.
Davolink's Kevin and Bob routers can still be sold in the US, but new foreign-made models need an exemption.
Spotify could charge Premium subscribers an extra $4 to $5 a month for the proposed service.
At prices starting at $899 in October, mobile apps and phone features drew mixed assessments despite appealing hardware.
Samsung's upgrade adds breathing-disturbance categories and hourly estimates, arriving on Watch 9, Watch Ultra 2 and Ring in South Korea.
BGR reports the Frontier XR+ can reach up to 7,000 feet with a clear line of sight to its module.
TechRadar reports Google cleared 330 hectares of forest; the probe concerns alleged drainage and water-management shortcomings.
TechCrunch reports GM must get drivers’ express consent before collecting or sharing their driving and location data.
Engadget’s Cherlynn Low praises manual photography; Android Authority’s Dhruv Bhutani prefers Apple’s more optional AI despite Siri’s limits.
Engadget says the $899 Mac mini lost its fun factor; PCMag says performance gains justify higher prices for certain users.
