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Apple Smart Home Push Hides a Pricing Catch

Apple's new HomeView smart display charges extra for its wall mount, while a refreshed Apple TV 4K leans on Siri AI. Meanwhile, federal regulators probe Tesla's robotaxis over school zone speeding.

By Priya Kapoor | October 13, 2026

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Oppo Find X10, vivo V80, and the Week 41 Phone Recap

Oppo's Find X10 launch, vivo's V80 and Y32 moves, and AnTuTu's September rankings dominate Week 41 in mobile tech. Here's what publishers should prioritize and why benchmark consistency matters more than headline specs.

By Anika Rao | October 13, 2026

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Belmont’s Curse, Stage Tour & More: Gaming News Roundup

A new Belmont rises, a space whale city-builder sparks moral debates, and Xbox's boss admits old franchises aren't enough. This gaming news roundup covers the week's biggest cultural moments in games.

By Zara El-Amin | October 13, 2026

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Resident Evil Box Office Record Leads This Week’s Tech Roundup

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie smashes box office records, Nintendo defends physical game cards, and a DIY engineer turns surveillance tech on its head. A roundup of this week's biggest gaming and tech stories.

By Rina Park | October 13, 2026

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Five Dev Stories That Prove It’s Real: Hidden Technical Debt

This week's developer stories reveal how hidden technical debt slips past green checkmarks and passing tests. From browser crashes despite clean type checks to SLO gaps, protocol changes, and RAG data quality, the pattern repeats across the stack.

By Ethan Brooks | October 13, 2026

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AI Agents Get Longer Horizons as Open Models Raise Risks

New long-horizon agent training, multimodal decision models, and cybersecurity tools arrive this week. Meanwhile, open models raise fresh risk questions and AI labs tap unexpected data sources.

By Sam Nakamura | October 13, 2026

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$750 Billion Bet Reshapes Tech: Data Center Spending

Four tech giants plan to spend roughly $750 billion on data center infrastructure this year alone. The ripple effects reach energy stocks, homebuilders, and banks in ways investors can't ignore.

By Theo Vance | October 13, 2026

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Apple’s Smart Home Event Leads a Mixed Tech News Day

Apple opens its first dedicated smart home event in New York this week, with new Apple Home hardware expected. The brief also covers Satya Nadella's AI security warning, a debunked Yandex outage bot claim, and a new Switch 2 case.

By Julian Park | October 12, 2026

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Content Authenticity Becomes the Industry’s New Battleground

Nicolas Cage's AI waiver refusal, Getty's bankruptcy, and Apple's authenticity push reveal a deepening crisis of trust in photos and video.

By Marcus Chen | October 12, 2026

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AI Game Dev, Physical Media & GOTY: Gaming News Roundup

A week packed with gaming news: Yuji Horii's AI-generated game, fresh Haunted Chocolatier details, Nintendo's physical media stance, and a year-long handheld PC verdict.

By Jake Torres | October 12, 2026

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