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Fielded is obsessed with scammers and unhinged Japanese cyberpunk
Tech
Oct 25, 2026The Verge

Fielded is obsessed with scammers and unhinged Japanese cyberpunk

Artist Lindsay Powell, known as Fielded, recently discussed her latest album, *Some Kind of Animal*, and her eclectic creative process. The interview revealed her fascination with scammer stories and her reliance on a pirated Japanese cyberpunk film for inspiration, alongside her strong aversion to AI.

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LG’s brilliant C6 OLED TV is already $400 off ahead of Black Friday
Tech
Oct 24, 2026The Verge

LG’s brilliant C6 OLED TV is already $400 off ahead of Black Friday

LG has launched an early Black Friday sale, offering up to $400 off its C6 OLED TV, including an all-time low price for the 55-inch model. This deal, available at major retailers and LG's site, features the advanced 4K TV with a faster processor, brighter display, and enhanced gaming features, despite recent privacy discussions.

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The Boox Palma 2 Pro finally got me to stop reading on my phone
Tech
Oct 25, 2026TechCrunch

The Boox Palma 2 Pro finally got me to stop reading on my phone

The $400 Boox Palma 2 Pro, an Android-powered E Ink e-reader, successfully replaces phone reading for many, offering a comfortable, eye-friendly experience. Its smartphone-sized design and Google Play access allow for diverse app use, despite some E Ink display limitations.

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AI Visual Assistance: A Frank Assessment for Blind Users
Review
Oct 24, 2026Digital Trends

AI Visual Assistance: A Frank Assessment for Blind Users

Verdict: Promising Potential, Significant Roadblocks AI-powered visual assistance for blind users, epitomized by features like Be My AI within the Be My Eyes app, represents a monumental leap in accessibility

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Nothing Ear 3 Pro: Decoding the Teaser for a Premium Earbud Future
Review
Oct 23, 2026Android Authority

Nothing Ear 3 Pro: Decoding the Teaser for a Premium Earbud Future

Quick Verdict: Nothing's Pro Ambitions Are Heating Up Nothing, known for its transparent designs and clever marketing, is at it again with a cryptic new teaser. However, thanks to a well-timed leak, we're fairly

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Ag-tech startup Strella secures $4.25M to combat food waste
Tech
Oct 24, 2026GeekWire

Ag-tech startup Strella secures $4.25M to combat food waste

Seattle-based agricultural technology innovator Strella has successfully closed an additional $4.25 million in funding, bolstering its mission to significantly reduce food spoilage and waste across the global produce

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Meta's Paid Link-Sharing: A Flawed Rollout for Nonprofits & Gov
Review
Oct 24, 2026Engadget

Meta's Paid Link-Sharing: A Flawed Rollout for Nonprofits & Gov

Verdict: A Costly Communication Barrier Meta's latest foray into subscription services, specifically the integration of link-sharing limits into its Meta One plans for government and nonprofit Facebook pages, is a

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Bose Acquires Skullcandy, Expands Reach to Younger Audiences
Tech
Oct 24, 2026The Next Web

Bose Acquires Skullcandy, Expands Reach to Younger Audiences

Bose has acquired Skullcandy, announced October 23, 2026. This deal solidifies an existing "Sound by Bose" partnership, expanding market reach into youth-focused segments with more affordable products.

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Zuckerberg's Meta Stock Plan Aims to Tackle California's Billionaire
Tech
Oct 23, 2026TechCrunch

Zuckerberg's Meta Stock Plan Aims to Tackle California's Billionaire

Meta has unveiled a new class of nonvoting stock, designed to help CEO Mark Zuckerberg cover a potential $11 billion liability from California's proposed "billionaire tax" (Prop 40) without ceding control. This move, which allows him to sell up to 10% of his economic stake, also serves Meta's capital-raising needs for AI and acquisitions. Reports indicate Zuckerberg pressed Meta's board for a solution to avoid selling his Palo Alto property, leading to the creation of Class C shares. This financial maneuver is sparking debate on wealth taxation's impact on tech leaders.

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NUS Fabric Touchscreen: A Seamless Future for Wearables
Review
Oct 23, 2026Digital Trends

NUS Fabric Touchscreen: A Seamless Future for Wearables

NUS researchers have unveiled a prototype fabric touchscreen that integrates directly into clothing, offering a flexible, washable display for apps and health data, hinting at a truly seamless future for smart apparel.

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Claude Duet: A Proactive AI Agent Tailored for Professionals
Review
Oct 23, 2026CNET

Claude Duet: A Proactive AI Agent Tailored for Professionals

Claude Duet is Anthropic's new agentic AI app for professionals, leveraging Opus 5.5 for proactive task prioritization and deep integration with work apps like Gmail and Slack. Currently in research preview for Pro/Max subscribers.

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US Navy Drone Landing Software: Autonomous Ops Game-Changer
Review
Oct 22, 2026TechRadar

US Navy Drone Landing Software: Autonomous Ops Game-Changer

Quick Verdict The US Navy's groundbreaking new software for autonomous drone landings on moving ships, leveraging only onboard cameras and motion sensors, is nothing short of a game-changer. By completely removing

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Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse
Review
Oct 23, 2026Engadget

Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse

Mass Effect: Universe trailer review: A leaked trailer for the seemingly cancelled Mass Effect 5 (titled 'Mass Effect: Universe') reveals a promising return to the series' roots, featuring Liara T'Soni and a new N7 protagonist. Despite its strong showing, the game is unlikely to be released after BioWare's closure by EA, making this a bittersweet and ultimately tragic preview of what could have been.

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Programming
Oct 23, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

Uncovering Undocumented Behavior: The Power of Characterization Tests

Here's a common, often uncomfortable truth about software that's been in production for a few years: your existing regression tests likely describe what the system should do, based on someone's initial intentions. They

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Valve Dev's 'HLX' Slip-Up Ignites Half-Life 3 Hopes Anew
Games
Oct 22, 2026IGN

Valve Dev's 'HLX' Slip-Up Ignites Half-Life 3 Hopes Anew

A Valve developer accidentally confirmed the long-rumored Half-Life 3 codename, "HLX," is an active project during a conference. This slip-up has ignited massive fan excitement, reinforcing hopes that the highly anticipated sequel, teased by Half-Life: Alyx, is genuinely in development.

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ai: Uber puts all 30,000 employees on ChatGPT Work: OpenAI — Key
Tech
Oct 22, 2026TechCrunch AI

ai: Uber puts all 30,000 employees on ChatGPT Work: OpenAI — Key

Uber has announced a major expansion of its partnership with OpenAI, deploying ChatGPT Work to its entire global workforce of 30,000 employees. This follows a successful pilot program and signifies a substantial commitment to integrating advanced AI tools across all departments for various corporate workflows.

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The Force Forsakes SWTOR: BioWare's Goodbye Leaves Out a Living Legacy
Games
Oct 23, 2026Kotaku

The Force Forsakes SWTOR: BioWare's Goodbye Leaves Out a Living Legacy

The recent closure of BioWare brought shockwaves, but for fans and developers of Star Wars: The Old Republic, it also brought a 'heartbreaking' snub. The MMO's lead writer, Caitlin Sullivan Kelly, expressed profound sadness that BioWare's farewell message completely omitted the game that's run for nearly 15 years, sustaining the studio with income and manpower, sometimes to its own detriment. It's a poignant reminder of the human element behind game development and corporate shifts.

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Life Is Strange Creator's High Praise for Amazon TV Show: A Hella
Games
Oct 21, 2026Polygon

Life Is Strange Creator's High Praise for Amazon TV Show: A Hella

Michel Koch, co-creator of the original Life is Strange game, has given his strong approval for the upcoming Amazon Prime TV adaptation after visiting the set. He praised the cast, including Tatum Grace Hopkins (Max) and Maisy Stella (Chloe), calling the experience a career highlight. Despite Don't Nod's lack of official involvement, the set visit signals respect for the game's origins, building fan anticipation for the series.

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Chrome's New Scam Protection: Essential for Online Safety
Review
Oct 22, 2026ZDNet

Chrome's New Scam Protection: Essential for Online Safety

Google Chrome is stepping up its game against online scams with a new suite of security features. These enhancements offer more robust protection against suspicious websites, advanced social engineering tactics, and

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AI Model Lock-in? It's Not the Model, It's Everything Else
Programming
Oct 21, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

AI Model Lock-in? It's Not the Model, It's Everything Else

A recent survey reveals that while swapping AI models is becoming common, the real lock-in risk for enterprises lies in the surrounding infrastructure: integrations, agent workflows, and guardrails. Despite concerns about vendor lock-in, it often ranks lower than immediate priorities like security and cost in AI purchasing decisions. However, multi-model adopters are proactively building open, flexible architectures, demonstrating a path to mitigate future migration headaches.

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FADU FS-SSD: A Glimpse into the Future of Storage
Review
Oct 21, 2026Tom's Hardware

FADU FS-SSD: A Glimpse into the Future of Storage

FADU's File-Semantic SSD moves the filesystem directly into the drive, aiming to dramatically reduce host CPU overhead for file operations, especially for GPUs and DPUs. Promising early results, but a long wait for samples (Q3 2027).

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Anthropic Pitches AI Safety Bill: Blocking Models at 50+ Deaths
Tech
Oct 21, 2026TechCrunch

Anthropic Pitches AI Safety Bill: Blocking Models at 50+ Deaths

Anthropic has pitched a draft AI safety bill to Congress that would allow blocking an AI model's release if it poses a "catastrophic risk" – defined as potentially causing over 50 deaths or $1 billion in damages through specific threats. The controversial proposal mandates that federal agencies seek judicial approval to halt a model's distribution, limiting their independent authority. This move comes amid ongoing debates over AI regulation and concerns about agentic hacking.

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Black Ops Remaster Boom: Devs Demand Their Share of Legacy Profits
Games
Oct 21, 2026Kotaku

Black Ops Remaster Boom: Devs Demand Their Share of Legacy Profits

Classic CoD Remasters Make Bank, But Devs Who Built Them See Zero Remember when Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 hit PlayStation 5 earlier this year? For many of us, it was a sudden, glorious blast from the past.

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US Orders Federal Agencies to Remove China’s DeepSeek AI — Key Details
Tech
Oct 20, 2026TechCrunch AI

US Orders Federal Agencies to Remove China’s DeepSeek AI — Key Details

US federal civilian agencies are ordered to remove DeepSeek AI products and services due to national security concerns over data access by Chinese authorities. This expands a previous ban and highlights intensifying US-China AI competition, amidst accusations of DeepSeek's model distillation.

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Open-Source's Hidden Crisis: A Critical Security Vulnerability
Review
Oct 20, 2026Tom's Hardware

Open-Source's Hidden Crisis: A Critical Security Vulnerability

The Unseen Pillars of Software: A Critical System Under Threat Quick Verdict: The modern software ecosystem, from operating systems to mobile apps, rests on a precarious foundation of critical open-source projects, many

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