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Claws Out: Marvel's Wolverine Slashes Its Way to #1 in US September
Games
Oct 23, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Claws Out: Marvel's Wolverine Slashes Its Way to #1 in US September

Claws Out: Marvel's Wolverine Slashes Its Way to #1 in US September Sales! Alright, True Believers, get ready for some electrifying news from the gaming front! Insomniac Games' highly anticipated Marvel's Wolverine has

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Unlock Your Home: Philips Fingerprint Door Lock Set Guide
How To
Oct 23, 2026Lifehacker

Unlock Your Home: Philips Fingerprint Door Lock Set Guide

Upgrade to keyless entry with the Philips Fingerprint Door Lock Set. This guide explains its offline features, setup, and troubleshooting for effortless home access.

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Final Fantasy Resonance: Conquering Siren, Your First True Test
Games
Oct 22, 2026GameSpot

Final Fantasy Resonance: Conquering Siren, Your First True Test

Final Fantasy: Resonance's first major boss, Siren, can be a real headache with her Charm ability. This guide helps you prepare with key items and elemental strategies to conquer her and gain a powerful new summon.

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GridCraft: A Blazingly Fast, Near-Perfect Excel Clone for Linux
Review
Oct 22, 2026ZDNet

GridCraft: A Blazingly Fast, Near-Perfect Excel Clone for Linux

Verdict GridCraft emerges as a remarkably fast, open-source spreadsheet application that faithfully mimics Microsoft Excel's core functionalities and user interface across multiple operating systems. While it's still in

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Blackstone's Jas Khaira Dismisses AI Debt Fears Amid Market Jitters
Tech
Oct 22, 2026TechCrunch AI

Blackstone's Jas Khaira Dismisses AI Debt Fears Amid Market Jitters

Blackstone's AI head, Jas Khaira, asserted at TechCrunch Disrupt that concerns over the surging debt in AI infrastructure are exaggerated. The private equity giant is a pivotal financier in the capital-intensive AI transition, pioneering massive loans backed by GPUs and contracts with top-tier clients. Despite recent market jitters and rising borrowing costs, Khaira maintains the underlying creditworthiness of hyperscalers mitigates widespread risk.

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Enterprise Software Upgrades: A Costly Trap for IT Budgets
Review
Oct 22, 2026Ars Technica

Enterprise Software Upgrades: A Costly Trap for IT Budgets

A recent survey reveals enterprises are sinking nearly a third of their software budget into unwanted upgrades, migrations, and licensing changes that IT leaders themselves believe will degrade performance and reliability. This review unpacks the "Software Tax" and its staggering implications.

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Meta Faces Over $22 Billion Income Hit Due to Child Safety Settlement
Tech
Oct 21, 2026The Verge

Meta Faces Over $22 Billion Income Hit Due to Child Safety Settlement

Meta's Q3 2026 earnings reveal a $9.89 billion payment towards a child safety settlement, impacting its operating income by over $22 billion. Despite this, the company reported robust revenue growth of 26 percent year-over-year. Meta faces further legal challenges, including a $25 billion penalty from a New Mexico court related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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FFXIV's Keybound Brawler: Already Ruffling Feathers Before Release
Games
Oct 22, 2026Kotaku

FFXIV's Keybound Brawler: Already Ruffling Feathers Before Release

Final Fantasy XIV's upcoming Keybound Brawler typing minigame, part of an FFVII crossover, is already drawing player ire. Concerns stem from its mandatory keyboard requirement for console players and the gender-locked nature of its highly anticipated Barret and Tifa costume rewards.

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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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Review
Oct 21, 2026Android Authority

UGREEN 25W MagFlow: Portable 2-in-1 Charger Hits Record Low

The UGREEN 25W MagFlow, a foldable 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charger for iPhones and earbuds, is back to its record-low Prime Day price. Offering Qi2 25W charging and a compact design, it's ideal for travelers and minimalists.

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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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Get Ready for iQOO 16: India Launch, Expected Features & Specs
How To
Oct 21, 2026Fossbytes

Get Ready for iQOO 16: India Launch, Expected Features & Specs

Discover the highly anticipated iQOO 16, confirmed for India. This guide covers its expected features, powerful specifications, design, camera, battery life, and potential pricing to help you prepare for its launch.

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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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Google's Personalized Gemini AI Hits Cars, Leveraging User Data
Tech
Oct 21, 2026The Verge

Google's Personalized Gemini AI Hits Cars, Leveraging User Data

Google is introducing "Personal Intelligence" to Gemini AI in cars, allowing the assistant to leverage user data from Google apps like Gmail, Calendar, and Maps for highly personalized assistance. Rolling out to Android Auto today and to cars with Google built-in soon, this update offers contextual help like checking flight statuses or navigating to appointments. Users must opt-in to enable this feature, and personalized responses only work when a phone is connected, emphasizing user control over privacy.

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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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SpaceX's AI Business Fuels Explosive Q3 2026 Revenue Growth
Tech
Oct 21, 2026The Verge

SpaceX's AI Business Fuels Explosive Q3 2026 Revenue Growth

SpaceX reported Q3 2026 revenues of $14.6 billion, a 161% jump, primarily driven by an 830% year-over-year surge in its Super Intelligence (SI) division. This growth was fueled by new cloud services, the Cursor acquisition, and wider Grok AI adoption, alongside robust performance in its Starlink Connectivity business.

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Secure Your Secrets: Lock ChatGPT Conversations with a PIN
How To
Oct 20, 2026Lifehacker

Secure Your Secrets: Lock ChatGPT Conversations with a PIN

Worried about curious eyes peeking at your private ChatGPT conversations? You're in luck! ChatGPT now offers a "Locked Chats" feature, allowing you to hide your sensitive discussions behind a four-digit PIN or biometric

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OpenBSD 8.0: Unwavering Security, Specialized Performance
Review
Oct 21, 2026Ars Technica

OpenBSD 8.0: Unwavering Security, Specialized Performance

OpenBSD 8.0: Unwavering Security, Specialized Performance OpenBSD 8.0 has officially landed, marking the 61st release for this highly specialized operating system. True to its roots, OpenBSD 8.0 reinforces its

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Xbox Game Pass Poised for Massive Overhaul: Farewell, All-You-Can-Eat
Games
Oct 20, 2026Kotaku

Xbox Game Pass Poised for Massive Overhaul: Farewell, All-You-Can-Eat

Well, gamers, if you thought Xbox Game Pass had settled into its groove, think again. Reports are swirling that Microsoft is preparing for a significant shake-up of its flagship subscription service, moving away from

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Turn Your ESP32 into a Surveillance Detector for Enhanced Privacy
How To
Oct 21, 2026MakeUseOf

Turn Your ESP32 into a Surveillance Detector for Enhanced Privacy

Turn Your ESP32 into a Surveillance Detector for Enhanced Privacy In an increasingly connected world, privacy concerns are more prevalent than ever. From ubiquitous street cameras to personal smart glasses, it can feel

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Plants can speak using electricity, so this startup built an AI model
Tech
Oct 21, 2026TechCrunch AI

Plants can speak using electricity, so this startup built an AI model

A new frontier in agricultural technology is emerging as Electric Plant, a startup co-founded by Justin Mast and neuroscientist Lee von Kraus, announces an $11.2 million seed funding round to advance its AI-powered

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How to Subscribe to Spotify Podcast Memberships - Support Your
How To
Oct 20, 2026How-To Geek

How to Subscribe to Spotify Podcast Memberships - Support Your

Learn to easily subscribe to Spotify podcast Memberships directly within the app, supporting creators with perks like exclusive content and early access, and understand the financial implications for podcasters.

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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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