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Gone Too Soon: Remembering 7 Live-Service Games We Loved and Lost
Games
Nov 12, 2026Polygon

Gone Too Soon: Remembering 7 Live-Service Games We Loved and Lost

Dive into the bittersweet world of live-service games that were shut down too soon. This ranked list remembers 7 titles, from *Mobius Final Fantasy* to *Gotham City Impostors*, that had immense potential but were ultimately killed before their time due to various factors like monetization, shifting priorities, or bad infrastructure.

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CNET's Wordle #1972 Guide: A Solid Daily Puzzle Companion
Review
Nov 12, 2026CNET

CNET's Wordle #1972 Guide: A Solid Daily Puzzle Companion

Quick Verdict CNET's daily offering of Wordle hints, answers, and strategic help for puzzle #1972 is a robust and reliable resource for both casual players and those seeking to refine their game. While the concept of a

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AI-Powered "Microduck" Butler Signals Robotics' Future
Tech
Nov 12, 2026Wired

AI-Powered "Microduck" Butler Signals Robotics' Future

WIRED Senior Writer Will Knight has unveiled a novel AI-powered "Microduck" robot, developed with an OpenAI model, designed to be a cat butler. This small, duck-like automaton represents a significant step in robotics, showcasing how advanced AI can be used to train specialized robots, potentially through virtual simulations, for practical and interactive roles in everyday life. The project highlights a future where AI-driven training simplifies robot development and expands their integration into our homes.

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Windscribe VPN: CNET's Top Pick with Unprecedented Lifetime Savings
Review
Nov 10, 2026CNET

Windscribe VPN: CNET's Top Pick with Unprecedented Lifetime Savings

Windscribe VPN: Unpacking the "Lifetime Savings" Deal For anyone considering a new virtual private network or contemplating a switch from their current provider, a truly exceptional offer has emerged that warrants

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GTA 6 Pre-Orders Break Records as Take-Two Navigates Bumpy Q2
Games
Nov 10, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

GTA 6 Pre-Orders Break Records as Take-Two Navigates Bumpy Q2

GTA 6 Pre-Orders Break Records as Take-Two Navigates Bumpy Q2 Alright, fellow gamers, grab your virtual popcorn! Take-Two Interactive just dropped their Q2 financial results, and while the numbers paint a bit of a mixed

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Android Auto: New Requirements, Forced Upgrades for Some
Review
Nov 10, 2026ZDNet

Android Auto: New Requirements, Forced Upgrades for Some

Android Auto now requires Android 11 or higher for wired connections, ending support for Android 9 and 10. Users on older OS versions must upgrade their software or devices to maintain access to this essential in-car feature.

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policy: The tech billionaires who fled California are facing a new
Tech
Nov 8, 2026Washington Post Technology

policy: The tech billionaires who fled California are facing a new

Tech billionaires, including Elon Musk, who moved to Texas seeking a conservative, business-friendly environment, are now confronting a rising Democratic political wave. This shift challenges the state's status as their political safe haven, potentially altering the very policies they sought.

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Review
Nov 6, 2026Android Authority

Lenovo Legion E510 Review: Gaming Audio on a Budget

The Lenovo Legion E510 wired USB-C gaming earbuds are an excellent value at their lowest price this year ($48.99), offering 7.1 surround sound, dual drivers, and RGB lighting in a portable design for mobile and handheld gamers.

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Agility Robotics Goes Public on Nasdaq, Co-founder Eyes Future of Work
Tech
Nov 6, 2026GeekWire

Agility Robotics Goes Public on Nasdaq, Co-founder Eyes Future of Work

Agility Robotics, makers of the Digit humanoid robot, has gone public on the Nasdaq, becoming the first U.S. pure-play humanoid robot company to do so. Co-founder Jonathan Hurst outlined a long-term vision for robots to transform physical labor, while CEO Peggy Johnson highlighted their immediate use in hard-to-staff warehouse jobs. The company's Digit 5 robot, designed for barrier-free human co-existence, was significantly influenced by safety lessons from Amazon's early tests.

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Adjusting AirPods for Small Ears: An Essential Guide
Review
Nov 4, 2026Engadget

Adjusting AirPods for Small Ears: An Essential Guide

For anyone with smaller ear canals, the struggle to find comfortable, secure-fitting earbuds is real, and Apple's AirPods are no exception. While renowned for their seamless integration and sound quality, the

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Hyundai Hydrogen Play: Long Road Ahead
Review
Nov 3, 2026Digital Trends

Hyundai Hydrogen Play: Long Road Ahead

Hyundai's commitment to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) remains, but for consumers hoping to park one in their driveway, patience will be more than a virtue—it will be a necessity. While the automaker, particularly

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Detecting Financial Fraud with Knowledge Graphs: A Guide
Programming
Oct 30, 2026freeCodeCamp

Detecting Financial Fraud with Knowledge Graphs: A Guide

This guide demonstrates how knowledge graphs, powered by graph databases like Neo4j, are superior for detecting sophisticated financial fraud patterns that traditional rules-based systems miss. By modeling financial entities and their relationships as a graph, and leveraging materialized derived edges, developers can efficiently uncover complex schemes like money mule rings and vendor collusion. The approach enhances fraud detection by focusing on network topology and relationship-based insights.

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regional: Coding Dojo co-founder unveils ‘Idea to Launch,’ a 30-day
Tech
Oct 29, 2026GeekWire

regional: Coding Dojo co-founder unveils ‘Idea to Launch,’ a 30-day

Coding Dojo co-founder Richard Wang has launched "Idea to Launch," a 30-day program empowering aspiring founders to build products with AI. It offers AI coding tools, hands-on engineering, and business coaching, taking no equity and allowing participants to keep their jobs. Wang aims to democratize product creation and foster a new builder economy.

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Warhorse Studios Under Siege: Cyberattack Hits Kingdom Come Dev
Games
Oct 27, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Warhorse Studios Under Siege: Cyberattack Hits Kingdom Come Dev

Warhorse Studios, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has been hit by a cyberattack, resulting in unauthorized access to their company systems and data. CEO Martin Frývaldský called it a "serious incident," and the studio is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate. This incident follows similar breaches at Capcom and Rockstar, highlighting a growing industry concern.

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Sonos Surround Trick: Flexible Home Theater Gets Real
Review
Oct 26, 2026TechRadar

Sonos Surround Trick: Flexible Home Theater Gets Real

As an experienced tech reviewer and a long-time admirer of Sonos' innovative approach to home audio, I've filled my living spaces with their speakers. From dedicated home theater setups to stereo pairs for music, the

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DeepSeek and MiniMax Cleared to Export AI Models Abroad
Tech
Oct 25, 2026The Next Web

DeepSeek and MiniMax Cleared to Export AI Models Abroad

Chinese AI leaders DeepSeek and MiniMax have become the first firms cleared to export their AI models abroad under new, clarified national export controls. While the regulations target sensitive data, critical applications, and advanced computing power, they largely exempt commercial deployments like APIs and open-source technologies. This move signals China's intent to balance national security with global AI commercialization.

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Android App Bubbles: A Handy Multitasking Evolution
Review
Oct 24, 2026ZDNet

Android App Bubbles: A Handy Multitasking Evolution

Quick Verdict Android 17 introduces 'app bubbles,' a convenient new feature that allows users to keep frequently accessed applications floating as an icon on their screen, always on top. While currently a Google Pixel

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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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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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Games
Oct 20, 2026GameSpot

Stupid Never Dies: Eating Your Way to Overpowered Undead Mayhem

GameSpot's new 26-minute gameplay video for *Stupid Never Dies* reveals a chaotic dungeon crawler where you play as a zombie. The core "Style Eat" mechanic lets you devour enemies to gain their abilities, transforming into various monsters. The video highlights later-game dungeons and the satisfying power progression, including one-shotting bosses.

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Review
Oct 19, 2026Android Authority

Android 3D Emoji: A Subtle Yet Modern Update

Verdict Android's brand-new Noto 3D emoji are finally making their way to a broader range of devices, moving beyond the initial exclusivity of the Pixel 11 series. While Google promised a "3D glow-up" for its extensive

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MapQuest's ALPR Feature: Navigating Surveillance with Intelligence
Review
Oct 17, 2026CNET

MapQuest's ALPR Feature: Navigating Surveillance with Intelligence

Quick Verdict MapQuest's latest "Surveillance" feature is a compelling and timely addition, offering users the ability to identify automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in their vicinity. While its data sourcing

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regional: Etzioni on AI: The colorful and cranky language of the AI
Tech
Oct 17, 2026GeekWire

regional: Etzioni on AI: The colorful and cranky language of the AI

AI researchers Oren Etzioni and Daniel S. Weld have released a new GeekWire glossary of over 35 non-technical AI terms, revealing a "cranky" vocabulary heavily focused on AI's problems and potential harms. They define terms like "AI slop," "deepfakes," and "brain rot," alongside their own coinages such as "AI slap," "promptatory," and "agentsomnia," noting a distinct lack of common phrases for AI's positive impacts.

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EV Battery End-of-Life: A Clear Path Forward
Review
Oct 13, 2026Engadget

EV Battery End-of-Life: A Clear Path Forward

Verdict: Demystifying the EV Battery's Afterlife For anyone pondering the longevity and environmental impact of their electric vehicle, the question of 'what happens to an EV battery after it's removed from your car?'

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