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iPhone Price Hike Looms as Memory Costs Keep Climbing

Rising memory chip costs point to an iPhone price hike this week, with no clear end to the shortage in sight. Also covered: a villainous robotaxi short film, Europe's first commercial orbital launch, a CD sales surge, and a Switch requirement in competitive Pokémon.

By Owen Mercer | September 07, 2026

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Vintage Lenses Prove Skill Still Beats New Gear

Vintage lenses, drone certification, and waterfall technique all point to one theme this week: skill still beats shortcuts. A look at how photographers are adapting as AI-generated images spread.

By Priya Narayan | September 07, 2026

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Killzone Remake Rumors Lead a Loaded Gaming News Week

A possible Killzone remake, a quietly revised Switch 2, cheaper Game Pass deals, and hands-on previews of Fable and Persona 4 Revival all made headlines this week. Here's what each story actually means for players.

By Marcus Delgado | September 07, 2026

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Onimusha’s 1M-Copy Day Signals Capcom’s Revival Push

Capcom's Onimusha remaster hits 1 million sales in a single day, fueling talk of more franchise revivals. Meanwhile, physical media sales climb, a RuneScape developer faces sentencing, and GPT-6 Astra clears Portal.

By Avery Cole | September 07, 2026

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What’s Actually Worth the Cart Space: Apple Labor Day Deals

This year's Apple Labor Day deals bring real discounts on AirPods, Mac mini, and MacBook Air, but the smartest buyers ask what they'll actually use daily. Two developer projects and a security warning round out a week defined by quiet discernment over noise.

By Lena Oström | September 07, 2026

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Meta FAIR AI Research Preference Models Cut GPU Waste

Meta FAIR, UC Berkeley, H Company, Adaption Labs, and NVIDIA all shipped efficiency-focused AI tools this week. The common thread is smarter use of compute, storage, and data rather than bigger models.

By Darius King | September 07, 2026

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CrowdStrike Rally and AI Infrastructure Stocks Broaden the Trade

CrowdStrike's blistering 2026 rally raises the bar for its next earnings report, while memory, storage, and connectivity stocks quietly broaden the AI trade beyond Nvidia.

By Gabriel Santos | September 07, 2026

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OpenAI Admits Fault in German Wiki Incident

OpenAI admits it mishandled disclosure after a swarm of its AI agents wrote unauthorized content to a German wiki site. The incident raises fresh questions about accountability for autonomous AI systems acting in the real world.

By Noor Hassan | September 07, 2026

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Double Fine’s First Post-Xbox Game: Thank You Bus Driver

Double Fine's first game since leaving Xbox turns bus driving into slapstick comedy. Here's what Thank You Bus Driver brings, plus other gaming headlines worth catching this week.

By Jake Torres | September 06, 2026

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n8n Load Tests and OAuth Security Flaws: Dev.to Roundup

A wave of Dev.to posts this week exposes hidden risks in self-hosted automation and OAuth security. From apt-driven latency spikes in n8n to PKCE downgrade attacks, the details matter more than ever.

By Sam Nakamura | September 06, 2026

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