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Touchscreen MacBook Pro, OLED iPad mini and Shrinking Phone Sales

Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro feels surprisingly ordinary, the OLED iPad mini gets benchmarks and battery numbers, and phone shipments hit a 2013 low. Here is what each story means for buyers.

By Sofia Ramirez | October 31, 2026

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Offline AI, Rank Tracking and Money Rules: Developer Tools Roundup

Five Dev.to projects show how offline AI, rank tracking and rule-based checks solve real problems. Here is what each means for cost, privacy and reliability.

By Maya Patel | October 31, 2026

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Sony Rialto 65 Extension System: An $80,000 Design Question

Sony's Rialto 65 extension system arrives in 2027 at $80,000 and needs a $60,000 Venice 2 body. The design solves real rigging problems, but repairability, support life, and access remain open questions.

By Mei Tanaka | October 30, 2026

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EA Chose Star Wars Battlefront 3 Over a New Mass Effect

A Bloomberg report says EA closed BioWare after choosing a Star Wars Battlefront game over a new Mass Effect. Debt pressure appears to have driven the safer call.

By Keira Walsh | October 30, 2026

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Google’s New Frontier Model Starts With Defenders: Gemini 4 Carbon

Google DeepMind unveiled Gemini 4 Carbon, a frontier model aimed at cyber defense and coding. Access starts with vetted defenders, and the pricing looks aggressive. Here is what the numbers show and what to test first.

By Darius King | October 30, 2026

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Star Trek and X-Men Star Remembered: Patrick Stewart Dies at 86

Patrick Stewart, the actor behind Star Trek's Picard and X-Men's Professor X, has died at 86. Here is what sources report and why his roles still shape sci-fi.

By Julian Park | October 29, 2026

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Elder Scrolls 6 Sentinel Reveal Reportedly Coming in November

A new report says Bethesda could reveal The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel next month. Here is what the leak claims about the name, the timing and Hammerfell.

By Marcus Delgado | October 29, 2026

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FromSoftware Pushes Switch 2 Game to 2027: The Duskbloods Delay

FromSoftware has pushed its Switch 2 exclusive The Duskbloods out of 2026 and into 2027. The studio blames final rules and balancing work. Here is what the delay means for fans.

By Jake Torres | October 29, 2026

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Gemini 4 Carbon, Hermit, Dessa, Nemotron: AI Agents Roundup

Google's Gemini 4 Carbon leads a busy week in AI. Also covered: Hermit for agent training, calls for live agent monitoring, Block's Dessa, and NVIDIA's open transcription model.

By Sam Nakamura | October 29, 2026

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Prison Phone Jamming Vote Leads a Busy Tech Policy Week

The FCC will vote on prison phone jamming on November 19. Google, Apple, and Reddit also made product moves this week. Here is what each change means.

By Noor Hassan | October 28, 2026

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