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Fitbit Edge Launch Date Set as Google’s Week Gets Busy

Google confirmed a launch date for the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker, teasing the device on social media. The news arrives alongside rocky early reviews of Googlebooks laptops and the debut of Google's AI game-making tool, Playground.

By Noor Hassan | October 09, 2026

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Xreal Aura, Surface Laptop Ultra, Pixel 11 Pro Deal and More

Xreal's Aura glasses open for pre-order alongside a pricier Surface Laptop Ultra, a discounted Pixel 11 Pro, and new budget phones from vivo and iQOO.

By Elena Kirchner | October 08, 2026

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Xreal Aura Glasses Price Set at $1,279, Rivals Meta

Xreal opened pre-orders for its Aura glasses at $1,279, setting up a direct price battle with Meta's VR Glasses. Meanwhile, the Meta Quest 3S gets a rare discount during Amazon's October Prime sale.

By Julian Park | October 08, 2026

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SmallRig Deals, Mac Studio, Brain AI: Photography News Roundup

A roundup of this week's biggest photography news: SmallRig's October gear sale, Apple's M5 Ultra Mac Studio, mind-reading AI image reconstruction, stunning aviation photography, and Imaging World's move to Cologne.

By Priya Narayan | October 07, 2026

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Promising Android Laptops, Rough Edges: Googlebooks Review

Five Googlebooks hit shelves this week, promising a new kind of Android laptop for everyday work. Early testing shows real potential alongside rough software edges. Phone launches from vivo, Xiaomi, and Samsung add more context to a busy hardware week.

By Anika Rao | October 06, 2026

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A Remote-Control Wagon That Actually Works: BougeRV DuneRover

A remote-controlled wagon from BougeRV turned out to be more useful than its silly branding suggests. Here's how it fits into this week's wider tech news, from Prime Day deals to a major media merger.

By Julian Park | October 06, 2026

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OpenAI’s Dots Agent Takes Aim at Meta’s Free Muse

OpenAI's new Dots agent takes direct aim at Meta's free Muse platform, raising questions about pricing and strategy. Microsoft's own Copilot rethink and leadership shakeup add another layer to the AI agent race.

By Priya Kapoor | October 02, 2026

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Gemini Live Guided Vision Reads Fine Print for You

Google rolled out Gemini Live Guided Vision, an AI camera feature that reads fine print and narrates surroundings in real time. The launch lands amid Samsung price hikes, Meta's $1,299 VR glasses debate, and a new NYC subscription cancellation rule.

By Julian Park | October 01, 2026

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Meta Muse AI Agent Leads Push Toward AI Hardware

Meta's Muse AI agent sparks a bigger industry shift toward AI hardware, publisher payments, and smarter retrieval tools. Here's what's unfolding across the AI agent landscape this week.

By Sam Nakamura | October 01, 2026

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Insta360 Smart Glasses Signal a Bigger Platform Push

Insta360 moves beyond 360-degree cameras into smart glasses, while Microsoft and Meta push new AI-powered app bundles. A roundup of the week's biggest tech platform shifts, plus notes on Meta's legal troubles and horror gaming's strong year.

By Owen Mercer | September 25, 2026

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