Nintendo wins $4.5 million from lawsuit over pirated Switch games
It's easy to win when the defendant is a no-show.
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Nicolas Cage is anything but subtle in the Madden trailer
The biopic arrives on Prime Video in November.
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Bungie shares more detail about Marathon's Symbiosis update and 2027 plans
Another big overhaul to the game is now due in March.
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New York Times Cooking is coming to Meta's AI and display glasses
The app is getting a "hands-free" mode that can narrate recipe steps.
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We finally have a trailer for that four-hour Elon Musk documentary
It was directed by Alex Gibney, who has made films about Enron, Scientology and Elizabeth Holmes.
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New York continues to fight prediction markets with a lawsuit against Polymarket
The state now has illegal gambling charges underway against four of these businesses.
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Google is sending a teensy-tiny AI data center to space
It's an experiment to see how the chips hold up in the harsh vacuum of the cosmos.
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Turtle Beach Rematch review: The cutest Switch 2 controller of the bunch
Official Nintendo designs and RGB lighting give the Rematch an adorable edge.
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It took MapQuest until 2026 to add public transit directions
The 30-year-old map service is quickly getting with the times.
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Google Photos' new Redact tool will make it easy to hide sensitive information
Google Photos' new AI-powered features include the Redact tool, which can quickly blur parts of an image.
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The Pixel Watch 5's blood pressure and insulin resistance trends are rolling out this week
The first trend reports for the health data will be available in early October.
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Copper's latest high-end induction stove brings the heat better than ever
The new Charlie range now supports both 120 and 240-volt outlets, so it's easier to install too.
Read at source →Pixel 11's Call For Me feature begins preliminary rollout
Select Gemini subscribers with a Pixel 11 can soon try out phone calls via AI chatbot.
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Xiaomi's 18 Pro series phones have the latest Snapdragon chip and a Samsung-like privacy screen
You'll have to wait a bit if you're outside China though.
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Razer's Kiyo V2 Pro webcam can capture 4K video at 60 fps
Razer's new 'pro' webcam can handle 4K video at 60 fps and will cost $300
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How to get your cut of Apple's $250 million Siri settlement
If you've bought an iPhone in the last couple of years, you might be eligible for a cut of the class action lawsuit.…
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon Sound Elite is a new AI chip for audio wearables
Qualcomm has launched a new chip that will enable AI features on small audio devices.
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Revolut is piloting facial recognition at store checkouts in the UK
Revolut is trialing a new facial recognition system in the UK that could be convenient but controversial.
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OpenAI's agent hacked into an Australian government website
Researchers and the Prime Minister of Australia have revealed more instances of OpenAI's agents going rogue.
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Nikon's new Z5 IIC is a cheaper Z5 II without the electronic viewfinder
Nikon's Z5 IIC is an inexpensive but powerful full-frame camera.
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Everything announced at Meta Connect 2026
VR glasses, Aviator-style Ray-Ban Meta specs, Ace Attorney in virtual reality and much more.
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Meta put Muse in a Tamagotchi like 'Charm' device
Meta's Muse Charm is a Tamagotchi-like device with Muse AI.
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Meta will stop training its AI on 'visual data' from its smart glasses — if you opt out
Somewhere, a contractor just breathed a sigh of relief.
Read at source →Meta VR Glasses hands-on: Hand and eye tracking is so much better than a controller
Instead of a new Quest headset, the company showed off a more portable but less immersive device today.
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Meta's new holographic avatars are here and they're surprisingly real
They're a notable improvement over the company's earlier attempts at digital likeness.
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Meta Ray-Ban Display getting feature updates including holographic avatar support
The smart glasses are also arriving in five new markets this fall.
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Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses look like the Vision Pro sequel Apple should be making
Sorry Apple, it looks like Meta's VR Glasses are the real Vision Pro successor.
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Meta's next smart glasses collab is with Blackpink's Lisa
Blackpink in your upper-facial area.
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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 hands-on: Better battery life and a price hike
The latest lineup comes in two new frame styles: Aviator and Zena.
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Meta announces Ray-Ban Meta Audio, its first smart glasses without a camera
That's one way to avoid the whole surreptitious recording issues.
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Meta brings FDA-cleared hearing enhancement to its smart glasses
After a free trial it'll cost $150 to add on, or require a Meta One subscription.
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Meta's Muse AI agent is coming to its AI glasses
Have your virtual assistant book a flight while you're jogging.
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The purpose of the triangle symbol on your Samsung Galaxy phone
Samsung phones have a few different triangle symbols that can display in the status bar in different scenarios. This is…
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ShinyHunters hackers claim to have 2-3TB of sensitive information about FBI employees
Financial extortion doesn't seem to be the group's goal this time.
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Microsoft's new Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 13 feature Snapdragon X2 Plus chips
Microsoft's smaller Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 13 are getting a much-needed chip upgrade.
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Disney+ and Hulu are getting even more expensive (again)
So I guess we're just doing this every year now.
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