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In the digital age, privacy is more important than ever because every app has the ability to track your phone's every movement, which can be used by scammers.
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Via BGR Tech
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10/15/26
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YouTuber built 30-frame-per-second grayscale Game Boy, then open sourced it for all e-paper displays
Not afraid of custom waveforms frying your e-paper? Download it from GitHub and give it a shot on your stock screen today
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Via The Register
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10/15/26
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A threat actor uploaded malicious packages to the Arch User Repository (AUR) that impersonated two popular helper tools, yay and paru. [...]
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Bill Toulas (via BleepingComputer)
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10/15/26
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Trump’s newly installed press secretary tells WIRED that in the early 2010s, she promoted a product for a company then called Beachbody, which she described as “sort of a pyramid scheme.”
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Tess Owen, Tim Marchman (via Wired)
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10/15/26
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Canada is one of the largest producers of games in the world, and yet you wouldn’t know it based on how relatively few consumer gaming events we have here. The U.S. has PAX. Europe has Gamescom. …
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Bradly Shankar (via MobileSyrup)
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10/15/26
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NAD's $1,299 C 359S combines 70W Class AB amplification, BluOS and HDMI eARC with power supply technology from its Masters Series. Who said Class A/B was dead?
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Robert Silva (via ecoustics)
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10/15/26
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StatCounter figures put Chrome's browser market share at 66.36%, compared with Safari's 18.27%. Apple's campaign aims to narrow that gap by making browser efficiency a more prominent …
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Via TechSpot
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10/15/26
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NAD's mid-priced CD player adds QRONO d2a, Dynamic Digital Headroom and an ESS SABRE DAC. Is it the smarter buy than the pricier C 589?
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Ian White (via ecoustics)
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10/15/26
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The modern inbox is a disaster, and the calendar is a mess. Most people don’t need an AI to dim the lights or lock the front door; they need an agent to clear the backlog of emails, finalize travel …
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Mila Cohen (via Forkast)
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10/15/26
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Emails are hitting the inbox of select Google One users, informing them of an upcoming change to access concerning Gemini Pro models. In the message, the Google One team says that access to select …
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Tim (via Droid Life)
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10/15/26
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The $20M Revenue Ceiling Enterprise deployers are discovering that open-weight models no longer guarantee operational autonomy. A quiet convergence is underway, centering on a $20 million revenue …
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Lena Park (via Forkast)
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10/15/26
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Amazon’s new Echo Dot Max drops to $89.99, bringing stronger bass and fuller sound to a compact Alexa speaker.
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Matt Horne (via Android Authority)
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10/15/26
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The deployment bill for agentic AI is not a single invoice. It is a stack of costs that most enterprises cannot see, let alone measure. According to a CIO.com synthesis of vendor TCO research, AI …
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Dana Ellison (via Forkast)
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10/15/26
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Macworld
The touchscreen MacBook is reportedly going to be a reality very soon (October 28, apparently), and one of the questions about the new way to interface with the Mac is how …
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Via Macworld
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10/15/26
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AI's appetite for components hammers budget handsets, with analysts seeing little relief before 2028
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Via The Register
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10/15/26
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Nvidia Broadcast has received a major upgrade, bringing AI-powered 4K video upscaling and frame generation to webcams. The update also moves beyond live streaming, allowing users to enhance …
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Via TechSpot
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10/15/26
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Sony LinkBuds Clip drops back to $158 at Amazon, with open-ear comfort and up to 37 hours of battery.
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Matt Horne (via Android Authority)
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10/15/26
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Macworld
The touchscreen MacBook Pro has been the subject of speculation ever since Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman first reported in 2023 that Apple was exploring the idea. At the time, …
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Via Macworld
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10/15/26
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Apparently we’re in an era where the courts just decide to ignore precedents they don’t like. And that leads us to ridiculous results like yesterday’s ruling in the Eleventh Circuit allowing …
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Mike Masnick (via Techdirt)
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10/15/26
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It only takes seconds to start a subscription, but canceling can mean a maze of menus or a phone call. New York City is telling companies to stop the runaround.
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Via BGR Tech
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10/15/26
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