GamingOriginal Castlevania is free on iPhone and Android until October 24
Konami’s original NES Castlevania is free on iOS and Android for its 40th anniversary. Claim it before October 24 and it remains playable afterward.
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Ubuntu is coming to Snapdragon X2 laptops—but consumers should wait
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Linux preview is available to developers now, with Debian support due in 2026 and certified Ubuntu laptops targeted for 2027.
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AudioAirPods custom EQ now adjusts bass, mids and treble system-wide
Apple’s new system-wide AirPods equalizer adjusts lows, mids and highs, but it works only with newer models. Here’s the compatibility list and setup process.
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ComputingCricut StickerPix starts at $169 with built-in printing and lamination
Cricut’s new StickerPix machines print and laminate stickers at home, while the $299 model also cuts custom shapes. Here are the prices, limits and supply requirements.
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Smart homeEight Sleep Pod 6 starts at $1,999—but still requires a subscription
Eight Sleep’s Pod 6 adds a smaller hub, 18 biometric sensors and a Solo option, but its $1,999 starting price does not include the ongoing Autopilot subscription.
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ComputingDiscord begins revised age checks using account behavior—not messages
Discord’s revised age-assurance rollout classifies most accounts through behavioral signals first, reserving ID, card and selfie checks for users who remain unconfirmed.
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Artificial IntelligenceRabbit OS3 brings its AI agent to PCs—no R1 required
Rabbit’s OS3 moves its AI agent beyond the R1, adding web and desktop access, connected-computer control and support for user-selected AI models.
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Auto techCeer’s EXOBOT EVs debut with 850 hp and a 48-inch 8K dashboard
Saudi Arabia’s Ceer has revealed EXOBOT sedan and SUV models with tri-motor all-wheel drive, 112-kWh batteries and a 48-inch dashboard display. Pricing and firm delivery dates remain unannounced.
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ComputingApple opens iOS 27.2 and macOS 27.2 public betas: what to know
Apple’s first iOS 27.2 and macOS 27.2 public betas are here. See the reported changes and what to consider before installing prerelease software.
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Artificial IntelligenceClaude Opus 5.5 launches with lower prices and tighter safety controls
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 costs $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens, while promising faster output, lower workload costs and stricter controls for sensitive cybersecurity and biology tasks.
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PhonesMotorola Signature 27 preview brings a 200MP periscope and seven years of updates
Motorola’s Signature 27 pairs Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 with a 200MP periscope camera, upgraded cooling and seven years of support—but pricing and complete specifications remain unannounced.
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GamingPS5 Pro update turns on enhanced PSSR by default
Sony’s PS5 system software version 26.06-14.00.00 now enables enhanced PSSR automatically on PS5 Pro, while adding voice-chat speaker labels and a new Community Activity widget.
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ComputingAdobe Premiere arrives on Android with free watermark-free video exports
Adobe Premiere is now available on Android with a free multi-track editor and watermark-free exports, while Firefly AI tools require paid generative credits.
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