GamingThrustmaster’s $749.99 T-GT III combines a Gran Turismo 7 wheel, Direct Axial Drive base and load-cell pedals for PS5 and PS4, with sales starting December 3.
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CamerasSamyang’s forthcoming 28–135mm F2.8 full-frame Sony E-mount zoom promises one-lens versatility, VCM autofocus and weather sealing, but pricing and real-world performance remain unknown.
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PhonesApple says some AT&T iPhone 18 Pro Max units can lose cellular service permanently. Install iOS 27.0.1 and the carrier update now; affected phones require replacement.
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Artificial IntelligenceOpenAI and Synopsys are building a specialized AI model to operate chip-design tools. Here is what GPT-Synopsys promises, what remains unproven and why traditional verification still matters.
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Smart homeApple reportedly plans an October 13 smart-home launch built around a six-inch HomePad display, upgraded Siri and refreshed HomePod mini and Apple TV hardware.
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AudioSamsung’s Galaxy Buds On use a clip-on open-ear design, promise 9.5 hours of playback and launch first in South Korea for 299,000 won.
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Connected VehiclesTesla’s new U.S.-only Emergency Drive Away feature lets drivers flee while still connected to a Supercharger, but activation damages the car and charger.
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GadgetsAmazon’s new $59.99 Fire TV Stick 4K runs from a TV’s USB port and includes a redesigned remote, but Vega OS changes the app and sideloading picture.
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ComputingGigabyte’s compact AI TOP ATOM is getting a 64GB unified-memory option on October 23. Here’s what changes, what stays uncertain and who it may suit.
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Gaming8BitDo’s limited-edition Gears of War: E-Day Retro 87 keyboard and Retro R8 mouse ship October 30. Here are the prices, specifications and compatibility limits.
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AudioNeurable One combines active noise cancellation with 12 dry EEG sensors for focus and fatigue tracking. Here’s what the $499 US-only headset can—and cannot—tell you.
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Artificial IntelligenceChatGPT can now generate virtual try-on images from a selfie and save shopping finds to Favorites. Here’s how it works, where it’s available and why the output is not a fit guarantee.
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