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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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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ComputingGooglebook preorders open at $899 ahead of October 4 US launch
Google’s first Googlebooks arrive in October, with five hardware partners, Android phone integration and Gemini tools. Here’s what is confirmed—and still untested.
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ComputingAnker’s $99.99 desktop hub supports 240Hz monitors—with important limits
Anker’s 10-port Desktop USB-C Hub adds a status screen and high-refresh display support, but 240Hz needs a capable host and macOS can only mirror dual screens.
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ComputingAcebeam X80GT 3 hits 30,000 lumens—but only for 20 seconds
Acebeam’s X80GT 3 offers a 30,000-lumen white-light model and a 23,000-lumen red-and-UV version. The maximum Turbo output is a brief 20-second burst.
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ComputingPhilips Evnia 34M2C8600P brings 280Hz QD-OLED to a 34-inch ultrawide
Philips lists a 34-inch, 3440 × 1440 QD-OLED gaming monitor with a 280Hz refresh rate. Here are the confirmed specs, reported European launch details and remaining unknowns.
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ComputingSanDisk’s Portable SSD V3 lists 2TB capacity and up to 1,000MB/s reads
SanDisk’s refreshed pocket-size external SSD comes in 500GB, 1TB and 2TB versions. Here’s what its official specifications confirm—and what pricing and availability still need checking.
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ComputingLenovo adds ThinkAgile VX850 V4 and deployment services for enterprise virtualization
Lenovo’s September 16 infrastructure announcement pairs new ThinkAgile hardware with deployment options and validated virtualization configurations.
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ComputingGoogle’s Noto 3D emoji library gives creators downloadable artwork beyond the keyboard
Google’s Noto site offers 2D and 3D emoji assets, while its design team explains why tiny-screen readability shapes the new artwork.
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ComputingGoogle turns CC into a family AI agent with shared calendars and daily briefings
Google’s September 17 CC update lets US adults share selected information with a household AI agent, with access still limited by a waitlist.
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ComputingGoogle’s Gemini 3.8 Audio Targets Faster, More Natural Real-Time AI Conversations
Google DeepMind’s Gemini 3.8 Audio models are optimized for high-volume, low-latency real-time dialogue, including an extended-thinking variant for harder conversations.
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ComputingSafari 27 Adds MCP Support, Letting Coding Agents Inspect and Control the Browser
Safari 27 introduces an MCP server for developers, giving approved coding agents structured access to browser tabs, DOM information and debugging workflows.
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ComputingMeta’s Muse AI Agent Comes to Mac as the Race Beyond Chatbots Accelerates
Meta’s Muse personal AI agent is expanding beyond phones and the web, bringing task-oriented AI to Mac users as agent competition intensifies.
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