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by Emma Roth on (#707DY)
Months into an administration that has already suffered several basic security slipups, it's not exactly surprising to see President Donald Trump airing complaints in a public Truth Social post that seemed intended for Pam Bondi's DMs. In the post, Trump directly addresses U.S. Attorney General Bondi, criticizing the lack of legal action against his adversaries. [...]
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by Hayden Field on (#707DZ)
OpenAI is teaming up with Nvidia via a strategic partnership" that will get the ChatGPT-maker more compute and more cash to develop new models on the road to superintelligence. The partnership, announced Monday, will allow OpenAI to build and deploy at least 10 gigawatts of AI datacenters with NVIDIA systems," which translates to millions of [...]
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by Jay Peters on (#707E0)
You can now buy TCL's new QM9K series QD-Mini LED TVs, and they run Google TV, are the first to come with Gemini AI, and have a built-in mmWave presence sensor, as reported by 9to5Google. The TVs start at $2,999 for the 65-inch model at Best Buy, with the price going up even more for [...]
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by Mia Sato on (#707AZ)
In a video from a Turkish broadcaster, a Palestinian woman walks among the rubble, wailing. "Where are my three daughters, my husband, and my cousin?" She went out to get flour, she says, and came back to find her home collapsed, her family apparently trapped inside. Hit pause on the clip and something strange happens: [...]
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by Jess Weatherbed on (#707B0)
Oracle has announced that Safra Catz is stepping down as CEO after 11 years at the helm, with insiders Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia being promoted as co-CEOs. Magouyrk previously led Oracle's cloud infrastructure unit, while Sicilia presided over the company's applications and AI products. The co-CEOs are now focused on leading Oracle into the [...]
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#707B2)
After Google removed the membership fee for Gemini in Chrome and introduced new browser features last week, Gemini is now being added to Google TV. It will be available starting on TCL's new QM9K series TVs - which were announced earlier this month but are launching today - and come to other TVs and streaming [...]
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by Andrew Webster on (#707B1)
Established wisdom used to be that buying a game console at launch was a bad idea. It was the worst-possible version of the experience: launch consoles cost more and had fewer games, and often these consoles got not only cheaper but better over time, through revisions that made them smaller or added features. For the [...]
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by Brandt Ranj on (#707B3)
AirPods Pro 3 are among the best earbuds we've tested recently, and you can pick them up for $239.99 ($10 off) at Amazon. The small discount is notable because Apple's latest earbuds have only been available for three days. In our tests, the AirPods Pro 3 were an improvement over their predecessor in three significant [...]
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by Jess Weatherbed on (#70781)
Major record labels have escalated their lawsuit against Suno, alleging that the AI startup knowingly pirated songs from YouTube to train its generative AI music models. In the amended complaint filed on September 19th, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) accuses Suno of unlawfully stream ripping" tracks on YouTube - a practice that involves [...]
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by Hank Green on (#70783)
Hello! This is Hank Green, general internet guy and cofounder of Complexly. This is my last time in the Decoder guest host chair unfortunately, unless Nilay decides to have another kid someday, but we're making the best of it. Today, I'm talking with my friend Sam Reich, who is the CEO and, I at least [...]
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by Andrew J. Hawkins on (#70782)
A couple of years ago, I helped start a bike bus in my suburban town in North Jersey. The pandemic was still raging, and we were all looking for ways to get our kids out of the house and on to their bikes so they could get a little physical activity before school. One of [...]
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by Cameron Faulkner on (#70784)
You might have already spent a ton of money building up a modest collection of amiibo, Nintendo's NFC-equipped figures for Switch and Switch 2. But whether you're looking to add extras, or you're just starting out, GameStop has several amiibo figures starting at just $5.99. On Bluesky, Wario64 pointed out the page that contains all [...]
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by Emma Roth on (#70785)
T-Mobile is replacing Mike Sievert as CEO more than five years after he took on the role. The mobile carrier's chief operating officer, Srini Gopalan, will become CEO on November 1st, while Sievert will become vice chairman. Sievert took over for the outspoken John Legere following T-Mobile's merger with Sprint in 2020. While at the [...]
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by Andrew Webster on (#70786)
The return of Star Wars to movie theaters is looking pretty familiar. Disney just released the first trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu, which looks like a mixture of the adventurous vibe of the original trilogy and the cuteness of the Disney Plus series. The early clip includes blazing speeders and marching AT-ATs, along with [...]
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by Verge Staff on (#7075V)
Here at The Verge, we try to help our readers by offering news, reviews, and analyses about tech and its relationship to how we live. But one of the things that can most affect our lives is books. Whether they're fiction or factual, whether they're fun or philosophical, whether they offer a story or a [...]
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by Brandt Ranj on (#7075W)
Your desk should feel truly yours. If you want a boxed copy of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time for the Super Nintendo next to your high-end monitor for no reason other than it makes you happy, go for it. However, it's important to balance fun with function; your desk space needs to be [...]
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by Jess Weatherbed on (#7075X)
The iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max appear to provide little resistance to scratches and scuffs around the sharp edges of the camera bump. Tech blogger Zack Nelson demonstrates this weakness in a durability test on his JerryRigEverything YouTube channel, explaining that the anodized aluminium layer on the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro [...]
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by Tom Warren on (#7071N)
Microsoft has started testing the ability to use video wallpapers on Windows 11. The feature has been spotted in the latest builds of Windows 11, and allows you to set video files like MP4 or MKV as your desktop wallpaper background. The videos play every time you view your desktop, much like third-party solutions like [...]
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by Lewis Gordon on (#706ZY)
Even suffused in otherworldly fog, Silent Hill F's picturesque period setting gleams with authenticity. Traditional hardwood buildings line narrow alleyways, while babbling brooks and small footpaths crisscross soaking paddy fields. The ephemera of 1960s everyday life is everywhere: glossy magazines, vintage toasters, exquisite flower arrangements. Yet beyond this moody sense of place, the details that [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#706QN)
While it seems like a foregone conclusion that there will be a foldable iPhone, possibly late next year, there hasn't been much info about what it would look like. In the latest installment of his Power On newsletter Mark Gurman says he's being told it will look more or less like two iPhone Airs stuck [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#706PD)
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo took to X on Wednesday to claim that a MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen was expected to enter mass production by late 2026. Today Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is following up to remind us that he was reporting on a touchscreen MacBook Pro way back in 2023. He confirmed Kuo's timeline was [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#706MV)
If you're the kind of person who owns leather driving gloves in multiple colors to match your different Jaguars, then there hasn't been a digital paper option that could live up to your lofty luxury standards until now. But Montblanc is finally delivering a truly bougie take on the e-ink writing tablet. The $905 Montblanc [...]
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by Lauren Feiner on (#706MW)
Amazon is about to face a roughly month-long trial against the US Federal Trade Commission in Seattle to defend its Prime program from claims it tricked tens of millions of customers into signing up for the membership and made it hard to quit. It's one of several Big Tech trials the US government has initiated [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#706JT)
Donald Trump has never made his distaste for immigrants a secret. It's been a cornerstone of his political movement since he descended that escalator on June 16th, 2015 and started hurling racist vitriol in the general direction of Mexico and Mexican Americans. On the surface, his assault on the H-1B visa program seems like part [...]
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by Sean Hollister on (#706F6)
This is The Stepback, a weekly newsletter breaking down one essential story from the tech world. For more on the intersection of gaming and technology, follow Sean Hollister. The Stepback arrives in our subscribers' inboxes at 8AM ET. Opt in for The Stepback here. How it started They used to be called the "console wars," [...]
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by David Pierce on (#706F5)
Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 98, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you're new here, welcome, please tell me if you bought an orange iPhone, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I've been reading about competitive massage and space [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#70662)
With new restrictions and fees on work visas in the US set to take effect at midnight tonight, it's no surprise that many employers are advising workers abroad to return to the US. Leaked memos from Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have been circulating on social media that instruct instruct any H-1B visa holders currently traveling [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#70648)
All the fawning by tech CEOs wasn't enough to convince Donald Trump to back off his crusade against immigrants. Yesterday the president announced that the government would be adding a $100,000-a-year fee on all H-1B visas in an effort to discourage their use. While many industries make significant use of the H-1B program to attract [...]
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by Brandt Ranj on (#70630)
A cool new perk recently became available for Prime members: for a limited time, you can get a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited. If your ebookshelf is looking bare, Amazon is currently offering a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited for free. The service typically costs $11.99 per month, so the deal saves you $35.97 over [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#7061A)
You'd be forgiven for assuming the iPhone Air would snap like a twig under pressure. It's almost impossibly thin at just 5.6mm. But, its titanium frame is not only stronger than aluminum, it's also more elastic. YouTuber JerryRigEverything demonstrates this with his usual bend test. While he's able to get some slight bowing by pressing [...]
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by Lauren Feiner on (#7061B)
Barely over a week after right-wing activist Charlie Kirk's public killing at a Utah campus, speech attacks in the name of the self-proclaimed free speech advocate are piling up. Law enforcement officials have custody of suspected shooter Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah who prosecutors allege was in a relationship with a transgender woman and [...]
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by Lauren Feiner on (#705ZP)
Starting Monday, the US government will get another crack at convincing a federal judge to break up Google, after a different judge decided to keep it intact despite finding it to be a monopolist. Lawyers for Google and the Justice Department will return to a federal courthouse in Alexandria, VA for a roughly two-week trial [...]
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by Jay Peters on (#705ZQ)
In Henry Halfhead, you play through the life of a person named Henry. But there are a couple twists. Henry is only half of a head - just eyes, ears, nose, and the top of their head - meaning they move around by sliding on the floor and jumping up and down. Also, Henry can [...]
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by Abigail Bassett on (#705ZR)
For years, foreign automakers have been sending their employees to the US to open advanced manufacturing and battery plants in states like South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. These plants eventually employ thousands of American workers who build vehicles for both the US market and overseas. And they pump billions of dollars into the state [...]
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by Thomas Ricker on (#705W8)
Anker's latest Soundcore Sleep A30 sleep buds do what its A20 buds promised but couldn't deliver: mask snoring. It accomplishes this with the inclusion of Active Noise Cancellation in the buds and a microphone inside the charging case that actively adjusts masking audio to cancel out the sound of sawing logs. Of course I want [...]
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by Sean Hollister on (#705QC)
A 10 percent stake in Intel, 15 percent of Nvidia's China sales, a golden share" of Nippon Steel - what price will Trump extract next in exchange for favorable treatment? Well, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Trump Administration is expected to collect a multibillion-dollar fee" in exchange for negotiating a US takeover [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#705QD)
Have enough Copilot buttons in your life? No you don't - have another one! This one pops up in the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview when mousing over an open app in your taskbar; it lets you share the contents with Copilot Vision. Want to know who is celebrating in that dogpile on the mound, [...]
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by Charles Pulliam-Moore on (#705QE)
Michael Eisner, Disney's former CEO who ran the company for 21 years and oversaw its acquisition of ABC in 1995, does not think his successor, Bob Iger, made the right decision in moving to put Jimmy Kimmel Live! on indefinite pause following threats from Trump-appointed FCC chairman Brendan Carr. In a post to X about [...]
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by Tom Warren on (#705KE)
Microsoft is raising the prices of its Xbox Series S / X consoles in the US next month. The Xbox Series X will be priced at $649.99 in the US starting October 3rd, up from its existing $599.99 price. The Xbox Series S will move to $399.99, up from $379.99. Microsoft blames the price hikes [...]
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by Sean Hollister on (#705GN)
On Wednesday evening, I had a profound sense of deja vu. When I watched Mark Zuckerberg open his Meta Connect keynote by giving the world a live backstage tour from his new glasses, I was transported back to 2012. I was in the live audience at Google I/O when Sergey Brin introduced the world to [...]
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by Sheena Vasani on (#705GP)
Happy iPhone Day! If you're picking up the new iPhone 17 or iPhone Air and want to avoid scratches or cracks on its front glass, we spotted a great deal on a two-pack of amFilm's OneTouch screen protectors over at Slickdeals. Designed specifically to fit the front of the new 6.3-inch iPhone 17, you can [...]
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#705GQ)
Ugreen has released a new wallet tracker that's just as thin as the FineTrack Slim Smart Finder the company debuted earlier this year, but with a massive boost in battery life from 12 months to five years. However, while the previous version was compatible with Apple's Find My network and recharable, the new FineTrack Slim [...]
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by Adi Robertson on (#705GR)
China and the US have made progress" on granting permission for ByteDance to sell TikTok to an American consortium, fulfilling a nine-months-overdue legal requirement. After saying a tentative deal had been reached Monday and that approval would come Friday, President Donald Trump's administration has issued an update that leaves the current status ambiguous and the [...]
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by Tina Nguyen on (#705EC)
The only true surprise about this latest MAGA influencer civil war is how quickly it happened, given the circumstances: Charlie Kirk, an ubiquitous presence, influential political force, and seemingly everyone's best friend, had been dead for barely a week before everyone began fighting each other for a piece of him. The indictment of Tyler Robinson, [...]
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by Terrence O’Brien on (#705ED)
It feels like we've reached total saturation when it comes to streaming services, but apparently people are happy to sign up for one (or two) more services if they include live sports. According to Antenna, a firm that tracks the streaming industry, the new ESPN service and Fox One signed up about a million new [...]
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by Jess Weatherbed on (#705EE)
One of the mysterious AI devices that OpenAI is considering developing with Apple's former chief design officer, Jony Ive, resembles a smart speaker without a display," The Information reports. People with direct knowledge of the matter" told the publication that OpenAI has already secured a contract with Luxshare, and has also approached Goertek - two [...]
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by David Pierce on (#705EF)
Meta obviously believes in smart glasses. It's not alone: Google, Apple, Samsung, and others all appear to be heavily invested in the idea that the next big gadget will be on your face. But at least for now, it appears Meta is the company building the best, most interesting, and most successful version of that [...]
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by Jennifer Pattison Tuohy on (#705BS)
Following the announcement that it is bringing Gemini to its Google Home smart home platform, it appears the company is updating its Google Home app to incorporate the new features. Android Authority dove into code for the upcoming v3.41.50.3 version of the app and found a significant redesign." While the overall UI doesn't look like [...]
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by Charles Pulliam-Moore on (#705BW)
There is a certain degree of body horror baked into American football that becomes readily apparent whenever players sustain gruesome, career-ending injuries on camera. For some, football's overt violence is part of its appeal, and players are seen as people who have chosen to risk their safety in pursuit of fame and glory. Over the [...]
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by Victoria Barrios on (#705BV)
When The Verge's senior smart home reviewer, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, offered to give us a tour of her smart backyard, I was thrilled. Firstly, I have never seen a technologically advanced backyard curated by an industry expert before, and secondly, I wasn't even sure what to expect. My vision of a smart home includes automated [...]
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