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Welcome to Opt Out October: It’s Time to Ditch Unwanted Subscriptions and AI Spies
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Samsung Suddenly Raises Prices by $100 on Most Galaxy S26 Phones
Gemini 4 Is Here: When You May Be Able to Use Google’s New AI Model
Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable built for work with a premium design starting at $1,549 – CNET
Microsoft and Lenovo have some worthy competition.
Beats Powerbeats Pro hit the lowest price we’ve seen: $160 at Best Buy – CNET
There’s a lot to love about Apple’s sport earbuds, and finally there’s a substantial discount.
Lotus Emira will be the last nonelectric car from sports carmaker – Roadshow
The Emira marks the end of an era for Lotus, but the company promises it will be quite the machine.
Super Mario Party adds surprise online modes for free – CNET
The Nintendo Switch party game added online play options in an update.
Automox raises $110M to help enterprises manage endpoints
Automox, an endpoint management platform for enterprises, has raised $110 million in a venture capital funding round.Read More
Adobe extends AI-infused customer analytics platform to offline data
Adobe extends its AI-infused platform for analyzing customer journeys to now include data pulled from offline sources.Read More
Rewind extends SaaS data backup and recovery to Trello
SaaS data backup service Rewind has extend support to Trello, with plans to include Jira, GitLab, Xero, Bitbucket, and Zendesk in the future.Read More
Campfire raises $8 million to advance AR/VR for product design
Campfire has raised $8 million in funding for its holographic technology that enables AR and VR for enterprise product design.Read More
Arm’s Neoverse server chips generate at least 40% better performance
Arm unveiled the performance numbers for its Arm Neoverse V1 and N2 server chip platforms, with processing boosts ranging from 40% to 50%.Read More
Automated contract negotiation platform Pactum raises $11M
Pactum, a platform that uses AI to automatically negotiate supplier contracts, has raised $11 million in a series A round of funding. Read More