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Nicolas Cage says he won’t work with Amazon again over AI dispute
Elon Musk Eyes ‘Complete Phone Coverage in America’ as SpaceX Clears Hurdle
The iPhone Duo’s Unfolding Animation Is Giving Z Fold 8 Owners FOMO, but Not Me
Don’t Be Cruel to Claude: Anthropic’s New Abuse Policy Tests AI Personhood
Move Over ‘Carrie’: Mike Flanagan Teases His ‘Exorcist’ Movie at NYCC 2026
Can AI Fix Your Chaotic Inbox? I Unleashed It On 200,000 Unread Emails
I sifted through a boatload of emails with the help of Gemini.
Most of Us Have Been Cyberattack Targets, Consumer Reports Finds. AI Isn’t Helping
From snooping smart glasses to AI bots going rogue, I’m not surprised US adults are more concerned about their privacy.
Your Next Mobile Games Will Get AI Graphics Boosts That PCs and Consoles Have Had for Years
AI upscaling and frame generation are coming in upcoming premium Android phones running the new highest-tier Snapdragon chips.
Audible Will Soon Let You Use AI to Talk to a Book Character
Amazon’s audiobook service is rolling out new AI-powered features to make listening to stories more interactive.
Reddit Is Choking Off RSS and Open Web Access to Keep AI Bots Out
Many are worried that killing RSS feeds will destroy one of the last open, user-controlled ways to read the web.
Ninja’s New Chopper Is Like Nothing I’ve Tested (Just Don’t Call It a Food Processor)
Here’s what it does that other food choppers don’t.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review: A Fantastic Burnout Successor From a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Developer Fuse Games’ debut release is one of the most impressive arcade racers in recent memory.
I Tested the Galaxy S26 Ultra Cameras Against the Pixel 11 Pro: One Captures Vibes Better
I brought two of the best Android camera phones with me to Cape May, and one was noticeably better.
Welcome to Opt Out October: It’s Time to Ditch Unwanted Subscriptions and AI Spies
It’s a good month to reassess old accounts and retake control of your data and privacy.
Hacks of 2 federal agencies in a month have spilled a bonanza of sensitive data
The Pentagon is informing more than 2 million current and former military members that their personnel records storing sensitive personal information were stolen over a monthslong compromise of one of…