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Get ready for another update that will rock Apple to its ‘core’ because iOS 27.2 is wrapping up its beta cycle and is presumably just around the corner.

We’ve long been awaiting the launch of the first touchscreen and OLED MacBook Pro, and a new report says that the official launch will take place at an Apple event on October 28. It says that Apple has begun sending invites to selected media representatives.

A reliablehat feature ChatGPT integration, a camera, and two very different models

Developer Hello Games is officially bringing its action-adventure survival game No Man’s Sky to mobile devices. This week, the developer announced that No Man’s Sky is launching on iPhone and iPad devices on 28 October, complete with over forty of the game’s major updates and touch controls. 

Intel is reportedly releasing new CPUs built on LGA 1700 sockets, according to motherboard manufacturer Gigabyte. The LGA 1700 has been around since 2021, which is a really long time in processor land. Why use relatively ancient technology in brand-new processors that are set to release next year? It all comes down to the price…

Google Maps has long been handy when you know where you want to eat. The harder question is what to try when you don’t. Google already tackles that through weekly dining lists in Maps’ Explore tab, sorting restaurants into Trending, Gems, and Top collections. Now it’s taking the idea much further by turning a year…

Houston’s Rice University is adding onto it’s AI bachelor’s degree with a new master’s program. FOX 26’s Sakura Gray explains the program and how it’s different from AI certification.

One of the biggest headaches facing Google’s push to make Android more of a desktop platform is the professional sector of apps and programs, but one big name is making the effort, as Blender is working to bring its app to Android.

Google will launch its first experimental orbital data center satellite on October 1 2026, marking an early test for Project Suncatcher, its long-term research initiative.

Apple had a big September, but it’s set to keep momentum going in October with several rumored product unveilings soon that we’ve waited a long time for.