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Apple is planning to invite content creators to a two-day product showcase in Los Angeles on October 27 and October 28

Physical game releases are becoming increasingly rare these days, but one company that still plans to sell its titles this way is Nintendo. The Japanese gaming giant confirmed as much in an interview that might come as some relief to fans of disc-based media — although don’t take it as a guarantee that things will…

Approximately 270 positions are slated for elimination at Flock Safety, representing roughly 18% of the company’s approximately 1,500-person workforce, according to people with direct knowledge of the plans. Departures are expected at the end of October; the company declined to comment, and no public announcement has been made.

Apple is preparing new displays and large numbers of demo units for the iPhone Duo’s October 23 launch, but supply will be limited

2026 is turning into a big year for Apple hardware news. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company’s first touchscreen laptop is expected to debut “on or around” October 27. So, not a 100-percent solid date for a product announcement, but still a more concrete time frame than we’ve ever had about Apple’s long-awaited touchscreen…

Video game companies are increasingly leaning on AI to help develop new titles and Capcom will be the latest to embrace this approach. During a company conference, Capcom detailed the next steps for the RE Engine, its proprietary video game engine, that includes using AI to improve efficiency during the game development process. As first…

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman today briefly mentioned that “Apple aims to eventually update its larger HomePod,” assuring that the company remains committed to the full-sized speaker, which was discontinued in 2021 and reintroduced in 2023.

The DHS will use Google’s AI tools to recommend information to be blacked out of FOIA requests.

The Russian military is developing a multi-bullet cartridge designed to give standard Kalashnikov rifles a new way to engage small drones during combat.

A retired hobbyist in the UK who identifies himself only as Mike has hung an 8-bit computer built from 460 recycled vacuum tubes on a brick wall in his home, and over the past ten days, it has seen widespread press coverage.