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SRAM-like bandwidth, DRAM-like density, and NAND-like manufacturing: Z2RAM makes big promises, but the road ahead is arduous and littered with the ruins of failed memory vendors
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Tobias Mann (via The Register)
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10/26/26
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What a week for cybersecurity nerds—they’ve had to deal with several red-alert situations, including one that affected over half the internet. (Never heard of PHP before in …
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Via TechHive
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10/26/26
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If you’ve ever wanted your screen to look like it belongs in a ‘90s technothriller, these five apps will do it for you.
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Dibakar Ghosh (via How-to Geek)
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10/26/26
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Apple still has not commented on the iPhone Duo hinge issue, but its own support documentation concedes the fault has no software fix and ends in a display swap.
The post iPhone Duo Hinge Issue: …
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Alex Hernandez (via Techaeris)
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10/26/26
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Macworld
Apple is expected to launch a new 14-inch MacBook Pro with the standard M6 chip in October 2026. However, unlike previous generations, the M6 isn’t expected to be …
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Via Macworld
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10/26/26
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It might even run on your potato of a device.
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Hadlee Simons (via Android Authority)
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10/26/26
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All networks download a part of the file at the same time, but some take on more of the workload to make sure you retrieve the file as quickly as possible.
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Via BGR Tech
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10/26/26
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Oh no, I think I want one.
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Taylor Kerns (via Android Authority)
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10/26/26
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Battery replacement gets the thumbs up, but it all hinges on dust. A conventional phone might be better bet for home repairers
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Richard Speed (via The Register)
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10/26/26
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The cause behind a repeating pattern in the way a very small amount of iPhone Duo screen cracks may have been discovered, with a failing element of the hinge believed to be causing the most …
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Via AppleInsider
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10/26/26
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The owners of Elvis Presley's music have sued AI company Anthropic, accusing the company of training its models on Elvis' music without permission.
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Via ABC News USA
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10/26/26
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Push nature to its limits, and it can produce unexpected natural disasters—something that medieval societies found out the hard way.
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Gayoung Lee (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/26/26
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A teardown of the new iPhone Duo shows multiple components that are easier to repair than on any previous foldable, but also many problem points.
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Via AppleInsider
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10/26/26
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Writing in an X post yesterday, Musk said lenders had largely stopped providing money to those companies without substantial income outside AI data centers.
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Via TechSpot
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10/26/26
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There's an open source project called InputConfig that allows you to adjust button settings on just about any input device you can connect to your Mac. There are no drivers, no subscription fees, and …
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Via AppleInsider
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10/26/26
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Whitehall wants agents guarding critical infrastructure as part of a wider £600M spending spree
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Carly Page (via The Register)
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10/26/26
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Plus, an unexpected sequel to '1408.'
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Gordon Jackson (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/26/26
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Macworld
We’ve all heard about how AI is going to change the world as we know it. We’ve also heard about how AI can go rogue and do things that are, well, scary. These early …
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Via Macworld
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10/26/26
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At a glance
Pros
Very high CPU and graphics performance
128GB of fast shared memory
Plenty of ports, including two USB4 ports and a UHS-II card reader
No thermal …
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Via TechHive
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10/26/26
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Copper prices are at record highs, but for TikTok creators, the real money may be in teaching others how to strip wire—and selling them the tools to do it.
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Caroline Haskins (via Wired)
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10/26/26
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