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• Well I would walk 500 miles, and he would walk 500 more (arstechnica.com)
  A man from Dublin, Ireland has become dismayed with Apple's service and has …
• Over and out? AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon ditch RCS joint venture (zdnet.com)
  US carriers abandon a joint venture to bring Rich Communications Services (RCS) messaging to all smartphones.
• OpenAI’s ChatGPT parental controls are rolling out — here’s what you should know (theverge.com)
  Parental controls for teen use of ChatGPT recently announced by Sam Altman and OpenAI are starting to roll out to the chatbot’s users.
• ServiceNow IT Operations Management adds Oracle Cloud integrations (zdnet.com)
  The integration, which is available in the ServiceNow Store, is designed to visualize changes in Oracle Cloud and how they impact business…
• Monday morning Apple links (arstechnica.com)
  A preview review of the beta Arabic localizations for 10.4, a back to school …
• MKBHD cancels his Tesla Roadster order. (theverge.com)
  He put down $5,000, and then another $45,000, to reserve a revamped Tesla Roadster when it was first unveiled in 2017. But Tesla never got…
• Movie Review: Snakes on a Plane (arstechnica.com)
  It's simple really: you have your snakes, your plane, your hero, and a lot of …
• Off road: Autonomous driving's new frontier requires a new kind of sensor (zdnet.com)
  Visible spectrum technologies can't tackle terrain. This new sensor could help.
• The pressing need to deliver digital transformation over fibre optical networks (zdnet.com)
  One positive consequence of the disruption of the past 18 months has been the rapid acceleration of digital transformation, and the benefit…
• Interview: My Dream App gives everyone a chance to play developer and win cool swag (arstechnica.com)
  My Dream App brings American Idol to Macintosh Application development?
• Get Keychron’s fantastic V1 mechanical keyboard for just $45 (theverge.com)
  Woot has discounted several Keychron mechanical gaming keyboards, with some costing as low as $35. You can also save on Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti…
• Amazon’s kid-friendly Kindles are cheaper than ever ahead of October Prime Day (theverge.com)
  Amazon’s Kindle Kids, Kindle Paperwhite Kids, and Kindle Colorsoft Kids e-readers are at their lowest prices ever as early Amazon Prime Big…
• iPods at war (arstechnica.com)
  American servicemen have always brought along a piece of home to whevever they …
• A look inside the PS3 user interface (arstechnica.com)
  The PS3 kept a lot of what made the PSP user interface great, and shows that …
• Microsoft Defender for Endpoint now protects unmanaged BYO devices (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft's new security feature uses managed devices to discover unmanaged devices and secure them.
• Amazon’s AI assistant is smarter, but still struggles. (theverge.com)
  Amazon’s LLM-powered Alexa Plus is a big step forward, but reliability and hardware limitations keep it from being the giant leap the smart…
• Anker’s fastest airline-friendly power bank is now available (theverge.com)
  You can charge a pair of laptops and a smartphone from Anker’s new Prime Power Bank which is now available and discounted to $184.
• New Windows 10 builds arrive with April 2021 Patch Tuesday updates (zdnet.com)
  As expected with Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released new Windows 10 builds and 21H1 preview builds.
• Australian agtech firm Agerris helping farmers with weed management to improve crop yield (zdnet.com)
  The firm's Digital Farmhand robot has been deployed in six farms across Australia, with plans to deliver another 10 to market.
• Madden 2007: 10 versions across 8 platforms makes for one big release (arstechnica.com)
  Madden is coming on Tuesday, with enough versions and flavors to choke any …
• ASIO boss says he's not concerned with Australian Parliament's March outage (zdnet.com)
  The March disruption to Australian Parliament's email does not concern the ASIO boss, who said he has an understanding of what happened.
• Anker’s Eufy security saga is back to bite it in the ass. (theverge.com)
  I got cited by Congress’ Select Committee on the CCP, which accuses Anker of using “various unlawful methods to avoid U.S. tariffs” while g…
• List of Transformers to be seen in movie released (arstechnica.com)
  In the Transformers live-action feature film we'll have our Optimus, our …
• Anthropic releases Claude Sonnet 4.5 in latest bid for AI agents and coding supremacy (theverge.com)
  It can run autonomously for 30 hours straight, per Anthropic.
• Kaz Hirai: Meeting PS3 demand is a "logistical impossibility" (arstechnica.com)
  Gamespot interviews Kaz Hirai, and it's pretty clear we can expect serious …
• ChatGPT’s built-in Buy Now button has arrived. (theverge.com)
  Users of OpenAI’s chatbot can now buy that last-minute birthday gift for a friend via Etsy without leaving ChatGPT. Instant Checkouts power…
• The Escapist looks at the Frag Dolls (arstechnica.com)
  The Escapist finds that the Frag Dolls don't really promote women in gaming. I …
• RidePods is the first iPhone game you control with AirPods (theverge.com)
  Available for free for both the iPhone and iPad, RidePods turns your head into a motion controller while you’re wearing Apple’s headphones.
• Department of Defense study urges open source adoption (arstechnica.com)
  A 79-page Department of Defense study claims that adoption of open source …
• Amazon’s Echo Pop and Dot speakers are already on sale for Prime Day (theverge.com)
  Amazon has cut the price of the Echo Pop to $24.99 and fifth-generation Echo Dot to $34.99 ahead of its October Prime Day, which starts on…
• Visual Studio 2003 SP1 ships, squashes over 400 bugs (arstechnica.com)
  Visual Studio 2003 SP1 has shipped, but when will Visual Studio 2005's first …
• The Simpsons are getting another movie. (theverge.com)
  It’s set to debut on July 23rd, 2027, just about 20 years after the premiere of the first Simpsons movie in July 2007. I remember seeing th…
• Microsoft marketing department to hunt down, kill "Atlas" (arstechnica.com)
  Microsoft wants to find a new name for its dynamic client framework known as "
• Telstra shifts 3G low band spectrum onto commercial 5G network (zdnet.com)
  After performing 5G testing of the low band spectrum since November last year.
• Semiconductor restraints will shake up auto maker supply chains: Nvidia CEO (zdnet.com)
  In the wake of GM and Ford plants idling, Jensen Huang has said the automotive supply chain needs to be re-engineered.
• Werner Herzog’s smartphone is for parking lot emergencies. (theverge.com)
  Even the storied director and noted luddite couldn’t escape the tyranny of parking apps. On the latest episode of Conan O’Brien Needs a Fri…
• Finally a practical use for a thumb drive! (arstechnica.com)
  Whatever your opinion on Classic Mac OS is, chances are you hold a certain bit …
• Madden '07 on the 360 to be shipped with a very large known bug (arstechnica.com)
  Playing fatigue is critical in games. EA needed to have fixed this already, or …
• Apple releases minor iOS 26, macOS Tahoe updates with a few bug fixes. (theverge.com)
  There are fixes for bugs that some new iPhone 17 / Pro / Air owners have noticed, like wonky Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios, as well as camera…
• 'FLoC off!' Vivaldi declares as it says no to Google's tracking system (zdnet.com)
  Google FLoC continues to see opposition grow, as Vivaldi labels the tracking system as 'privacy-invasive' and 'nasty'.
• Epic Games receives another $1 billion in funding with $200 million from Sony (zdnet.com)
  The developer of Fornite has received a $1 billion injection in the lead-up to the legal fight against Apple next month.
• Financial counsellors rate hardship support offered by Australian telcos as 'poor' (zdnet.com)
  A new survey by Financial Counselling Australia has highlighted more than 50% of Australian telco customers struggle with telco debt.
• Who's who in the Dead or Alive film (arstechnica.com)
  The new promotional posters for Dead or Alive allow you to see how badly cast …
• PlayStation is getting a big, fancy art book full of unused designs (theverge.com)
  Available early next year, PlayStation: The First 30 Years highlights Sony Interactive Entertainment prototypes, concepts, and design model…
• Here you go: Sony's E3 trailers (arstechnica.com)
  These are the games Sony pushed for the PS3 at this year's E3. See anything …
• What EA’s buyout might mean for its future (theverge.com)
  EA announced that it will be acquired and taken private, but the shape of the $55 billion deal means that the company may have to make some…
• The evolution trifecta (arstechnica.com)
  Three stories from the past week that all shine light on the biology of …
• Samsung launches its first 5G network in New Zealand with Spark (zdnet.com)
  With the rollout, Samsung becomes the first new radio network vendor to deploy a commercial network in New Zealand in over a decade.
• I feel for the Google employee who torpedoed its Windows desktop app growth. (theverge.com)
  [Image: “Keep receiving Google app updates” https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/explorer_jMhsIkt4iS.png?qualit…
• Microsoft boosts stock repurchase program (arstechnica.com)
  Microsoft has bought back another big chunk of its stock, in an attempt to …