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Apple plans M7 MacBook Pro lineup for 2027, including base model

Bloomberg reports Apple will introduce M7-powered MacBook Pros next year, expanding the touchscreen model line while maintaining non-touch versions.

Apple plans M7 MacBook Pro lineup for 2027, including base model
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“I'd be surprised if Apple continued developing non-touch versions of its high-end laptop models.”— Mark Gurman · full quotes →
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Proton VPN launches Black Friday sale with 75% discount on 2-year plan

Proton VPN drops its VPN Plus subscription to $2.49/month for 24 months, with the deal running through November 30.

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“Proton VPN has rolled out its biggest sale of the year for Black Friday, slashing 75% off its two-year VPN Plus plan.”— Mashable · full quotes →
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Google adds hidden Ocarina of Time Easter egg ahead of remake launch

Searching “zelda” and clicking the Master Sword flips Google’s homepage back to its 1998 look.

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“Google just got a The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Easter egg that transports you back to the 1998 version of the search engine — complete with blue links…”— IGN · full quotes →
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Ori advances GEFS filesystem for OpenBSD with improved error handling

Developer Ori pushes forward the Good Enough File System toward production readiness on OpenBSD.

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“A modern filesystem has been missing in OpenBSD for quite a while now. GEFS seems to fit the general mindset and is developed inside the tree already, so I'm…”— Undeadly commenter · full quotes →
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Essay traces tech visions from 1984–2004 magazines

A Substack post catalogs how old computer magazines imagined the future—and how predictions fared.

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“Once configured, the controller could run without the Apple. You still had to prepare the food.”— Article (on Smarthome I) · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Vivo X500 Pro Max review: strong camera, but no match for the X300 Ultra

The Verge's review says Vivo's new €1,799 flagship drops the 35mm lens and top ultrawide that made its own X300 Ultra the camera leader.

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“The Vivo X500 Pro Max is a great flagship phone, but a step back from my favorite phone camera.”— Dominic Preston · full quotes →
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K hits all-time low at $24.99 ahead of Black Friday

Amazon's refreshed Fire TV Stick 4K drops 58% to $24.99, while the budget 4K Select model hits $21.99.

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“At this price, it's an easy one to consider.”— Android Authority · full quotes →
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Google rolls out gradient icon redesigns for Messages, Contacts, and Phone

Google is updating its core Android communication apps with new gradient icons aligned with its recent design system overhaul.

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“Messages now looks a lot like its other Google app siblings.”— Android Authority · full quotes →
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Raspberry Pi hikes 16GB Pi 5 price to $385 amid RAM shortage

Eben Upton says the $80 increase on the top-end Raspberry Pi 5 is "unavoidable" as 16GB DRAM supply stays tight.

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“Though these increases are unavoidable, we know they are unwelcome news for our customers. We encourage you to make sure you’re not paying for more memory than…”— Eben Upton, Raspberry Pi CEO · Raspberry Pi blog · full quotes →
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Marvell, Lumentum announce $115B merger to dominate AI data center networking

The chip makers combine in the largest tech merger ever, betting on optical networking as AI infrastructure scales.

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“The companies that move first and help define this transition will set the standard for decades to come.”— Matthew Murphy, Marvell CEO · full quotes →
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Microsoft Edge now launches up to 33% faster on Windows 11 using accelerated app launch

Microsoft has enabled Edge to use a Windows 11 feature that speeds up browser startup, particularly under heavy multitasking.

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“Microsoft Edge will soon launch faster on Windows 11 by using a feature no other browser has, at least for now.”— techhelpkb, Mastodon user · Mastodon · full quotes →
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9to5Mac publishes November 2026 MacBook buyer's guide with current deals

A product roundup covers pricing trends, new models, and discount availability across Apple's laptop lineup.

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“MacBook Neo is Apple's first affordable MacBook, coming in at just $699.”— Michael, 9to5Mac reporter, Tech journalist · Mastodon · full quotes →
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Dell XPS Googlebook panned as polished hardware hobbled by immature OS

Engadget's review finds Google's new Googlebook platform fundamentally flawed despite Dell's excellent industrial design.

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“In a world where you can get the exact same XPS hardware running on more flexible platforms with better developer support, the XPS Googlebook seems practically…”— Devindra Hardawar · full quotes →
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OpenAI closes $20B funding round led by UAE's MGX with data center option

The investment pairs Gulf capital with compute capacity, subject to U.S. regulatory approval.

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“The OpenAI funding round, with UAE investors including MGX as the largest backers, comes with an option on Gulf data center capacity. Washington will set its…”— Forbes · full quotes →
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Hex Technologies raises $100M Series D at $1.2B valuation for AI-rebuilt platform

Data analytics provider Hex says it rewrote its entire platform to work with AI agents, securing funding led by Peak XV.

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“Hex Threw Out Its Code To Stop The SaaSpocalypse, Raising $100 Million”— Forbes headline · Press · full quotes →
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Sony's last 4K Blu-ray player goes out of stock globally

The UBP-X700K disappears from shelves in Japan, US, and Europe as Sony appears to exit the standalone disc player market.

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“Sony may be preparing to abandon the standalone 4K Blu-ray player market after retailers in Japan reportedly stopped expecting new shipments of its final…”— Tom's Hardware · full quotes →
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itch.io data shows AI-generated game pages doubling as platform floods with slop

itch.io confirms daily new-game-page creation has doubled since August while downloads and purchases have not, as AI-made titles overwhelm…

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“Shopfronts are being deluged by this shit, and it's making it a terrible user experience for customers.”— Aftermath.site · full quotes →
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Menomonie residents kill Meta's $1.6bn secretive datacenter project

A small Wisconsin city defeated a major AI datacenter proposal through community resistance, raising questions about how tech giants use…

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“I mean, you take everything with a grain of salt. They're basically telling you everything you want to hear.”— Sydney Brennan, Menomonie city councilwoman · full quotes →
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Tyrtulia, a passwordless terminal forum, draws scrutiny for AI-written prose

Developer andros ships a headless BBJ-style forum for Unix servers, then faces accusations that his writeups were LLM-generated.

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“It is AI output, 100%”— cadey · full quotes →
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Google's orbital TPU runs first workload, but space data centers cost 100x more

Project Suncatcher achieves computational milestone as company acknowledges steep economics of space-based infrastructure.

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CUKTECH 15 140W power station launches in US for Apple users

Six-in-one charging hub with retractable cable, wireless charging, and diagnostic display arrives on Amazon at $149.

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“The CUKTECH 15 140W Charging Station is available today on Amazon for $149. It has been out in Europe for a little while, but now it has finally made it to the…”— Fernando Silva · full quotes →
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How "get-paid-to" apps like Freecash turned gaming into precarious gig work

Apps promising cash for playing mobile games have become a way for studios to identify high-spending players, trapping users in endless…

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“For mobile-game companies, apps like Freecash are a way to buy downloads but also to filter their customers, paying out small amounts to find out which might…”— New York Magazine · full quotes →
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Apple's foldable iPhone Duo hit by hinge-linked screen cracking reports

Days after its $1,999 launch, owners report iPhone Duo screens cracking near the hinge; Apple confirms issue as scrutiny turns to a hinge…

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OccupySaaS: Laid-Off Engineers Launch Open-Source SaaS Replacements

A protest movement framed as code, laid-off tech workers are building clean-room open-source alternatives to expensive cloud platforms…

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“While tearing down Adobe you've probably paid Nvidia, Anthropic, and Microsoft in the process, while at the same time no amount of Claude will make a dent in…”— refactor_master · full quotes →
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Google announces Googlebook detachables coming after clamshells, convertibles

At Android Dev Summit, Google revealed detachable tablets are the next form factor for its Googlebook line.

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“Googlebook spans across large screen form factors from clamshells, convertibles, and soon detachables.”— Google, Product team · Mastodon · full quotes →
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Databricks engineer questions Anthropic's attribution for Scion version control system

A detailed technical critique alleges Anthropic's new source control tool borrows heavily from Meta's Mononoke without sufficient credit.

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“But a clear line is when you start writing a blog post advertising your work, like Anthropic did”— andyc · full quotes →
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Apple plans new iPad Air, iPad Pro and entry-level iPad for H1 2027

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman details specs for three iPads, including OLED, vapor-chamber cooling and new chips, following this month's iPad…

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“Three new iPad models are reportedly launching early next year, here’s what’s coming”— 9to5Mac, Tech news outlet, via Mastodon · Mastodon · full quotes →
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Developer writes novellas in groff, won't share them

A programmer shares technical deep-dive on typesetting two unpublished novellas using the Unix tool groff.

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“Don't even think about it: I won't publish this. Nor send it to you privately, which is mostly the same as publishing it.”— dverlaeckt80 · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Kioxia shares tumble 15% after cautious earnings outlook

Japanese chipmaker's guidance suggests AI-driven memory demand may be cooling after months of gains.

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“Kioxia Holdings Corp.'s shares fell as much as 15% on Monday after the Japanese memory maker's cautious outlook disappointed investors, flaring up concerns…”— Takashi Mochizuki, Bloomberg Tech correspondent · full quotes →
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Apple's HomeView Launches With Six-Month-Old Software

The delayed smart home hub ships November 13 running outdated version 26.5, requiring immediate update to 27.2.

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“It is well known that Apple's new HomeView smart home hub was significantly delayed, and there is now yet another piece of evidence: the device will initially…”— MacRumors · full quotes →
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Hacker News discusses privacy-respecting TV options

Users share strategies for buying and configuring large displays that don't spy on viewers.

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“The consensus thus far appears to be that all modern TVs wipe their ass with user privacy. Given what happened with games very recently, perhaps the question…”— rl3 · full quotes →
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UK research body presses for answers on driverless car jobs and supply risk

The Institute for Driverless Transport says London's robotaxi rollout is outpacing scrutiny of jobs, sovereignty and fallback planning.

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“Will Britain become dependent on autonomous vehicle services for any key activities and what fallback options will exist if a supplier fails or withdraws?”— Institute for Driverless Transport, research body · The Register · full quotes →
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Seoul Viosys starts mass production of rare-earth-free white micro LEDs

The South Korean chipmaker says its WICOP 3 architecture makes white light from gallium nitride alone, in chips as small as 10µm.

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“White LEDs currently need rare earth minerals, which creates environmental problems and also makes production more expensive. Now Seoul Viosys claims to have…”— @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net · full quotes →
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Georgia Tech student's dorm-built jet drone hits 491 mph, breaks unofficial record

Tomas Salvo's 'Reaper' aircraft surpasses the previous 465 mph mark and could win an $800,000 prize if validated.

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“A new 'Reaper' jet-powered drone project just unofficially broke the previous drone speed world record of 465 mph by hitting 491 mph.”— Tom's Hardware · full quotes →
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Apple publishes fix for Apple Watch daylight saving time display bug

After US clocks fell back, Apple detailed two workarounds for an Always-On display glitch that first surfaced in Europe a week earlier.

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“This incorrect time appears only on the Always On display when your wrist is down,”— Apple, Company support document · MacRumors · full quotes →
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San Bernardino County deploys autonomous firefighting drones with 500-gallon foam payload

Five Seneca drones acquired by fire district to suppress wildfires before they exceed 10 square feet.

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“These Seneca drones should help the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District achieve its goal of stopping 90% of fires before they grow larger than 10…”— Tom's Hardware · full quotes →
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