- Epic’s Linux Preview, Apple’s Find My Remote and Lunar Batteries
Epic previews a Linux launcher, Apple’s new remote works with older TVs, Fujifilm adds analog photo filters, and NASA reports solid-state battery tests for future lunar operations.
- Retro Handheld Scrutiny, a Disney AI Bid and VMware Costs
An industry group seeks scrutiny of Anbernic handhelds, Disney offers to license Character.AI technology, and Topgolf describes a costly change in its VMware arrangements. Three technology stories from October 13 reports.
- PhotoCraft’s Photoshop Ambition Meets the Reality of Alpha
AI-assisted photo editors are attracting attention, but PhotoCraft’s own roadmap shows why familiar tools and reliable everyday editing are different milestones.
- Xbox Labs, Apple Music’s Beta Redesign and Robot Stress Tests
Microsoft explores AI-assisted game modding, Apple Music shows a new look in beta, and Laplace tests robots in simulation. NASA’s newly published satellite images also reveal a hurricane’s effects high above the clouds.
- Google Expands AI Access as Discovery+ Raises Streaming Prices
Google widens Play Store discovery and begins a paid Gemini 4 Argon rollout, while Discovery+ raises subscription prices. Here is what the latest reports say—and the practical questions behind them.
- Amigoscode’s AI Developer Video: Hope Beyond the Headline
A review of Amigoscode’s case for developer judgment in the AI era: practical advice, a worrying learning gap, and a headline that promises too much.