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- 1OLED iPad Mini reviewed as peak Apple design●OLED iPad Mini is The Most Apple Product They've Ever Appled
Tech reviewer Marques Brownlee has published a review of the new OLED iPad Mini, calling it the most Apple product the company has ever made. The remark frames the smaller tablet's OLED upgrade as both its biggest strength and its most典型的 Apple trade-off, sparking debate among Apple fans about whether the new display and pricing justify an upgrade over previous iPad Mini models.
- 2Indonesian tech duo unbox ultra-expensive iPhone●iPhone 75 JUTA!!! Unboxing & tes fitur iPhone Duo Indonesia!!
An Indonesian tech review duo has posted an unboxing of an iPhone priced at 75 million rupiah (roughly $4,700), putting it through feature tests on camera. The clip has drawn millions of engagements, making it one of the most-watched tech videos globally right now, as viewers react to the price tag and the hands-on tests.
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A technology reviewer has published a hands-on test of the most downloaded 3D printed gadgets and hardware, putting popular printable designs through real-world use. The review is drawing large attention among 3D printing fans and tech enthusiasts, who are debating which printed products are genuinely useful and which remain novelty items as consumer 3D printing keeps growing.
- 4First Foldable iPhone Review Praises a Rare Sense of Wonder●We’ve been testing Apple’s first foldable iPhone, and our review is in. "The Duo felt genuinely marvelous to use," our Wirecutter expert writes. "That feeling is rare — tech products are no longer that exciting."
The New York Times' Wirecutter has published its review of Apple's first foldable iPhone, called the Duo. The reviewer writes that the device felt genuinely marvelous to use, adding that such excitement is rare in tech today, when products seldom feel that novel. The full review is available via the Times.
- 5MKBHD reviews the MacBook Pro XDR, video tops 11 million likes●Macbook PROLED XDR Impressions: They Said They Wouldn't!
Tech reviewer Marques Brownlee published his first impressions of the new MacBook Pro with XDR display, with a headline suggesting Apple did something it had said it would not. The video has drawn enormous engagement, around 11.8 million likes, making it one of the biggest tech reactions online as viewers debate the display and what Apple's apparent change of course means.
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A new iPhone model has been put through a series of stress and durability tests by the Spanish-language tech channel Tecnonauta, and it did not survive them. The video has drawn over two million likes, with viewers debating the phone's build quality, whether the tests were fair, and how the results compare with other recent smartphones.
- 7October 2026 Current Affairs Roundup Covers Defence, Science and Environment●October 2026 Monthly Current Affairs I One Shot Monthly CA | Defence, Science-tech, Environment
An Indian coaching provider has released a one-shot monthly revision roundup of October 2026 current affairs, aimed at competitive exam aspirants. The roundup consolidates key developments in defence, science and technology, and environment news into a single review session. Such monthly compilations are a staple for candidates preparing for UPSC, SSC, banking and state-level examinations in India.
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Nothing's CEO has publicly reacted to the reviews of the company's Headphone (1) Pro, addressing how critics and users have received the new audio product. The response is drawing wide attention from tech watchers, with large engagement figures suggesting strong interest in what the executive said about the feedback, praise and criticism surrounding the headphones' design and sound quality.
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Tech YouTuber Austin Evans has published a new video in which he buys and reviews the best-selling gadgets available on AliExpress. The review tests popular budget devices sold on the Chinese marketplace, and the video has already drawn more than 670,000 likes as viewers discuss which of the cheap products are worth buying.
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A tech reviewer has rounded up a list of unusual new gadgets aimed at the Diwali 2026 season, drawing strong engagement from viewers. The roundup highlights festive-friendly products people might buy as gifts or for home decoration, and it is fueling interest in what tech options will be available for next year's festival season.
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Linus Tech Tips, the channel run by Linus Sebastian, published a story titled 'Apple Made a MacBook for ME', claiming that Apple built a custom MacBook tailored specifically for him. Beyond the headline, no details are given about what the machine includes or why Apple would produce it, and no confirmation from Apple itself has been reported. The item has drawn over 2.3 million likes.
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Lexus is entering Vietnam's market for fully electric vehicles, a move covered by Vietnamese media and discussed alongside Swedish tech coverage of a new review calling the Lexus ES a hit with one weak point. The brand's push into electric cars in Southeast Asia is drawing attention as automakers expand their EV lineups in emerging markets.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, widely called the greatest game of all time, is back in the spotlight as rankings on the review aggregation site Metacritic put it at the very top. German tech outlet heise online reports the Nintendo 64 classic has reclaimed its status, reigniting debate among gamers over whether it still deserves the crown decades after its 1998 release.
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Nothing's chief executive has publicly reacted to commentary from prominent tech reviewers including MKBHD, Flossy Carter and the Waveform podcast. The exchange between the smartphone maker's leadership and some of the most-watched voices in tech has drawn widespread attention, with viewers weighing in on how the company handles criticism of its devices.
- 15NBA rescinds Luka Doncic's second technical foul of season▼Lakers' Luka Doncic has 2nd tech of season rescinded by NBA
The NBA has rescinded a technical foul assessed to Luka Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers, meaning it was his second one this season to be overturned by the league. Rescinded technicals matter because players face automatic one-game suspensions once they reach 16 in a regular season. Fans and analysts are reacting to the league's officiating review process and what it means for Doncic's availability.
- 16The Verge's Optimizer newsletter from Victoria Song gains attention●This is Optimizer, a weekly newsletter sent from Verge senior reviewer Victoria Song that dissects and discusses the lat
Victoria Song, a senior reviewer at The Verge, writes Optimizer, a weekly newsletter examining gadgets and wellness products that claim to change your life. Recent editions have discussed topics including reflecting on the Theranos scandal in the context of today's health-tech promises. Readers are sharing and recommending the newsletter across social platforms.
- 17iPhone Duo fails JerryRigEverything bend test with screen crack▼Apple iPhone Duo screen crack: See the phone fail JerryRigEverything’s bend test
The tech durability channel JerryRigEverything has bent an iPhone until its screen cracked, with the failure shown in a new test video. The clip shows the phone's display giving way under pressure, drawing fresh attention to how much force Apple's latest hardware can actually withstand. Viewers are sharing the clip widely as Apple fans and critics debate whether the result matters for everyday use or reflects poorly on the company's build quality claims.
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Canva, the Australian design software company, has announced its first-ever round of redundancies, with around 22% of its workforce impacted. The news, reported by the Australian Financial Review, marks a significant shift for a company long seen as a booming local tech success story, and the scale of the cuts has drawn widespread attention.
- 19Crackgate criticisms begin to dent Apple's iPhone reputation▼The iPhone Duo Crackgate fiasco is starting to hurt Apple (a little), but I think we can do better
Reports say Apple is facing minor reputational damage from the so-called 'Crackgate' controversy involving its latest iPhone duo, which users say is prone to cracking. Coverage argues the criticism is warranted but that reviewers and commenters could make stronger, more substantive points about the devices' durability. The story is being discussed mainly among mobile tech commentators.
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Tech reviewers are describing Apple's latest iPhone pair in glowing terms, with commentary arguing that critics have gone overboard in their enthusiasm because the two devices are genuinely excellent. The discussion centers on how strongly reviews have landed and what that means for the phones' reception among buyers.
- 21Kino AI launches AI media manager and video editor●Launch HN: Kino AI (YC S23) – AI media manager and video editor Hi HN! I'm Luke from Kino ( https:// kino.ai ). Kino let
Kino AI, a Y Combinator S23 startup founded by Luke, has launched publicly, presenting itself as an AI-powered media manager and video editor. The platform stores footage and assets, offers a rich video editor, and provides review links for collaboration with teammates, letting users create videos with AI agents and colleagues together.
- 22Tech reviewer tests a ₹30,000 smartphone after viewer requests●I Tested This ₹30,000 Phone - Because of You !
Indian tech reviewer Gyan Therapy has published a hands-on test of a smartphone priced around ₹30,000, saying he picked the device because of requests from his audience. The review has drawn heavy engagement, with viewers discussing how the mid-range phone performs and whether it offers good value in India's competitive budget-to-midrange segment.
- 23iPad Mini 8 Beats Apple's Official Battery Life Claims in Review●iPad Mini 8 Review Claims Battery Life is Way Better Than Apple Says Tom's Guide ran the new iPad mini through its stand
Tom's Guide tested the new iPad mini's battery with its standard benchmark, running continuous web browsing over Wi-Fi at 150 nits of brightness. The tablet reportedly lasted well beyond Apple's official battery life figures, outperforming the company's stated numbers. Tech outlets and readers are picking up on the finding, with discussion centering on whether Apple routinely under-promises on battery endurance in its official specifications.
- 24Developer floats AI-powered expense reporting app idea●Ich tüftle an einer Idee zur automatisierten # Spesenabrechnung : Eine # WebApp für # Android und # iOS erfasst Belege a
A German developer has described a concept for automating expense reports: a web app for Android and iOS would capture receipts as photos or PDFs, then use AI image pre-processing and data extraction to pull out relevant figures. Users would review and correct the AI's output, with corrections feeding back to improve results. The idea is drawing modest attention among German-speaking tech followers interested in practical AI applications.
- 25Yamaha XSR 900 review: a sports bike in retro clothing●heise+ | Yamaha XSR 900 im Test: Ein Sportgerät, getarnt als Retro-Bike Die Yamaha XSR 900 kombiniert den bewährten Drei
German tech publication heise has tested the Yamaha XSR 900, describing it as a sports machine disguised as a retro bike. The motorcycle combines Yamaha's proven three-cylinder engine with styling inspired by the 1980s. The review says riders who enjoy fun on country roads and like to stand out will feel right at home on it.
- 26Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller praised but pricey●Der # NintendoSwitch2ProController gehört nicht umsonst zu Mels Lieblingen für ausgedehnte # Gaming -Sessions, da er seh
A tech writer has praised the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller as a favourite for long gaming sessions, highlighting its quiet operation and pleasant click feel on the buttons. The verdict comes with a caveat: at nearly 90 euros, the controller is considered extremely expensive, leaving buyers to weigh the premium build quality against a steep price for an accessory.
- 27KDI EIEC releases economic information review on climate tech●[KDI EIEC] e-Economic Information Review: Climate Tech
The Korea Development Institute's Economic Education and Information Center has released a new edition of its e-Economic Information Review focusing on climate technology. The review examines how climate tech is shaping economic policy debates in Korea and globally, and it is drawing wide attention from viewers interested in the intersection of climate policy and the economy.
- 28Surface Laptop Ultra Outscores MacBook Pro on Repairability▼Surface Laptop Ultra Scores Twice the Repairability of MacBook Pro
Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra has received a repairability score twice as high as Apple's MacBook Pro, according to a review circulating in tech media. The result puts Microsoft's laptop ahead of Apple's on ease of repair, an issue that matters to buyers who want devices they can fix and upgrade rather than replace. Commenters are weighing what this means for Apple's repair reputation.
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Apple's new iPhone Air is being reviewed by tech journalists, with coverage rounding up both the strongest praise and the sharpest criticisms of the device. Early write-ups highlight what the thin new model does well and where it falls short, as readers weigh whether Apple's lightest, slimmest iPhone is worth buying over the main iPhone 17 lineup.
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A new review of the game Outbreak: Dead City has been published by Movies Games and Tech. The piece assesses the title, which is set around a disease outbreak in a city. Specific scores, criticisms and praise from the review were not included in the available details, so the verdict on the game remains unstated.
- 31Apple's $2,000 iPhone Duo tested: fascinating but hard to justify▼I tested Apple's $2,000 iPhone Duo. It's a fascinating experiment, but the price is hard to justify.
A new review of Apple's $2,000 iPhone Duo describes the device as a fascinating experiment that ultimately fails to justify its steep price. The reviewer's verdict highlights the tension between Apple's ambitious dual-device concept and what consumers get for their money, a recurring criticism of Apple's premium-tier hardware as prices climb higher.
- 32China blocks SoftBank's $5.4bn robotics deal with ABB●China blocks SoftBank’s $5.4bn takeover of ABB’s robotics division
China has blocked SoftBank's $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB's robotics division, according to the Financial Times. The decision prevents the Japanese investment group from completing a major purchase in the industrial robotics sector, a field of growing strategic importance. It highlights Beijing's tightening review of foreign deals involving advanced technology and its influence over global M&A activity.
- 33Lexus RZ 550e F Sport pitched at brand loyalists▼Lexus RZ 550e F Sport: The EV for the Lexus Loyalist
Kelley Blue Book has published a review of the Lexus RZ 550e F Sport, describing it as the electric vehicle best suited to Lexus loyalists. The piece assesses how the top-tier version of Lexus's electric crossover balances the brand's traditional comfort and refinement credentials with its electric powertrain, framing it as an EV aimed at existing fans of the marque rather than tech-first buyers.
- 34Popular PC case hits lowest price yet in deal●One of my favorite PC cases is down to its lowest price yet.
A well-reviewed PC case favored by tech reviewers has dropped to its lowest price to date, according to coverage highlighting the deal as a notable bargain for PC builders. The item is being shared as part of ongoing gadget deal coverage, with readers urged to act quickly given the record-low pricing.
- 35Xiaomi 18 Pro Series Set for Global Launch in November▼Xiaomi 18 Pro Series Is Going Global in November
Xiaomi's 18 Pro series is scheduled to launch globally in November, according to a report from Gadget Review. The announcement points to the flagship phones reaching markets outside China next month, though details on pricing, specifications and exact release dates have not yet been confirmed. The news is drawing attention from smartphone watchers ahead of the expected launch window.
- 36Call for conflict-of-interest review extending to Carney critics●I'm fine with a review of any conflicts Carney has. I'd insist that close ally of US VP JD Vance—whose entire political
Commentators are weighing in on scrutiny of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential conflicts of interest, arguing that any review should also cover Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, a close ally of US Vice President JD Vance. The argument notes Jivani's ties to Peter Thiel's circle and points to Telesat, which competes with Elon Musk's Starlink, as a reason to examine those links equally.
- 37Testing the Most Downloaded 3D Printed Tech●I Tested the Most Downloaded 3D Printed Tech! https:// tube.blueben.net/w/4iBRHqa1oY5 71N8NRmzNEr
A technology reviewer has tested what is described as the most downloaded 3D printed tech, examining how a widely printed design performs in real use. The item is circulating among technology followers interested in 3D printing and popular open designs, though little detail is available beyond the test claim itself.
- 38Essora Linux runs smoothly on a PC with just 3GB of RAM●🐧 I tried this Linux distro on a PC with just 3GB of RAM – and came away impressed Essora Linux is a fast, minimalist Li
Essora Linux, a fast and minimalist Linux distribution aimed at modest hardware, has been tested on a PC with only 3GB of RAM, and the reviewer came away impressed. The distribution is designed for practical everyday use on older or low-spec machines, where heavier operating systems struggle. Tech enthusiasts are sharing the write-up as a useful option for reviving ageing computers.
- 39New iPad mini with A20 Pro praised for thin, light design●Apple、一筋縄ではいきませんよ ついに風呂でも使える! A20 Pro搭載iPad miniは感動モノの薄さ・軽さ・高画質だった! https:// ascii.jp/elem/000/004/448/4448 069/?rss # A
A Japanese tech review says Apple's latest iPad mini, equipped with an A20 Pro chip, is remarkably thin and light while delivering high image quality, with water resistance that reportedly makes it safe to use in the bath. The write-up frames it as another example of Apple raising the bar on tablet design. Attention is focused on whether the compact tablet's display and portability justify an upgrade.
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Tech reviewer Marques Brownlee, known online as MKBHD, has returned to the iPhone 18 Pro as his main device after spending time using two iPhones side by side. The switch, reported by MacRumors, suggests he concluded the Pro model best suits his daily needs, fueling fresh discussion among fans about how Apple's latest lineup compares in real-world use.