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    Apple Set for Busy October With New Releases●12 New Things to Expect From Apple in October October is about to become a very busy month for Apple, with the company sMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity33 d ago

    Apple is preparing a packed October lineup, with reports pointing to a new iPhone duo, both iOS 27.1 and iOS 27.2 updates, and a new Mac Studio configuration offering 512GB of RAM. Up to seven additional product announcements are also expected during the month, making it one of the company's busiest stretches outside its main keynote seasons.

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    Expenses app update adds transfers, opening balances and new languages▼🚀 Expenses 2026.10.0 is here! This update brings opening balances, proper transfers between accounts, 12 new languages,MmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance121 h ago

    The Expenses personal finance app has released version 2026.10.0. The update adds opening balances, proper transfers between accounts, twelve new languages, and bank notification imports on iOS 27, among other improvements. It is aimed at users who want more accurate multi-account tracking and broader language support in their budgeting tools.

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    Vampire Survivors spinoff Vampire Crawlers hits mobile October 12●Poncle’s Vampire Survivors spinoff Vampire Crawlers launches on iOS and Android on October 12, bringing its first-personMmastodonTechnologyMobile13 d ago

    Poncle is launching Vampire Crawlers, a spinoff of Vampire Survivors, on iOS and Android on October 12. The game brings the series' roguelike formula to mobile as a first-person deckbuilder, a departure from the original's bullet-heaven style. Gamers are sharing the release date and discussing how the deckbuilding twist will translate the franchise to phones.

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    Tech media are highlighting ten lesser-known features tucked inside iOS 12, Apple's mobile operating system. The roundup points users to settings and shortcuts that are easy to miss, from battery and performance tweaks to smaller usability improvements. The piece is being shared as practical reading for iPhone and iPad owners who want to get more out of the update without digging through menus themselves.