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Snap's SPECS promise a 115-inch screen in a 4.6-ounce frame, but the price and battery life target creators, not the mass market.
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A federal judge vindicated Mary Comans, exposing the cost of unverified accusations from the highest levels of government.
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Apple's internal distributed GPU cloud pools idle Macs to run AI inference, turning a 10-hour wait into minutes for its teams.
The developer barrier just collapsed: Google's free prompt-based tool lets anyone generate personal Android apps, opening the door for citizen builders and rapid internal prototyping.
AMD's October 1 GDDR6 price hike for AIB partners will likely push graphics card costs higher for consumers, adding to the memory supply crisis.
Apple enters the dedicated home hub market at $299 with a wall-mounted variant, and ZDNet says Apple Home users should take notice.