Disney+ Playlists roll out globally: themed collections that play continuously, a Streams replacement in the US, and Halloween sets in October.
Samsung's clip-on Galaxy Buds On cleared FCC authorization on September 15, opening the path to an open-ear launch expected in Q4 2026.
Capcom's Resident Evil Switch 2 line-up now spans six games, with the remake trilogy dated for October 16 and physical copies following in January 2027.
The September 2026 Pixel Drop adds one-tap Pixel VIP widgets, Gboard scam warnings in the U.S. and Wear OS 7 for Pixel Watch.
The Xbox Game Pass September 2026 Wave 2 adds 15 games from September 15 to October 6, led by day-one launches Gears of War: E-Day and Minecraft Dungeons II.
Snap Specs pre-orders are live at $2,195 with a $200 deposit, a $2,395 cellular case bundle and an anticipatory AI assistant preview on iPhone.
Sony's PS5 update 26.06-14.00.00 turns Enhanced PSSR on by default for every PS5 Pro, sharpening supported games with no developer patch needed.
The MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro is the first 2nm phone chip, running 30B-parameter AI models on-device with dual NPUs and 61% lower multi-core power.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 made day-one multiplatform the norm, left PlayStation as the only platform holder, and turned exclusivity into a fight over release dates.
Google Home MCP lets Claude, ChatGPT and OpenClaw control Nest devices for $20 a month, but Gemini stays the default voice and OAuth sets the limits.
Meta's new Threads podcast tools add profile banners, episode cards, transcripts and Podcast Insights to track reach, clicks and saves.
Apple Reference Image signs raw sensor pixels on iPhone 18 Pro at capture. Here is how the quantum-resistant chain works and where it stops.
Boox's Palma 3 adds stylus support and an aluminum frame at $339.99, joined by the Note Air6 C and Note Mini C color E Ink tablets on Android 16.
Sony's PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge wireless headsets bring planar magnetic drivers and PlayStation Link to PS5, PC and Mac, with pricing unannounced.
Aqara FP400 launches globally at $79.99: a camera-free mmWave radar sensor that tracks 10 people, reads posture and detects falls over Matter and Thread.
