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iPhone Air Drops Below MSRP Less Than a Month After Launch Less than a month after the new iPhone generation hit the market, the iPhone Air is already being sold below Apple’s original list price. The Apple Store on Amazon is listing several storage configurations at reduced prices — for example, the 256 GB model is now €1,147 (down from €1,199). Early discounts like this are unusual so soon after launch and could signal promotional moves, stock-management, or initial demand adjustments. The reductions appear in multiple capacities, with the 512 GB version also marked down in some listings. What’s discounted: multiple storage variants of the iPhone Air (256 GB confirmed at €1,147). Where: Apple Store listings on Amazon (official reseller listings). Why it matters: price movement this early can affect buyer decisions and…

Apple brings Magic Keyboard to iPad Air in Black Apple has expanded its iPad Air accessory lineup by offering the Magic Keyboard in black for the first time. Until now the keyboard for the iPad Air was only available in white; the new color option visually aligns the Airs keyboard with the darker finish of the iPad Pros Magic Keyboard. This update appears to be cosmetic: there are no reports of hardware or feature changes to the Magic Keyboard for iPad Air so far. The new black option is intended to provide more color continuity for users who prefer a darker, more professional look. What's new: Magic Keyboard for iPad Air now comes in black (first-ever black variant). Why it matters: Offers a sleeker aesthetic and closer match to iPad…

Paxos Accidentally Mints 300 Trillion PYUSD — Says It Burned the Excess Today Paxos, the blockchain partner behind PayPal's PYUSD stablecoin, accidentally minted 300 trillion PYUSD — an amount that exceeds global GDP by more than double. PYUSD is intended to be redeemable 1:1 for US dollars, so an unintended minting on this scale is alarming for stablecoin integrity. Paxos acknowledged the mistake on X, calling it an "internal technical error," and said it burned the excess reserves of the stablecoin. The company also reassured clients that customer funds remain secure. Independent reports picked up the story quickly, highlighting how fast such errors can spread in crypto systems. What happened: A massive accidental mint of ~300,000,000,000,000 PYUSD. Immediate response: Paxos said it burned the extra supply and labeled the incident…

Google Veo 3.1: Improved prompt adherence, image-to-video and audio generation Google has updated its Veo video generation model to version 3.1, focusing on better prompt adherence and stronger image-to-video capabilities. Veo 3.1 is available through Googles Gemini API and is integrated into the Flow video editor, bringing new practical tools for creators and editors. The update builds on Veo 3 (introduced at Google I/O 2025) and adds a few notable improvements that make the model more useful for real-world video workflows: Stronger prompt adherence: Veo 3.1 aims to follow written prompts more reliably, reducing unexpected outputs. Image-to-video conversion: You can upload images as "ingredients" and have the model generate moving footage from them. Audio generation: Veo 3.1 can generate audio alongside video, a capability that was not available in Veo…

1000xResist lands on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 on November 4 Indie sci‑fi title 1000xResist, already available on PC and Nintendo Switch, will release on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 on November 4. The game will also be available on Xbox Game Pass the same day, giving subscribers instant access to its acclaimed narrative experience. The game is expanding localization support with Brazilian Portuguese, French and Korean, allowing more players worldwide to experience its branching story set in a post‑invasion future where humanity survives underground. Developer: Sunset Visitor Platforms (new): Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5 Day‑one on Xbox Game Pass New localizations: Brazilian Portuguese, French, Korean Notable recognition: Hugo & Nebula nominations and a Peabody win The narrative has been the standout for many players and critics —…

Razer Kiyo V2 and Kiyo V2 X: Affordable 4K and AI features for creators Razer has announced two new creator-focused webcams: the Kiyo V2 and the Kiyo V2 X. Both are aimed at streamers and content creators who want better video quality without the premium price of Razer's Kiyo Pro line. The Kiyo V2 (about $150) uses an 8.3MP Sony STARVIS image sensor to capture true 4K HDR at 30 frames per second. It offers a 93° field of view and adds AI-powered features like auto-framing (via integration with Reincubate's Camo Studio), background removal and adaptive lighting correction. The webcam also includes a privacy shutter and autofocus. The Kiyo V2 X (about $100) targets budget-conscious creators: it records up to 1440p at 60fps, 1080p at up to 60fps and 720p…

Apple to Sell PS VR2 Sense Controllers Separately for $250 — Coming Nov 11 Apple quietly revealed that the company will begin offering Sony's PS VR2 Sense controllers on the Apple Store starting November 11, priced at $250. Previously, the controllers were only available as part of Sony's $400 PS VR2 headset bundle — now customers can buy them on their own for use with Apple devices running visionOS 26. The move comes alongside support in visionOS 26 for PS VR2 Sense controllers, which Apple says will enable more immersive gameplay on the second-generation Vision Pro. The controllers provide six degrees of freedom (6DOF) motion tracking, finger-touch detection and haptic feedback (rumble) for richer interaction. Price: $250 for the PS VR2 Sense controllers sold separately Availability: Apple Store, November 11…

Honor teases 'robot phone' with fold-out mechanical camera Honor has revealed plans for an unconventional smartphone design: a phone with a pop-out mechanical arm that carries the main camera. Billed as a "robot phone," the concept is meant to showcase the companys AI ambitions as part of a reported $10 billion investment in artificial intelligence over the next five years. Honor says it will share more details at the next Mobile World Congress. Honor has experimented with unusual form factors before, including ultra-thin foldables and laptops with detachable webcams. The fold-out camera idea recalls earlier pop-up cameras (for example, the OnePlus 7 Pro) but takes that concept further by mounting the camera on a mechanical arm that can swing out from the chassis. Potential benefits: Unique shooting angles, creative framing…

Apple’s M5 Chip Boosts Graphics and On‑Device AI Across iPad Pro, MacBook Pro and Vision Pro Apple has introduced its new M5 system-on-chip across updated iPad Pro and MacBook Pro models, and for the first time, the Apple Vision Pro headset. The M5 focuses heavily on graphics and AI performance while continuing Apple’s move to a third‑generation 3nm manufacturing process. Key upgrades highlighted by Apple include a redesigned 10‑core GPU architecture that delivers up to four times the peak GPU compute of the M4, improved memory bandwidth, and GPU‑core "Neural Accelerators" to accelerate AI workloads alongside the chip’s 16‑core Neural Engine. Process: third‑generation 3nm CPU: up to a 10‑core CPU (6 efficiency + up to 4 performance cores); some iPad Pro SKUs ship with a 9‑core CPU GPU: 10‑core GPU…

PS Plus Adds Silent Hill 2 and Until Dawn Remakes in Time for Halloween Sony is beefing up its PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for October with a spooky lineup of horror and big-name titles. Starting October 21, Extra and Premium subscribers can play the PS5 remakes of Silent Hill 2 and Until Dawn at no extra charge. Meanwhile, all PS Plus members can claim Alan Wake 2 this month. Both remakes launched last October, so their arrival on PS Plus comes roughly a year after release — perfect timing for Halloween playthroughs. The drop also includes a mix of genres, from action-RPGs to indie horror. Available Oct 21 (Extra & Premium): Silent Hill 2 (PS5), Until Dawn (PS5) Claimable by all members: Alan Wake 2, Cocoon, Goat Simulator 3 Other…