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- Sep 24, 2026
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Streaming Price Hike Tracker: How Much Every Major Service Will Cost You (opens the original)
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Is anything actually affordable these days? The dream of lowering monthly bills by relying on streaming services instead of cable is pretty much dead; the cost ticks up if you need Apple TV for Widow's Bay, HBO Max for Lanterns, and Prime Video for Reacher. Not helping matters is a constant stream of price hikes and plan adjustments. And don’t even think about splitting the cost by sharing a password. Mooching off your old roommate’s sister’s login is now largely a thing of the past as major str
New Smart Glasses Expected Tonight at Meta Connect 2026. How to Watch Live (opens the original)
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If you've been looking to upgrade your smart glasses or VR setup, Meta is set to revamp its lineup tonight at Meta Connect. PCMag will be there, and you can tune in live, starting at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET (video embedded below). After the show, join PCMag's Iyaz Akhtar, Angela Moscaritolo, and Will Greenwald for a recap (embedded above) and analysis of everything the company announced. What do we expect? Rumors tip a pair of camera-free glasses for those who want to avoid the "pervert glasses" s
Anthropic CEO Pushes to 'Slow the Pace' of AI Development, Other CEOs Fall in Line (opens the original)
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It's been an eventful week for Anthropic. Following a viral tweet from a former employee who accused the company of "gambling with lives" over the speed of developing frontier models, CEO Dario Amodei has called on all major US AI firms to "slow the pace" of the development of technology. And many of the biggest AI CEOs have chimed in to agree with him. Amodei argues that a "coordinated pacing strategy" would allow companies to focus even more resources on alignment, testing, and evaluating mode
Everything Apple Announced at Its Sept. 9 Event: iPhone Duo, 18 Pro, AirPods, More (opens the original)
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After months of rumors, Apple showed off its next-gen devices on Wednesday, marking the formal debut of John Ternus as CEO. Apple is shaking things up this year. We won't see a standard iPhone 18 until next year; this week's event is all about the Pro versions, and making room for a new Apple form factor: the foldable iPhone Duo. But don't forget about new Apple Watches and AirPods. PCMag's Eric Zeman, Florence Ion, and Andrew Gebhart were on the ground in Cupertino; check out all the details in
Apple Event Live: iPhone 18 Pro, Foldable iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods Updates (opens the original)
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After months of rumors, Apple is finally ready to show off its next-generation devices at a Wednesday event that will also mark the formal debut of John Ternus as CEO. New iPhones are a given, but Apple is reportedly shaking things up this year. We won't see a standard iPhone 18 until next year; this week's event is all about the Pro versions, making room for a new Apple form factor: the foldable phone (the iPhone Duo?). But don't forget about the new Apple Watches, AirPods, and maybe a smart ho
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