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Tyler Lee

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tyler Lee

    Amazon is rolling out 3 new Kindles, from $149.99 to $319.99 - Phandroid (opens the original)

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    Amazon is rolling out new versions of its Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Colorsoft e-readers. Prices run from $149.99 to $319.99. The basic Kindle is available now, and the other two are open for preorder. If you own an older Kindle, you might notice that they’re more expensive compared to older models. Amazon raised Kindle prices by $40 in August blaming higher memory costs. The new models launch at those higher prices. The basic Kindle was $109.99 before the hike, and the Paperwhite was

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tyler Lee

    Samsung official confirms first smart glasses launch in November - Phandroid (opens the original)

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    Samsung’s first smart glasses are coming next month. A Samsung official confirmed to The Korea Herald that the company’s first AI glasses will launch in November. If you’ve looked at Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses, this gives you another option. As it stands, Meta holds about 94% of the market for smart glasses without a screen. It will be interesting to see if Samsung can steal a slice of that pie.. The glasses have a built-in camera, and you talk to them through microphones and listen through speakers

  3. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tyler Lee

    DoorDash will let you skip the app and text your order for dinner - Phandroid (opens the original)

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    You may soon be able to order dinner from DoorDash by sending a text. No app, and no scrolling through menus. DoorDash announced the feature this week, and US customers can join a waitlist to try it. If you already use DoorDash, it changes how an order works. You tell DoorDash what you want, and an AI assistant on the other end handles the rest. You text DoorDash something like “order my usual,” or just say what you’re craving, and the assistant remembers your past orders. It searches nearby res

  4. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tyler Lee

    Apple's iPhone 18 Pro is reportedly discoloring around the camera - Phandroid (opens the original)

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    If you’re thinking about buying an iPhone 18 Pro, some new owners are reporting a color problem. A small number say the area around the rear camera lenses on their $1,199 phones is turning lighter and pinkish. It happened within weeks of launch. That matters if you haven’t bought yet, because the reports are still coming in and Apple hasn’t addressed them. A phone this expensive shouldn’t look different after a couple of weeks. The complaints started on Reddit and spread this week. Cult of Mac r

  5. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tyler Lee

    Samsung's next Galaxy Ultra may weigh more, but there's a reason - Phandroid (opens the original)

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    If you’re eyeing Samsung’s next big phone, expect it to feel a little heavier in your hand. A new leak says the Galaxy S27 Ultra will weigh 218 grams, 4 grams more than the current Galaxy S26 Ultra, and a bigger battery is the likely reason. That matters if you plan to upgrade next year. Four grams is a gap most people won’t feel. What you could get in return is a phone that runs longer between charges. The numbers come from the well-known leaker Ice Universe. The tipster says the phone stays 7.

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