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Apple Arcade in October: Five new games added to the service
Macworld Gaming subscription services are all the rage now, but Apple Arcade isn’t a little different from the likes of PlayStation Plus, EA Play, or Xbox Game Pass. If you’ve got questions about it, we’ve got plenty of answers. Updated October 9, 2026: There are five new games on the service this month: 4 Pics…
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DarkSword and Coruna iOS exploits continue to attack crypto wallets
Macworld A new report by security researchers at Censys warns that the DarkSword exploit on iOS continues to be used in conjunction with Coruna malware to steal cryptocurrency wallets. Discovered earlier this year, DarkSword/Coruna is a dual-edged hacking toolkit. DarkSword attacks WebKit and JavaScriptCore to access iOS’s SpringBoard that managing app launch and the Home…
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MacStories Weekly: Issue 532
This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories’ articles and podcasts: Building iOS Apps with Multiple Claude Accounts, T3 Code, Cua Spaces, and pstack, by Federico How I Split My Agent Work Between Codex and Claude Code and the Agent Apps I’m Testing, by John This Story is for…
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My Apple TV 4K is now ‘vintage,’ and I’m ready for a new one
My 2017 Apple TV 4K is so old that it’s now considered to be a vintage product, but that’s fine, because there’s a new model on the horizon with some features that I can’t wait to try out. It’s time for a new Apple TV 4K and a Siri Remote with buttons Apple routinely adds…
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If we trust it, Home Hub privacy could lead a smart home revolution
A new Apple Home hub could kill “smart” appliances, but only if Apple can succeed in convincing us its devices don’t retain audio and video recordings. Apple’s ‘not a camera’ in-home sensor could mean interesting changes for the smart home There is a rumor of an Apple-made accessory that resembles a large tube of chapstick…
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SpaceX buys spectrum for Starlink to become a full-fledged US mobile carrier
Elon Musk’s SpaceX has just acquired up to 14MHz of paired spectrum in the 800MHz band nationwide in the US, from Grain Management. Musk says this is “the last critical piece of the spectrum puzzle needed for SpaceX to provide complete phone coverage in America”. So the aim here is clear. Use Starlink satellites to…
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Google Pixel Cameras: How to Turn Off the AI Features
Google’s Pixel phones are mostly known for their cameras. While someone like me might choose one for the software first, I think it’s safe to say that the industry knows Google’s phones as having top tier cameras, maybe even the best. But since the world can’t stop infusing everything with AI, the Google Pixel camera…
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Starlink Mobile’s latest move could spell trouble for the big three carriers
TL;DR SpaceX is taking steps toward making Starlink Mobile a nationwide competitor to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. The company has struck an agreement to acquire 800MHz spectrum for better indoor coverage, while the FCC has approved its Gen2 satellite constellation. SpaceX still faces major infrastructure challenges, and it remains unclear how or when its nationwide…
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Garmin’s Fenix 9 Pro has GPS problems and app devs are frustrated
Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR The Fenix 9 Pro is causing headaches for third-party apps that use the GPS module. Developers are accusing Garmin of only giving priority to issues that affect first-party software. One developer blames Garmin’s sluggish response time to reported issues for why their app has far more negative reviews…