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Ring unveils flying camera and mobile security robot
Drone Cam targets homes and Rover Cam businesses. Shipping dates differ, and operation requires a compatible subscription.
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Apple starts selling its HomeView smart home display
The device combines communication and entertainment with smart home controls, starting at $299 in the US.
Samsung opens preorders for Gemini smart glasses from $395
Sales start December 10, with pricing and availability differing between the Gentle Monster and Warby Parker collections.
Call of Duty tops October’s PS5 downloads in the EU and in the US and Canada
The same three games led both PlayStation Store charts, but players in the two regions put the driving and football titles in a different order.
Canon will combine remote studio camera controls in one free application
Camera Control Center will allow four feeds to be compared and studio settings to be recalled. Canon plans to release it in early January 2027.
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Gadgets
Ring unveils flying camera and mobile security robot
Drone Cam targets homes and Rover Cam businesses. Shipping dates differ, and operation requires a compatible subscription.
Gadgets
Apple starts selling its HomeView smart home display
The device combines communication and entertainment with smart home controls, starting at $299 in the US.
Gadgets
Samsung opens preorders for Gemini smart glasses from $395
Sales start December 10, with pricing and availability differing between the Gentle Monster and Warby Parker collections.
Gadgets
Call of Duty tops October’s PS5 downloads in the EU and in the US and Canada
The same three games led both PlayStation Store charts, but players in the two regions put the driving and football titles in a different order.
Gadgets
Canon will combine remote studio camera controls in one free application
Camera Control Center will allow four feeds to be compared and studio settings to be recalled. Canon plans to release it in early January 2027.
Gadgets
Garmin introduces a $350 dive computer rated for up to 50 hours underwater
The Descent X10 shows how a depth change affects the remaining no-decompression time. A rental mode lets dive schools reset the device between users.
Gadgets
REDMAGIC unveils 12 Pro gaming phone with an 8,400 mAh battery
The phone’s cooling loops cover both the chipset and battery. A bypass mode lets users play on external power without charging the battery at the same time.
Gadgets
Samsung brings sleep apnea screening to Galaxy Ring
The ring needs two nights of readings within ten days to flag breathing disturbances. It does not diagnose sleep apnea.
Gadgets
Karbonn unveils Rebel and Rebel Pro with batteries up to 7,000 mAh
Sales in India begin on November 4. The two smartphones differ in battery capacity, main cameras and display refresh rates.
Gadgets
Apple prepares for its first earnings call under CEO John Ternus
Investors await the holiday-quarter outlook and comments on memory costs. Results are due after the US market closes, overnight in Baku.
Gadgets
Apple unveils MacBook Pro with touchscreen OLED display
The PROLED XDR panel uses tandem OLED technology and supports adaptive 10–120Hz refresh rates.
Gadgets
Redmi K100 debuts with 10,000mAh battery from 3,000 yuan
Xiaomi has introduced the Redmi K100 with a 10,000mAh battery. The introductory Chinese price for the 12GB/256GB version is 3,000 yuan.
Gadgets
Xiaomi launches compact 270-gram hair dryer
Xiaomi has started selling the Mijia High-Speed Hair Dryer Mini in China. The dryer weighs 270 grams without its cable and is also designed for travel.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan blocks 86,813 cloned IMEI codes
AzInTelecom has identified and blocked 86,813 cloned IMEI codes, according to its October 26 announcement.
Gadgets
Oppo’s Forest Green Find X10 to start at 5,499 yuan
Oppo has introduced a Forest Green Find X10 designed with artist Carlotta Freier. Chinese sales begin on October 30, iXBT reports, citing the device announcement.
Gadgets
Samsung adds 19 Art Basel Paris works to its TV art gallery
Samsung Art Store has added 19 works from galleries participating in Art Basel Paris 2026, the company announced on October 21.
Gadgets
Meta brings $249 Adventurer glasses to market
A new Meta Adventurer configuration with a black frame and grey lenses starts at $249 in the US. Sales were scheduled to begin on October 23, according to Meta’s announcement.
Gadgets
ASUS shows ProArt GR1X mini PC for always-on AI workloads
The ProArt GR1X fits into a 150 × 150 × 51 mm chassis. ASUS targets local background AI workloads but does not state a price in the announcement.
Gadgets
Samsung showcases appliances that recognise food and household routines
Samsung’s latest appliance demonstrations focus on food recognition, connected devices and home climate automation rather than chat interfaces.
Gadgets
Garmin’s Tacx Nēra trainer adds movement to indoor cycling
The Tacx Nēra indoor trainer adds integrated movement at a US list price of $999.99. Third-party training platforms may require subscriptions.
Gadgets
Garmin brings hands-free voice controls to the Edge 1060
The Edge 1060 adds voice-controlled navigation at a US list price of $799.99. Some connected features require a paired smartphone.
Gadgets
Apple’s first foldable iPhone Duo goes on sale
Apple began selling iPhone Duo on October 23. Buyers considering imports still need to check local availability, warranty and service conditions.
Gadgets
British Parents Choose Screen-Free Toys for Christmas
Demand for traditional toys and board games instead of gadgets is growing in the UK. Major retailers note changes in holiday selections.
Gadgets
Apple Launches HomePod mini 2 for $150 with AI-Powered Siri Features
Apple has unveiled the updated HomePod mini 2 smart speaker with the S10 chip, Sound Glow lighting, and AI-based Siri support. Sales start on October 30, 2026.
Gadgets
Apple Cuts Component Orders for iPhone 18 Pro as Demand Weakens
Apple has asked suppliers to reduce production of components for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, citing rising memory chip prices and weakening consumer demand.
Gadgets
Azerbaijani Court Awards 7,000 Manats for Social Media Insults
The Tovuz District Court partially upheld a defamation lawsuit, ordering the defendant to pay moral damages for posts on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
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Azercell Launches Gaming Portal in Mobile App
Azercell expands its digital services with a new gaming section. The Azercell app now features a Gaming Portal with games, tournaments and quizzes.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Regulate Social Media
Milli Majlis deputy Hikmet Mammadov called for a single law defining social networks' responsibility for violating the country's digital sovereignty.
Gadgets
Blogger Finds QLC Memory in Top-Tier iPhone 18 Pro Max
A Bilibili blogger tested the 1TB iPhone 18 Pro Max and discovered it uses slower QLC chips instead of TLC. Write speeds drop to 79.4 MB/s when the cache is exhausted.
Gadgets
OnePlus 15 Outperforms iPhone 18 Pro Max in Battery Life Test by TechDroider
TechDroider tested the battery life of six current flagship smartphones. The OnePlus 15 came out on top, while the new iPhone 18 Pro Max took second place.
Gadgets
Irish Regulator Fines Google €403 Million
Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined Google €403 million for violations in processing user location data.
Gadgets
X Adds Azerbaijani Language for Privacy Violation Complaints
Social network X (Twitter) has expanded language support for privacy violation reports by adding Azerbaijani to its Help Center.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan to Raise Minimum Home Internet Tariff to 25 Manats
From October 1, the minimum cost of broadband internet access in Azerbaijan will be 25 manats per month. The changes will affect only home internet.
Gadgets
iPhone 18 in Russia: Pre-orders from 140,000 to 1 million rubles
Sellers have opened pre-orders for iPhone 18: from 140,000 rubles at Gorbushka to 1 million rubles for delivery on premiere day.
Gadgets
iOS 27 Code Hints at New Camera Features for iPhone 18 Pro
Beta code of iOS 27 reveals descriptions of five camera features that may debut on iPhone 18 Pro, including manual focus and overexposure warnings.
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Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max with A20 Pro Chip and Siri AI
Apple has announced its new flagship smartphones, the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, featuring the A20 Pro chip, an improved camera, and Siri AI capabilities.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan's Economy Minister Discusses Digital Development with Huawei
Mikayil Jabbarov met with Huawei Technology Senior Vice President Philip Gan to discuss cooperation in the digital economy and green transformation.
Gadgets
NVIDIA, Robinhood, and Tesla: Key Market Events of the Week
NVIDIA confirmed its AI leadership, Morgan Stanley upgraded Robinhood, and Tesla faced regulatory pressure after the Cybercab unveiling.
Gadgets
Global Smartphone Prices Rise 15% Due to Memory Chip Costs
Average global smartphone prices have risen 15% since the start of the year due to higher memory chip costs. Over 40% of models have become more expensive, a first for the industry.
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REDMI Note 17 Series Launches in Azerbaijan on September 11
Xiaomi has announced the REDMI Note 17 series, focusing on durability: new models feature enhanced drop and water resistance, with the Pro Max battery reaching 10,000 mAh. Sales in Azerbaijan start on September 11.
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Google Chrome Keeps Lead in Azerbaijan Browser Market
In August, Chrome's share was 80.48%, Safari 7.45%, Firefox 4.82%.
Gadgets
New York Bans AI in Schools
New York City Mayor announces ban on AI use by elementary and middle school students during classes starting in the 2026-2027 school year.
Gadgets
NVIDIA Bolsters Wall Street Tone, Bitcoin Breaks $80,000, Apple Changes CEO
Financial markets wrapped up a week with a busy corporate agenda: strong NVIDIA results, inflows into VOO, leadership changes at Apple, and legal proceedings around Meta.
Gadgets
Apple Appoints John Ternus as New CEO
Starting September 1, Apple will be led by John Ternus, formerly Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering. Tim Cook will become Executive Chairman of the Board.
Gadgets
Gen Z Leads AI Adoption but Overlooks Security
47% of Gen Z use AI daily, 27% consider it a friend, and 28% discuss personal matters with it. Experts warn of risks.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan Improves Position in Ookla Internet Speed Ranking
According to Ookla's July report, median fixed internet speed in Azerbaijan reached 92.52 Mbps, mobile 99.53 Mbps, up from last year.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan Introduces Digital Economy Tax from September 1
Starting September 1, Azerbaijan will enforce a new digital economy taxation mechanism, requiring foreign e-commerce platforms with annual turnover exceeding $10,000 to register with tax authorities.
Gadgets
Iran Uses Strava Data to Track US Military
Iranian military may use fitness app Strava data to monitor US troop activity in the Middle East, posing a security threat.
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8849 Tank 5 Pro: Rugged Phone with FLIR Thermal Imaging and Projector for €1,057
Unihertz has announced its flagship rugged phone, the Tank 5 Pro, featuring a FLIR thermal camera, projector, and a 17,600 mAh battery. Priced at €1,057, sales begin in September.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra to Be the Only Global 'Ultra'
Indian tech blogger reports that Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will be the only smartphone with the Ultra moniker available globally in the coming year, as Chinese competitors cancel or localize their Ultra models.
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Ozon apps disappear from Google Play despite no sanctions
Ozon, Ozon fresh, and Ozon Travel apps are no longer available on Google Play, though the company is not under sanctions. Users can download them from RuStore, AppGallery, and Galaxy Store.
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US Urges Apple Not to Buy Memory Chips from Chinese Manufacturers
The Trump administration has urged Apple to avoid purchasing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers, suggesting alternative solutions to the chip shortage.
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France's Constitutional Council Blocks Ban on Social Media for Children Under 15
France's Constitutional Council struck down a law banning social media for children under 15, citing freedom of speech. President Macron has tasked the prime minister with drafting a new version.
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Azerbaijan: ICT Services Up 10.4% in Seven Months
In January-July 2026, Azerbaijan's ICT sector services reached 2.38 billion manats, up 10.4% year-on-year.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan's Interior Ministry Warns of WhatsApp and Social Media Scams
Azerbaijan's Interior Ministry has reported an increase in scams on WhatsApp and social media, where fraudsters use photos and data of real people to extort money.
Gadgets
Customs Officers Seize 17 iPhones and 190 Screens from Passenger in Baku
Azerbaijani customs officers discovered undeclared 17 iPhones, 190 screens, and accessories in a passenger's luggage arriving from Istanbul.
Gadgets
Lenovo's quarterly revenue jumps 43% on AI demand
Chinese PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd reported record first-quarter revenue on strong demand for AI solutions, but posted a net loss due to warrant revaluation.
Gadgets
Google Cloud launches platform for developing mobile apps on real devices
Google Cloud has announced Developer Device Platform (DDP), a cloud service for developing, debugging, and testing mobile apps on physical devices and emulators. Public preview begins August 12.
Gadgets
Sber Launches Sber500 x DISRUPT Program with 30 Million Ruble Prize Fund
Sber has announced the launch of the Sber500 x DISRUPT program for entrepreneurs and developers of GenAI services. The prize fund is 30 million rubles.
Gadgets
Azerbaijan's Interior Ministry Warns of Online Shopping Fraud
Azerbaijan's Ministry of Internal Affairs has urged citizens to be cautious when shopping online due to a rise in cyber fraud cases.
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