Fujifilm's Instax Pal 2 can plug directly into your smartphone to transfer images - Engadget

The small digital camera combines software filters with tactile controls.

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Fujifilm made its smallest instant camera, the original Instax Pal, by separating the camera sensor from its printer. The new Instax Pal 2 takes the idea even further by becoming more of a standalone digital camera in its own right, complete with tactile controls and a collection of downloadable color filters.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review: The apex Android tablet - Engadget

Starting at $1,400, it also has an apex price.

At 14 inches and priced at $1,400, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is the king of Android tablets.

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Meta is starting an enterprise business to justify its massive AI spending - Engadget

Meta wants to sell its AI products and services to other companies.

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In case there was any doubt, Meta no longer wants its business to rely solely on advertising. Meta is officially starting a new enterprise business to sell its AI products and services to other companies.

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Nvidia launches new platform for reining in rogue AI agents

As the debate rages over whether the recent spate of rogue AI agents is a step toward AGI or a more conventional engineering problem, Nvidia is offering its own answer to the problem.

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Why letting Claude clean your TV's bloatware isn't the best idea - Engadget

Don't let an AI bot potentially crash your TV.

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Even fresh out of the box, most smart TVs are bogged down with unnecessary software, including unwanted apps and advertising tools. One developer recently had enough, and gave AI agent Claude full access and instructions to debloat his TV.

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How to use Android apps on your Windows PC (and why you might want to) - Engadget

Mobile gamers may find this especially useful.

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This summer, the popular games studio Bungie ended development on the long-running, live-service game Destiny 2. As an avid player who had chewed through all the content that game had to offer, I still wanted a Destiny fix, so I turned to the next best thing: the mobile game Destiny: Rising, developed by NetEase. But while I could easily play the game on my phone or tablet, gaming on a handheld screen has never appealed to me. So, I installed the Android version of the game on my PC instead, then kicked back and enjoyed the game's robust mouse and keyboard support, with far better graphics to boot.

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Google tests buying from Walmart-owned Flipkart through Gemini and AI Mode in India

Google has started testing a way for shoppers in India to buy products from Walmart-owned Flipkart directly through Gemini and AI Mode, as the search giant looks to expand its AI services from product discovery into transactions.

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Keychron Thunderbolt 5 Dock review: Unusually sensible - Engadget

A company that’s best known for keyboards makes a strong entry into the high-end dock world.

Keychron Thunderbolt 5 Dock.

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RATING : 8.3 / 10

Pros
  • Excellent build quality
  • Comprehensive connectivity
  • Strong HDMI support
Cons
  • No internal SSD bay
  • Lacks DisplayPort connectivity

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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 vs. Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2: How these AI glasses compare - Engadget

Meta's newest smart glasses are an iterative, expensive update.

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Meta announced a slew of new smart glasses at Meta Connect 2026, including its first camera-free options, but the company's Ray-Ban Meta models remain the flagship. The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 carry over many of the improvements introduced in smaller updates over the last year, like the more prescription-friendly Ray-Ban Meta Optics or the affordable Meta Glasses, with new features that mostly rely on software rather than reinvented hardware.

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We finally have a trailer for that four-hour Elon Musk documentary - Engadget

It was directed by Alex Gibney, who has made films about Enron, Scientology and Elizabeth Holmes.

A documentary about Elon Musk is about to hit movie theaters, and we finally have a trailer to prove it. The appropriately-titled Musk looks to be a comprehensive deep dive into the world's richest man. Just how comprehensive? The documentary is nearly four hours long, complete with a ten-minute intermission. That's a whole lot of Elon Musk, so eat beforehand.

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