NYC's click-to-cancel rule now requires easier subscription cancellation, with fines starting at $525 and a new consumer complaint portal.
The FDA has approved the AUTUS valve for children; later balloon-catheter expansion could reduce repeat open-heart surgery, with long-term follow-up still underway.
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have signed their joint venture to end dead zones with satellite coverage and named Paul Roth interim CEO. The carriers gave no launch date, price or company name, and existing satellite deals stay in place.
California's SB 868 lets residents plug small solar panels into an outlet without utility approval or fees from January 1, 2027. The law caps systems at 1,200 watts, requires certified kits, and its exemption expires in 2030.
Amazon redesigned every Kindle with flush-front displays and wraparound color. The 6-inch Kindle is on sale now from $149.99, while the new Paperwhite and Colorsoft are preorders that ship October 28.
The Steam Autumn Sale runs through October 8, cutting Resident Evil Requiem and 007 First Light to $48.99 and dropping older favorites like Skyrim Special Edition to $3.99.
ChatGPT can now generate images of you wearing clothes and accessories from a selfie. OpenAI saves that photo as a reference for future try-ons unless you delete it, and warns the images do not guarantee fit or size.
Samsung’s first clip-on Galaxy Buds go on sale in South Korea on October 27 for 299000 won, with TwinBoost speakers, Gemini Live, and a later global rollout.
Airbnb's 2026 fall update adds a Travel Map that shows connections where you have stayed and where you are going, with privacy controls. It also brings AI search and comparisons, new delivery services, and dynamic pricing for hosts.
Apple Pay launched in India on September 30 with a single bank partner. It supports Axis Bank credit cards on Visa and Mastercard, while RuPay and India's largest banks are absent as fee talks reportedly continue.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon leads many of its own benchmarks and launches at $2/$10 per million tokens, a rate that later doubles. Access starts with vetted cyber defenders, with no date for developers or consumers.
Freckle is taking $25 deposits for its $199 kids phone, with December 2026 shipping planned and $25 monthly service after a free first month.
Tinder Group Hangouts is rolling out in the U.S. and select markets, letting friends form groups, match with other groups and plan activities.
Logitech G marked 10 years of PRO with a Superstrike mouse, Rapid analog keyboard, Lightspeed headset, and the first PRO mouse pad, with live US shop prices.
