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TOP STORYiPhone Duo Release Date, Price and Specs: Pre-Orders Open October 16
Apple’s first foldable iPhone costs $1,999 and opens for pre-order on October 16. Here is when it ships, what it costs worldwide and what you give up versus the iPhone 18 Pro.

What Is a Pig Butchering Scam? How It Works, Explained
A fake online relationship paired with a fake crypto investment, explained step by step using FBI, FTC, and Treasury data, plus red flags and where to report it.

What Is Claude Code? Anthropic's AI Coding Agent Explained
What Claude Code is, how its pricing works across Claude.ai plans and the API, which models it runs on, and how to install it.
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eSIM-Only iPhone Explained: Which Models Have No SIM Tray
iPhone Air and the iPhone 17e have no SIM tray anywhere, and the iPhone 17 line is eSIM-only in eleven named markets, including the U.S.
DisplayPort 2.1 Explained: UHBR Bandwidth, Cables, and GPUs
What DisplayPort 2.1's UHBR10, UHBR13.5, and UHBR20 tiers actually deliver, how it compares to DP 1.4 and HDMI, and which GPUs, monitors, and cables support it right now.

GTA 6 Map Explained: Every Region Rockstar Has Confirmed
Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Port Gellhorn, and three more regions are confirmed for GTA 6's map. Here's what Rockstar and Game Informer have verified, and what hasn't.

What Is MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Why It Matters
The open standard that lets Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI apps plug into your files, tools, and services — explained via its own hosts-clients-servers architecture and security tradeoffs.

Arizona Supreme Court Data Breach: What Happened and Who's Affected
A phishing click exposed Social Security numbers, protective-order files and 150,000+ foster-care records in Arizona's court system. Here's what's known and how to protect yourself.

Python 3.15 Release Date Set for October 9: What's New
Python's core team shipped 3.15.0rc3 on October 2 ahead of the October 9 final release, locking in PEP 810 lazy imports, a new frozendict type, and a faster JIT compiler.














