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Astro Burn وصلت iOS بعد إطلاقها على Android تلعب بقط طيار ضد الزعماء، مع تحكم باللمس معاد تصميمه سعرها £9.99 على App Store apps.apple.com/il/app/astro-… pocketgamer.com/astro-burn/i…

Astropad Workbench 1.4 يضيف طرفية Mac عن بُعد لتطبيق iOS يمديك تتنقل بين سطح المكتب والطرفية من iPhone أو iPad وتكمل جلستك، مع نقل ملفات Mac-to-Mac ودعم iPhone Duo. المجاني 20 دقيقة يومياً، والاشتراك $14.99 شهرياً أو $79.99 سنوياً. apps.apple.com/us/app/id6758…

Flipcorder — your iPhone as a 1991 camcorder. Shoot 20-second flips that stack onto one dated tape a day, VHS or DV style. No editing, no filters, no ads. $4.99 once. Built for iPhone Duo — folding the phone IS the power switch. The anti-Instagram home video with the chatter left in. apps.apple.com/us/app/flipco…

Ollama can now generate speech locally on Apple Silicon Macs. Its first supported speech model family, Gradium's Phonon, streams audio as it is generated and supports five languages. Ollama says its MLX implementation generated speech 35% faster than Gradium's implementation in tests on an M5 Max MacBook Pro. It requires Ollama 0.40.11 or later; Windows and Linus support is coming. 9to5mac.com/2026/10/26/ollam…

Apple's latest updates address at least 329 distinct security vulnerabilities across its platforms. The fixes include a CoreMedia flaw that could let a malicious app access the camera without permission, and WebKit flaws that could let malicious web content execute code. The count could rise as Apple updates its advisories. 9to5mac.com/2026/10/26/apple…

Robot training data has quietly become a logistics problem bigger than compute. Microagi says customers now scale robot models on millions of hours of recordings — and the bottleneck is moving that data. They built infrastructure that delivers terabytes in minutes, up to a petabyte per day per customer. This is the part of the robotics boom nobody demos: the pipeline. Training the model was never the hard part at this scale — getting hours from the warehouse to the cluster is. Anyone building embodied AI should study how data infrastructure scales here — the same wall hits any fleet that records continuously. The model gets the attention; the data pipe ships the product.

iPhone Duo now supports Apple Pencil with iOS 27.2. The USB-C Pencil works on both the inner and outer displays for handwritten notes, sketches and PDF annotations. It is the only Pencil model supported. The update also brings Edge Light to Duo: a ring of light around the screen that illuminates your face during video calls in FaceTime and apps such as Zoom. 9to5mac.com/2026/10/26/iphon…

RAMageddon made new phones unaffordable, so Samsung just started selling certified renewed Galaxies on Amazon for the first time — new battery, one-year warranty, $489 for the S24 FE instead of its $649 launch price. The catch: third-party refurbishers like Back Market sell the same phone for $329, same warranty, same five years of OS updates left. My take: this is the moment to buy used. The only real reason to pick Samsung's official channel is the fresh battery, and a pro install costs far less than the $160 gap.

Accelebot — a one-handed tilt platformer that actually works. You tilt your phone to roll a little robot left and right, tap to jump. That's the whole control scheme. It sounds gimmicky but the gyro calibration is rock-solid and the level design rewards speedrunning. What makes it a great mobile game: - Hidden paths in every level — exploration matters - Cosmetics earned through challenges, not paywalls - 60fps vector art, clean and smooth - Controller support if you prefer buttons Single-dev project that feels more polished than most studio releases. ⭐ 4.5 | Free w/ IAP | iOS apps.apple.com/us/app/accele…

Deck-Man — a cassette player app that turns your iPhone into a Walkman, and it just cracked the App Store top 20. - Your albums become cassette tapes you load into the player - Real mechanical clicks, recorded from an actual portable player - Apple Music + local files, $4.99 one-time, zero ads or subscriptions ⭐ 5.0 | $4.99 apps.apple.com/us/app/deck-m…

We built TeksStory for writers who can't get past page one. Iris writes chapter by chapter, in your voice. Steer the plot mid-scene. Keep every character true with the Story Bible. Import any book and hear it read aloud. Free on the App Store. apps.apple.com/app/id6775986…

We built CineSub for anyone stuck with bad subtitles. Import SRT/VTT, translate every line with consistent character names, resync timing, fix broken encoding, export clean SRT or dual-language. Free on the App Store. apps.apple.com/app/id6760436…

Matt Pocock's .agents directory just went open source — and it's 298K stars for a reason. Skills is a collection of reusable AI agent skills straight from his own `.agents` directory. Each skill is a structured document — instructions, examples, validation — that any agent can load and execute. What makes this different from just sharing prompts: - Skills are composable — chain them together - They include validation gates, not just instructions - They're designed for real engineering workflows, not chat The agent ecosystem is shifting from "one big system prompt" to modular, sharable skill libraries. This is the pattern. 298K stars | MIT | Shell github.com/mattpocock/skills

Search "Sifu" on the US App Store and here's what actually comes back: "Pre Master:sifu" — a knockoff that hijacks the name of Sloclap's kung-fu hit to farm free downloads. The listing is a free RPG from an anonymous single developer, and the description openly brands itself "《Pre Master:sifu》". This is App Store search manipulation: when a famous console game has no official mobile port yet, fake-adjacent titles optimize for its name and rank above everything real. How to spot these bait apps: - Developer is a random person, not the studio - Real game's name wrapped in extra words ("Pre Master:sifu") - Keyword-soup description: "traditional martial arts" + "underground gangs" - "Free" with vague in-app purchases Check the developer name before you tap download. If it's not the studio, it's not the game. (Linking the listing so you can see what I mean and report it.) apps.apple.com/us/app/pre-ma…

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 — $0.15/M tokens, 1M context, beats V4 Pro on cost At $0.15 per million input tokens and $0.60 per million output tokens, DeepSeek undercuts most rivals. The model activates 8B parameters on input and 16B on output from a 552B backbone, keeping per-token compute low. Compressed KV caching uses roughly a quarter of the cache of the previous Flash, cutting costs on long-running agentic workloads. With a 1,048,576-token context window, support for tool calling, structured JSON outputs and image inputs, it positions itself as the cost-efficient tier of the V4.1 family. It's a serious contender for agents where cost accumulates across thousands of steps.

Meta Muse hit #1 free on the US App Store and it's not a chatbot. It's Meta's creative suite for iPhone and iPad — generate images from text, remix photos with AI, edit video, export at 4K with transparent backgrounds. All free, no watermark. The play isn't AI hype. It's giving away what Canva charges $13/month for and betting they win the creative tools market by volume instead. apps.apple.com/us/app/muse-f…