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Updated · September 27, 2026
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MetaSep 23
Meta Connect 2026: camera-free glasses, an AI keychain and a $1,300 headset
At its annual event in Menlo Park, Meta unveiled Ray-Ban Meta Audio, its first camera-free glasses designed for people who prioritize privacy, alongside Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 with a 12 MP camera. It also introduced the surprising Muse Charm, an AI keychain with a screen, dual cameras and 5G connectivity, and Meta VR Glasses, an ultralight headset weighing about 100 grams that moves away from traditional VR headset designs.
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NintendoSep 26
Nintendo wins a default judgment against the r/SwitchPirates moderator
A federal court in Seattle ruled in Nintendo's favor after James Williams, also known as "Archbox", failed to appear. Williams was the former lead moderator of the Switch piracy subreddit, which had nearly 190,000 members. The Japanese company is seeking $4.5 million in damages for the mass distribution of unauthorized copies.
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OpenAISep 23
OpenAI forms a mathematics advisory board after solving more than 100 open problems in a month
Controversy arose when the company published progress on the Navier–Stokes problem just as independent researchers at New York University and Anthropic were preparing their own solution. OpenAI acknowledged starting its attempt on September 1 and is now bringing in nine mathematicians from Harvard, Oxford and Stanford as an advisory board.
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AI industrySep
Meta launches its Muse agent as Altman, Amodei and Musk call for a slower AI race
In the same week that Meta unveiled its personal Muse agent, which can shop, make reservations and send emails for users, the leaders of OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI made an unusual joint call to moderate the industry's pace of development.
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KonamiSep 24
SILENT HILL: Townfall arrives on September 24 as the week's biggest release
The latest installment in Konami's legendary horror franchise takes players to St. Amelia, a remote island shrouded in fog and filled with secrets. It is the biggest release in a particularly busy week, which also brings back Control Resonant, a game capable of making reality itself feel unstable.
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RemedySep 24
Control Resonant launches the same week as Silent Hill: Townfall
The return of Remedy's series shares its launch week with several major horror and science-fiction titles, in one of the year's most eclectic schedules: from supernatural nightmares to farms and cemeteries to manage.
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InsomniacSep 15
Marvel's Wolverine takes the crown as September's biggest release
The latest game from Insomniac Games, the studio behind the successful Marvel's Spider-Man series, remains one of the month's most talked-about action titles. The release schedule has become especially competitive because no major studio wants to launch close to GTA 6 in November.
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Nihon FalcomSep 15
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter brings back a JRPG classic
The direct continuation of Estelle Bright's story arrived alongside Train Sim World 7 during a packed week and is shaping up to be one of the year's most celebrated rereleases among Trails fans.
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SonosSep
Sonos refreshes its audio lineup with the ULT Tower series and a new Play color
The brand introduced its trio of ULT Tower 5, 7 and Max party speakers and added a third, sand-colored finish to its portable Play, matching the new Arc Ultra headphones. Otherwise, the Play retains the same capabilities as the Move 2 in a body half the size.
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SonySep
Sony Bravia 6: the brand's new affordable OLED option
Available in five sizes, from 48 to 83 inches, the Bravia 6 aims to be the most affordable entry in Sony's 2026 OLED range, with the company's Triluminos Pro image processor in every model.
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KlipschSep
Klipsch introduces its first powered speakers in the Reference Premiere series
The RP-500PM combines the new high-density axial Tractrix horn tweeter with a 5.25-inch Cerametallic woofer. It includes HDMI ARC, USB-C, 3.5 mm, optical and phono inputs for use with turntables, TVs or a desktop setup.
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Best BuySep 18
Oura Ring 5 and Nothing Ear (3a) are among Best Buy's most sought-after products in September
Oura's smart ring, available since June, remains one of the catalog's most talked-about wearables. Meanwhile, the affordable Nothing Ear (3a), priced at just $99, stand out for their design and sound quality according to customer reviews.
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