Thursday
Oct152026

Fujifilm instax Square 2 introduces new 'Mood Filters'

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Fujifilm's new instax Square 2 offers new ways to switch up how your photos look. The instant camera has a new "Mood Filters" feature that allows you to change the "overall colour, tone, or mood" of your picture. It offers warm and cool modes to match the look you want for a specific shot. Of course, you can still shoot without a filter. Fujifilm also introduced a new Soft Haze film that will work with the new camera.

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Tuesday
Oct132026

Apple's HomeView is a Siri AI-powered smart display

Apple just announced its first smart home display, the Apple HomeView. This device features a 7-inch Liquid Retina display and integrated Siri AI. Designed for central home management, entertainment, and communication, the device recognizes individual users by face to personalize access to Messages, Calendar, and other personal apps.

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Monday
Oct122026

Report: OLED iPad mini expected to be "considerably more expenses" than current model

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If the rumours are true, the upcoming OLED iPad mini is expected to be "considerably more expensive" than the current US$500 model (CA$849 in Canada). Bloomberg's Mark Gurman predicts the new tablet could cost "something closer" to US$799 (around CA$1,139). The new model is expected to run on an A20 Pro processor and include a landscape FaceTime camera, a redesigned speaker setup, and a water-resistant design. The OLED iPad mini is anticipated to be launched alongside Apple's new OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro models "on or around" October 27.

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Wednesday
Oct072026

Nintendo's Zelda 40th anniversary Switch 2 hardware lineup drops Oct. 29

Nintendo will launch a special limited-edition Switch 2 hardware lineup on Oct. 29 to celebrate both the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda franchise and the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Releasing one week ahead of the highly anticipated game, the collection features a black, gold, and green aesthetic inspired by Link, decorated with triangle decal patterns, the Triforce symbol, and the Hylian Crest. The hardware lineup includes the Nintendo Switch 2 Legend of Zelda – 40th Anniversary Edition console (CA$709.99), which comes with themed Joy-Con 2 controllers, alongside a standalone Pro Controller with a Hyrule Castle display stand (CA$139.99) and a protective carrying case with a screen protector (CA$39.99).

First revealed during a Nintendo Direct showcase in September, the commemorative products have triggered massive consumer demand, leading to immediate stock shortages across retailers. Pre-orders for the console, Pro Controller, and carrying case bundle went live earlier this month and sold out almost instantly across official online storefronts and physical locations. Fans hoping to acquire the anniversary edition hardware before the game's release will face limited availability, as Nintendo works to manage inventory constraints amid sky-high demand leading up to launch day.

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