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Welcome to CHEATKOTT — your ultimate go-to source for everything trending! 🌟 Whether you're passionate about Web 3.0 developments, curious about the latest business news, or exploring fashion and lifestyle tips, we've got you covered! With over 2.26 million members tuned in, our channel dives into engaging stories and articles that inform as they entertain. Have a peek at some hot topics we've touched on recently: - Discover the futuristic Pebble Flow electric trailer making waves from CES 2024 🚗 - Unpack innovative ideas like Telo's Mini Cooper-sized truck pulling serious weight 😲 - Marvel at behind-the-scenes secrets of legendary movie villains like Raoul Silva from *Skyfall* 🎬 We also delve into pressing tech discussions: Sony's move away from physical game discs has sparked considerable debate! What does it mean for gamers? 💿 And if you're keeping an eye on the crypto space, we provide essential updates to keep your investments informed. Every day promises something new! Get ready to scroll through quick headlines followed by deeper dives—it's infotainment at its finest 🔥 Don't miss out on a moment; stay ahead with CHEATKOTT!
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📌 Daily Recap · Oct 15 🚗 Your car is quietly feeding Pinterest your VIN 📡 Authorized Ledger reseller shipped wallets with hidden implants 💔 RJ Mitte, Breaking Bad's Walter Jr., dies at 34 🤖 Epic goes AI-first and loses its own release date 🏠 Apple's HomeView is the HomePod redemption arc nobody expected Send this to whoever had back-to-back meetings all day — they missed a lot CHEATKOTT - Your Daily News
🏠 Apple's smart home era, take two The original HomePod underwhelmed, Siri lagged, plans kept slipping. On Tuesday Apple announced HomeView — a $299 smart display that feels like a genuine second attempt. 🔸 A cuboid HomePod with a screen, counter or wall mount. 🔸 7-inch display, FaceTime camera, mics and speakers in the base. 🔸 Updated Siri recognises family members by face and shifts the interface automatically. Amazon and Google have owned this space for years. Apple arrives late but with the deepest ecosystem — and Bloomberg says a robotic-arm version is already in the works. The humble cube has ambitions. Pre-orders open today; ships November 13 in four colors. TechCrunch
🤖 Epic's new rule: the AI writes, humans supervise Epic Games and Disney announced a $1.5 billion partnership in early 2024 — a Marvel-and-Star-Wars-themed shooter due in March 2027. That release now has no date at all. The reason: a hard pivot to "AI first" development. Bloomberg obtained internal messages describing it without much poetry: "no more hand-written code," art assets "generated with full AI workflows." Models like Anthropic's Claude do the coding and the visuals; human developers steer and review. CEO Tim Sweeney moved quickly to frame it as ambition, not cuts — the goal, he wrote, is to build more and better, not the same things with fewer people. Which is exactly what every announcement like this has said for the past three years. The Disney shooter waits. Nobody knows for how long. Ars Technica