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  1. 001CNBCSEP · 21English

    FAA halts flights to Newark, Philadelphia, New York because of equipment problem

    A cut Verizon fiber cable in New Jersey during construction disrupted air traffic control systems, causing the FAA to halt or delay hundreds of flights at Newark, Philadelphia, and New York area airports on Monday. Nearly 70 planes were diverted, affecting major hubs and international flights from multiple countries.

    By Leslie Josephs
  2. 002GSMArenaSEP · 17English

    Snap's Specs AR glasses are now on pre-order, Verizon is offering data plans for them - GSMArena.com news

    Snap's Specs AR glasses are now available for pre-order at $2,195 for Wi-Fi-only models, featuring a transparent display with a 51-degree field of view and dual Snapdragon processors. Verizon offers an exclusive cellular variant for $2,395 with data plans starting at $10/month for existing customers. Wi-Fi models are expected to ship this fall.

    By Vlad
  3. 003TechCrunchSEP · 17English

    Snap tries to make the case again for its $2,200 smart glasses

    Snap unveiled new features for its $2,200 Specs smart glasses at a Los Angeles event, including HBO Max and Spotify integration, an AI productivity system called Specs Intelligence, and enterprise partnerships with Amazon, Salesforce, and Nvidia. The company aims to justify the expensive hardware by positioning it as an AI-native computing device for both consumers and IT professionals, though practical use cases remain limited.

    By Lucas Ropek
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Feds Want California to Give Up 14 Years of Broadband Protections. It Should Sue

    California faces pressure to accept $1.42 billion in federal broadband funding, but the grant's Condition 50 would require the state to surrender 14 years of consumer and public-safety protections against major internet providers. The state can challenge this restriction in court before accepting the money, preserving its ability to enforce net neutrality and emergency response laws.

    By Barbara van Schewick
  5. 005MacRumorsSEP · 15English

    iOS 27's iPhone Handoff Feature Expanding to More Carriers This Year

    Apple announced that Verizon and EE will support iOS 27's iPhone Handoff feature later this year, which allows users to switch between two iPhones using the same phone number. The feature is initially supported by T-Mobile (charging $5/month) and Deutsche Telekom.

    By Joe Rossignol