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  1. 0019to5MacSEP · 16English

    iOS 27.2 gives Apple TV a new profiles feature on iPhone

    iOS 27.2 beta 1 introduces user profiles for the Apple TV app on iPhone, a feature previously available only on tvOS. The profiles support age-appropriate content filtering for child accounts and can be disabled if unused, addressing a long-standing gap in Apple's streaming platform.

    By Ryan Christoffel
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Show HN: Padwan-LLM, a lightweight LLM Python client

    Padwan-LLM is a lightweight Python client providing unified async access to multiple LLM providers including OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Grok, and Anthropic with a single dependency. It supports streaming, multi-turn conversations, tool calling via MCP, voice interactions, and observability features across all providers.

    By Polarsen-Io
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    I rated every track on 445 albums using public data, then built a game on it

    A browser-based game lets players draft one song from each of twelve randomly selected albums to create a fictional debut album, which is then scored based on track ratings derived from streaming data, chart performance, and certification data. The game's scoring system rewards balanced tracklists with good flow rather than simply picking the highest-rated songs, and includes a daily puzzle mode where all players receive the same album selection.

    By diestro
  4. 004WindowsCentralSEP · 16English

    Xbox speaks out on rumors of 'Game Pass dropping day one games' in 2027

    Xbox denied rumors that Game Pass will drop day-one games starting in 2027, stating there are no finalized changes to announce. However, the company acknowledged it regularly tests different Game Pass offerings and is exploring changes, with sources suggesting future franchise removals from day-one access are possible.

    By Alexander Cope
  5. 005WccftechSEP · 16English

    Valve’s Steam Frame Is Out Now, with First Reviews Praising Comfort and Streaming While Slamming $1,059 Price and Battery Life

    Valve's Steam Frame headset launched with praise for comfort and PC streaming capabilities, but early reviews criticize its $1,059 starting price and problematic battery life. The device runs SteamOS on ARM hardware, streams from PC via Wi-Fi 6E, and plays native titles from the Steam library.

    By Alessio Palumbo
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Django: Simple Streaming / SSE with Mercure

    A developer describes implementing real-time streaming in their Django SaaS product using Mercure, a self-hosted SSE multiplexing server written in Go. Rather than integrating async features into Django, they use Redis to queue events and a Celery polling task to push them to Mercure, keeping the architecture simple while achieving soft real-time performance for a live map visualization.

    By tristanmk
  7. 007EurogamerSEP · 16English

    Microsoft doesn't dismiss rumours a major Xbox Game Pass shake-up is on the way, which reportedly removes day-one game offerings entirely

    Microsoft is reportedly planning a major Xbox Game Pass restructure between February and April 2027 that would remove day-one game releases, eliminate cloud streaming, introduce an ad-supported tier, and adjust pricing across three tiers. Microsoft has not confirmed the changes, stating no finalized plans exist, though the leak comes from a source who accurately predicted previous Game Pass modifications in 2025.

    By Sherif Saed
  8. 008Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    If You Last Used Cassandra 3.11, You Might Not Recognize It Today

    Apache Cassandra has evolved significantly since version 3.11, introducing storage-integrated indexing (SAI), vector search, flexible compaction strategies, and built-in repair scheduling. Key improvements include faster data streaming in 4.0, the Guardrails Framework for operational limits, and upcoming transaction capabilities in version 6.0, making many older design constraints less necessary.

    By Michał Matłoka
  9. 009Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    iCloud+ Includes Apple TV, Arcade, and Curated Music Stations in 100 Countries

    Apple expanded its iCloud+ subscription to include Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and curated Apple Music stations across 100+ countries, excluding the US, Canada, Australia, and most of Europe. Existing standalone subscriptions for TV and Arcade will be cancelled in these markets, and Apple One is being phased out in favor of the bundled iCloud+ offering.

    By Tim Hardwick
  10. 010PureXboxSEP · 15English

    Xbox Responds To Rumour That Game Pass Could Drop Day One Releases In 2027

    Xbox officially denied rumors that Game Pass could drop day-one releases in 2027, stating there are no finalized changes to day-one offerings on Game Pass Ultimate and that multiple day-one titles are already announced for 2027. The denial came after an unverified ResetEra post circulated pricing and service changes for various Game Pass tiers starting early 2027.

    By Pure Xbox; Fraser Gilbert
  11. 0119to5GoogleSEP · 15English

    Amazon says Fire TV devices will be able to sideload Android apps again in upcoming update

    Amazon says an upcoming software update will restore sideloading capabilities to Fire TV devices after a previous patch inadvertently blocked third-party app installation. The company claims the sideload prevention was a bug, not intentional, and will be fixed in an automated rollout. Future Fire TV devices will use Linux-based Vega OS instead of Android.

    By Andrew Romero
  12. 012BillboardSEP · 15English

    Apple Music Included for iCloud+ Subscribers

    Apple is expanding iCloud+ subscriptions to over 100 countries by bundling a limited version of Apple Music called Apple Music Select, along with Apple Arcade and Apple TV. The move aims to boost paid Apple Music subscribers in emerging markets by offering curated playlists and regional stations without ads, with discounted upgrade options available.

    By Kristin Robinson
  13. 013VergeSEP · 15English

    Voicemod’s new pocket-friendly device brings real-time voice changing to your phone

    Voicemod launched the Key Pocket, a $99.90 mobile device that enables real-time voice changing on iOS and Android phones by functioning as an external audio bridge. The device connects via USB-C and works with gaming apps, streaming platforms, and calls, with optional Pro licenses providing access to over 200 Voicemod voices and 76,000 community-created options.

    By Andrew Liszewski
  14. 014Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Vapor 5 Beta

    Vapor 5 Beta was announced 10 years after Vapor 1.0, featuring a complete framework rewrite with async/await support, a new HTTP server built on Swift HTTP Server, streaming-first request/response bodies, and integration with Swift Configuration and HTTP Types. The beta requires Swift 6.4 and includes known issues with compression and WebSocket support.

    By Tim
  15. 015PureXboxSEP · 15English

    Shaky Rumour Claims Xbox Game Pass Could Be Getting Major Changes In 2027

    A ResetEra moderator claims Xbox Game Pass will undergo major changes in 2027, including removal of day-one games and cloud streaming, with new tiered pricing ranging from $5.99 to $19.99 monthly. The rumor lacks official confirmation and contains inconsistencies, though the source allegedly has a track record of accurate predictions.

    By Pure Xbox; Fraser Gilbert
  16. 016MacRumorsSEP · 15English

    iCloud+ Now Includes Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and Curated Apple Music Stations in Over 100 Countries

    Apple expanded its iCloud+ subscription service to over 100 countries, bundling Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and curated Apple Music stations at no extra cost across all paid tiers. The initiative excludes major markets like the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe, while phasing out standalone subscriptions and Apple One in these regions.

    By Tim Hardwick
  17. 017Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    ClickHouse as a Streaming HTTP API

    ClickHouse 26.8 enables building streaming HTTP APIs using named HTTP handlers and result modification features, eliminating the need for a separate API layer for simple query exposure. The post demonstrates this approach using the UK property prices dataset, which contains 30+ million property transactions since 1995 and occupies 339 MB of disk space.

    By Mark Needham
  18. 018USATodaySEP · 14English

    How the 'couch economy' is changing your spending

    The 'couch economy' reflects a shift in U.S. consumer spending, with online transactions growing from 48% in 2019 to 58% in 2026. Driven by mobile shopping, streaming services, food delivery, and pet-related purchases, consumers are increasingly conducting transactions from home rather than visiting physical stores, cementing digital behaviors as lasting habits.

    By Betty Lin-Fisher
  19. 019Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Memorable moments in Chromecast's history (2024)

    Google is ending Chromecast production after 11 years and over 100 million devices sold, shifting focus to the new Google TV Streamer, a premium device designed for entertainment and smart homes. Chromecast revolutionized TV streaming by making it simple and affordable to cast content from phones and tablets, and its underlying Cast technology has been embedded in millions of Android TV devices and other smart TVs worldwide.

    By Majd Bakar
  20. 020Hacker NewsSEP · 13English

    Show HN: TripWave – A Native HDR MilkDrop Visualizer for Apple TV

    TripWave is a native HDR music visualizer app for Apple TV that transforms music from Spotify or 50,000+ internet radio stations into full-screen, beat-reactive visuals with over 10,000 presets. The app operates locally without collecting personal data, supports HDR on compatible devices, and requires no account signup for Spotify integration.

    By me551ah