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  1. 001MacRumorsSEP · 14English

    iOS 27 AI Camera Summaries Cost $9.99 for One Camera, $59.99 for Five

    Apple is charging $9.99/month for AI camera summaries on one HomeKit camera, $29.99/month for two cameras, and $59.99/month for up to five cameras through iOS 27 Apple Intelligence features. The tiered pricing has generated significant user complaints, as existing 2TB iCloud+ subscribers can only use AI summaries on a single camera despite supporting unlimited cameras for basic HomeKit Secure Video recording.

    By Juli Clover
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    AppleCare One Family Launches at $49.99 per Month

    Apple launched AppleCare One Family, a $49.99/month insurance plan covering up to six people's Apple devices including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches with accidental damage and theft protection. The plan is available in the US and covers eligible devices up to four years old, with automatic enrollment for existing AppleCare users and recently purchased devices.

    By Juli Clover
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Despite Hefty Capital Investments, the Cloud Starts Paying Off for Oracle

    Oracle reported record Q1 fiscal 2027 revenue of $19.18 billion, up 29.6% year-over-year, with cloud infrastructure driving 61.5% growth. Despite strong profitability gains, the company faces cash flow challenges from $28 billion in quarterly capital expenditures as it invests heavily in cloud infrastructure to convert its $664 billion revenue backlog.

    By Timothy Prickett Morgan
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 13English

    Mees AI Journal and Chat

    Mees AI is a privacy-focused offline AI workspace featuring dual modes: Arena for multi-agent debates and brainstorming, and Journal for private reflection and mood tracking. All processing runs locally on-device with no cloud servers, subscriptions, or APIs required—available as a one-time lifetime purchase.

    By saidevac
  5. 005PushSquareSEP · 12English

    Poll: Are You Hyped for These 10 New PS Plus Games?

    PlayStation Plus is adding 10 new games in September across Extra and Premium tiers, including RuneScape: Dragonwilds, WWE 2K26, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, and others. While the lineup offers diverse genres, it lacks the star power of August's offering and may receive mixed reception from subscribers.

    By Push Square; Robert Ramsey
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    Microsoft Slaps Hours Limits on Xbox Game Pass Cloud Gaming

    Microsoft is implementing monthly hour limits on Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming starting in November, with Game Pass Ultimate offering 15 hours, Premium 10 hours, and Essential 5 hours per month. Users exceeding these limits must pay extra, though Microsoft claims only 4% of subscribers will be affected, contradicting its own statement that cloud gaming usage is increasing significantly.

    By Timothy Geigner
  7. 007Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    Who Should Buy Snap Inc?

    Snap Inc. is transitioning from an advertising-dependent business model to a diversified revenue stream anchored by Snap+, a high-margin subscription service. With ads currently representing 87% of $5.9 billion in FY2025 revenue, the company expects its direct subscription revenue to reach $1 billion annualized run rate in 2026, leveraging near-zero marginal costs and existing network effects to compete more effectively against data-advantaged competitors like Meta.

    By Taikhoom Sojitrawala
  8. 008Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    OpenAI 20x Pro subscription plans temporarily unavabilable

    OpenAI's 20x Pro subscription plans are temporarily unavailable. The company acknowledged customer interest in purchasing the service.

    By Realman78
  9. 009VideoGamesChronicleSEP · 12English

    Amazon Prime’s 9 ‘free’ games for September include Doom Eternal and High on Life

    Amazon Prime subscribers can claim nine free PC games in September through its Luna gaming service, including Doom Eternal and High on Life. Unlike competing services, these games are permanent redemption codes for platforms like Epic Games Store and GOG, remaining accessible even after subscription cancellation.

    By Chris Scullion
  10. 010Hacker NewsSEP · 11English

    Codex Pricing Issues

    A developer questions OpenAI's Codex pricing structure, noting that purchasing credits to exceed subscription allowances is significantly more expensive than upgrading to a higher subscription tier. The author argues that credits lack transparency about actual token coverage and that managing multiple accounts to optimize costs is impractical.

    By Tim Leland
  11. 011EurogamerSEP · 11English

    Here are our PS Plus Premium and Extra games for September

    Sony has announced PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games for September, featuring RuneScape: Dragonwilds as the headline title alongside titles like WWE 2K26, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, and Sniper Elite: Resistance. The monthly lineup includes a mix of newer releases and older acclaimed games across PS4 and PS5.

    By Robert Purchese
  12. 0129to5MacSEP · 11English

    T-Mobile will charge $5/month for Apple’s new iPhone Handoff feature

    Apple's new iPhone Handoff feature, launching with iOS 27, allows users to share a single phone number across two iPhones. T-Mobile will charge $5/month for the feature, while Deutsche Telekom bundles it with MultiSIM at €6.95/month; Verizon and EE plan to add support by year-end.

    By Marcus Mendes
  13. 013Hacker NewsSEP · 10English

    Show HN: The same nine streaming subscriptions cost $702/year more than in 2021

    Nine major streaming services (Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Peacock, YouTube Premium, Spotify) cost $95.91/month in March 2021 and $154.41/month today, representing a 61% increase or $702 annually for identical service tiers. Apple TV+ saw the largest price increase at 200%, while Disney+ rose 138% and Peacock doubled, with most services raising prices multiple times over the five-year period.

    By Rashid N
  14. 014MacRumorsSEP · 10English

    Apple Adds AppleCare One Family Plan for Up to Six People

    Apple launched AppleCare One Family, a $49.99/month subscription covering up to six people in a Family Sharing group with accidental damage, theft, and loss protection across eligible devices. The plan allows six claims annually and automatically includes newly purchased devices at no extra cost, expanding Apple's AppleCare One offering introduced in July 2025.

    By Hartley Charlton
  15. 015GematsuSEP · 10English

    PlayStation Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog lineup for September 2026 announced

    Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the September 2026 PlayStation Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog lineup, featuring new titles available starting September 15 globally. The September additions include Date Everything!, RuneScape: Dragonwilds, WWE 2K26, BALL x PIT, and Slitterhead across PS5 and PS4 platforms.

  16. 0169to5MacSEP · 10English

    Apple shares more details about Apple Intelligence usage limits and terms

    Apple published a support article detailing usage limits for Apple Intelligence features including Siri AI, photo editing tools, and Image Playground, which rely on server-side models. Users who exceed limits will lose access temporarily, and can pay for increased access. Home camera features have tiered availability based on iCloud+ subscription plans.

    By Marcus Mendes
  17. 017Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Apple Adds AppleCare One Family Plan for Up to Six People

    Apple launched AppleCare One Family, a $49.99/month plan covering up to six people in a Family Sharing group with accidental damage, theft/loss protection, and six annual claims per year. The plan extends AppleCare+ benefits across all eligible devices in the household without additional per-device fees.

    By Hartley Charlton