Good morning, tech fam! In today’s FLYTECH Daily — your 10-minute shot of tech made fun and easy — Nick and Michelle break down the five biggest stories shaping the week:

🏎️ Apple + Formula 1 – Apple signs a five-year, $140 million-per-year deal to bring all F1 races exclusively to Apple TV in the U.S. starting 2026, integrating coverage across Apple News, Music, Fitness+, and Sports.

💻 Touchscreen MacBooks coming – Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reveals Apple’s 2026 MacBook Pro redesign with OLED touchscreens, Face ID, M6 chips, and a lighter chassis.

📺 Apple-Peacock bundle – Apple TV and Peacock Premium unite for $14.99/month ($19.99 ad-free), a rare streaming deal that actually saves you money — and offers cross-platform show previews.

🌐 AT&T Internet price hike – The company is tacking on another $5/month starting December 1, its third increase in three years, citing “operational costs” despite $5 billion in quarterly profits.

🏠 New York bans AI rent software – Governor Kathy Hochul outlaws landlord use of algorithmic pricing tools like RealPage after investigations linked them to rising rents and price-fixing.

💡 Every story comes with context, clarity, and a witty takeaway — so even if you’re not a techie, you’ll walk away smarter.

• The Verge — Apple + F1 partnership, AT&T price changes

• Bloomberg — MacBook Pro touchscreen rumors (Mark Gurman)

• CNBC — Apple F1 rights details and deal value

• TechCrunch — Apple TV + Peacock bundle launch

• ProPublica / Reuters — AI rental pricing investigation and New York legislation

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Good morning, tech fam! In today’s FLYTECH Daily — your 10-minute shot of tech made fun and easy — Nick and Michelle break down the top 5 stories shaping the tech world this week:

🍎 Apple’s new M5 MacBook Pro – Apple quietly dropped a refreshed 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 chip, 24-hour battery life, and huge AI performance gains. We break down what’s new (and what’s not).

💬 Microsoft’s AI-powered Windows 11 – Microsoft wants every PC to become an AI PC you can talk to, with “Hey Copilot” voice commands and built-in automation.

👁️ Copilot Vision & Actions – Your PC can now see your screen and take actions for you. Helpful… or a little too helpful?

⚡ The end of the $7,500 EV tax credit – The federal incentive for U.S. electric cars has expired, leaving automakers scrambling to stay competitive.

🚗 Uber’s AI microtasks – Drivers can now earn extra money training AI models. We unpack what it means for gig workers and the future of flexible work.

💡 Each story comes with context, clarity, and a witty takeaway — so even if you’re not a techie, you’ll walk away smarter.

• The Verge: Apple M5 MacBook Pro announcement & Microsoft Copilot Vision reports

• Bloomberg: Windows 11 AI features and “Hey Copilot” rollout

• Reuters: Expiration of the federal EV tax credit

• TechCrunch: Uber’s AI microtask pilot program

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Today on FLYTECH Daily — we’re diving into 5 stories shaping the future of tech, one upgrade at a time:

– Spotify launches a new way for parents to manage what their kids hear (and don’t).

– Instagram tightens its PG-13 filters to make the app safer for teens.

– Nvidia’s new Spark AI supercomputer is powerful, portable, and now available.

– Apple TV Plus is getting a rebrand… but it’s already causing some confusion.

– And Apple’s $5,000 Pro Display XDR might finally get a webcam — about time.

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It’s Tuesday, October 14 — and today’s FLYTECH Daily is stacked with tech stories you don’t wanna miss:

• Kids are using AI to fake “intruders” at home… and it’s gone from viral to dangerous 🤖

• Apple’s next-gen M5 MacBooks are in testing — and the Mac roadmap just leaked 💻

• Vision Pro Lite is on pause as Apple pivots to smart glasses with AI baked in 👓

• Google’s Pixel Fold is thicker this year — and somehow that’s… fine? 📱

• OpenAI says GPT-5 is its least biased model yet, but politics still sneak in 🧠

We’ll break it all down in 10 minutes or less — with context, clarity, and just enough fun to start your morning right.

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Chevy’s bringing back the Bolt with a real budget price tag, and it just might change the EV game. 🚗

Sony and AMD are quietly working on a next-gen GPU that could supercharge the PS6 — even if it’s still just a simulation. 🎮

Apple’s making moves to comply with Texas’ strict new app store age-verification law — and it could change how millions use the App Store. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Meanwhile, the Rubik’s Cube is leveling up with LCDs, mobile games, and a $299 price tag. 🔲

And finally, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system is under federal investigation (again)… and this one’s a red-light warning. 🚨

Nick and Michelle break it all down in 10 minutes or less. Let’s fly. ✈️

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• InsideEVs, AppleInsider, The Verge, NBC News, Mark Gurman (Bloomberg), Google Store, OpenAI blog, NHTSA reports

🎙 FLYTECH Daily – October 8, 2025

Amazon wants to be your doctor’s pharmacy too. Tesla trims down its lineup (and features) to finally offer “affordable” EVs. SoftBank is betting billions that robots still have a future. Microsoft eases off Game Pass price hikes — but only where it legally has to. And Apple? They’re revving up a bold bid for the Formula 1 streaming rights.

It’s the top 5 tech stories you need — in 10 minutes or less.

Here’s what we’ve got for you today:

1. Amazon rolls out pill kiosks 💊 – Your prescription now fits in a vending machine.

2. SoftBank’s robot revival 🤖 – After Pepper flopped, they’re back with a $5.4B robotics deal.

3. Tesla’s stripped-down EVs 🚗 – The “cheap” Model 3 and Y finally arrive, but Autopilot didn’t make the cut.

4. Xbox hits pause on price hikes 🎮 – Some countries dodge the jump, thanks to local rules.

5. Apple wants Formula 1 rights 🏁 – Sports streaming just got its sleekest bidder yet.

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• The Verge – Amazon Pharmacy Kiosks

• Bloomberg – SoftBank Buys ABB Robotics Division

• The Verge – Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Standard

• The Verge – Xbox Game Pass Regional Pricing

• Puck News – Apple and Formula 1 Rights
  
  

Today on FLYTECH Daily — October 7, 2025:

• 👓 Vision Pro 2.0: A new Apple headset just hit the FCC — lighter, faster, and maybe cheaper. Vision Pro is growing up.

• 🚁 Amazon Drone Crash: Two Prime Air drones collided with a crane in Arizona. FAA’s investigating. Delivery delay, but no injuries.

• 🌍 Hulu Goes Global: Disney is phasing out Star and pushing Hulu as its international streaming brand. One app to stream them all.

• 📡 Starlink App Expansion: T-Mobile’s satellite-to-phone service now supports WhatsApp, Maps, X, and more — even off the grid.

• 😴 $1,000 Pillow Cover: Eight Sleep just dropped a hydro-cooled pillow cover. Yes, it adjusts the temperature under your head — for the price of an iPhone 15.
  
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• MacRumors – Apple Vision Pro FCC Filing

• The Verge – Eight Sleep Launch

• The Verge – Disney & Hulu Update

• T-Mobile Newsroom – Starlink Expansion

• ABC15 & 12News – Amazon Drone Incident | 12News

It’s Friday, October 3rd, and today on FLYTECH Daily, we’re flying through the 5 hottest tech stories in under 10 minutes:

1. Perplexity’s AI Browser, Comet, Launches Free for All 🚀

   The “AI that surfs with you” is taking on Chrome — no subscription needed.

   📰 Source: The Verge – Perplexity’s Comet Browser Is Now Free

2. Strava Sues Garmin Over Segments & Heatmaps ⚖️

   The two fitness giants are going head-to-head in a legal marathon over who owns the tech behind your favorite running routes.

   📰 Source: The Verge – Strava Sues Garmin

3. NBCUniversal’s New Deal With YouTube TV 🏈

   NBC Sports Network is back, Peacock is headed to YouTube, and Google’s TV empire just leveled up.

   📰 Source: The Verge – NBCUniversal and YouTube TV Reach Agreement

4. Elon’s Pressure Campaign Against Netflix 📺

   Musk’s latest culture war? Trying to cancel Netflix over LGBTQ+ characters in shows… from years ago.

   📰 Source: The Verge – Elon Musk Targets Netflix

5. Apple’s Secret Smart Glasses Project Is Heating Up 👓

   Apple’s reportedly skipping a lighter Vision Pro to double down on futuristic glasses — and take on Meta.

   📰 Source: The Verge – Apple Smart Glasses in Development

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