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This week on Hidden Mugs:

Netflix Plays Coy: After boosting profits by cracking down on password sharing and snagging 9 million new subs, Netflix is now teasing us by planning to hide its subscriber numbers next year.
We barely even know how many people what a given show, if we don't even know the number of subscribers, what's left for investors to judge the company on? I don't trust earning numbers alone lol

Meta's AI-Powered Glasses: AI news never eends and Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses just got a major upgrade! Say "Hey Meta" and make calls, send texts, or snap photos, all hands-free. With killer new features like a 12 MP ultra-wide camera, extended battery life, and souped-up audio, these specs are less about looking smart and more about being smart.
Seems like they will also be integrating with Meta AI chatbot...
Apple, if you're listening, just slap a metal frame around AirPods and call it a new product ok!?

PaintCam Eve – As seen on the WAN show, Home Security on Steroids: Kickstarter's newest darling, PaintCam Eve, is turning home security into an AI-powered paintball skirmish. Intruders better beware, because this gadget doesn't just bark; it paints! But will this colorful protector end up as a lawsuit magnet? Only time will tell.

The Thermonator: Forget robot dogs that fetch; meet the Thermonator, a robotic dog armed with a 30-foot flamethrower. Designed for extreme search-and-rescue, this bot might just be the answer to clearing debris or melting ice in no-go zones.
AI news is cool and all, but maybe some tech should stay in sci-fi

Apple Loosens Up: Big news! Apple's finally chilling out with its App Store rules, welcoming emulators on iOS. Get ready for a throwback gaming spree on your iPhone with Dragon Ball Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and the OG Pokémon games!

Xbox's Generational Play: Xbox is playing the long game, ensuring your favorite oldies are playable across all console generations. They're not just preserving nostalgia; they're banking on it to keep us gaming and spending. Clever, right?
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