Matthew Wolf, Esq., in an all too common scenario these days, has been called to answer for citations to and quotes from non-existant cases to a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Butler County, Pennsylvania (A/K/A God's Country or as some Pennsylvanians call it, Alabama). His firm, Wolf Dillion McCandless King Coulter & Grand, LLP (did everyone need their names in the firm letterhead?) claims that they did not use AI and the citations were proper. That should be a fairly easy lift for counsel or the courts, whoever is right. I know where my money is. Why did the judge pick this up and not Wolf's adversary? Is anybody reading the briefs anymore? Pa. judge questions AI hallucinations in gender-identity suit | 90.5 WESA

Improvements in the Prism emulation software apparently remove some roadblocks for running legacy software. They give the example of Ableton Live 12 now installing and running successfully on WOA.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/windowsosplatform/windows-on-arm-runs-more-apps-and-games-with-new-prism-update/4475631

For those eagerly awaiting the arrival of this product: the scribe color is available for order, delivery as soon as Monday. If you get it, let us know how you like it!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWRBVDN6

Reviews are starting to trickle out and it looks crazy impressive. Reportedly thinner than a Fold 5 when both devices are folded up.

I'm not sure I'm a fan of the U shaped design. Still, having a pocketable 10" tablet is amazing.

US ETA in Q1 2026...

I wonder when it will be Black Friday month? 😝

I pulled my OG Xreal Air display glasses out of the cupboard the other day (it was nReal when I got it) along with the first-batch Beam accessory. The latter took an entire day charging the old battery and then I got framerate stuttering in-game even though it was wired, not wireless. It was smooth without the Beam attached but no 3dof (three degrees of freedom).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDNW8F5W

So, aside from minor stuff from my wish list that I had saved for a good sale, I took a chance on a Viture XR Pro pair of display glasses to replace the aged Xreals. They arrive tomorrow. They’re last generation but the newer ones aren’t that much of an upgrade IMO (and plastic instead of alloy; lots of Redditors with frame cracking). Amazon has a “like new” used option for only $200…

Steam Controller, Machine (mini PC running SteamOS), and Frame (VR headset running SteamOS).

Dang, time to start saving my pennies. They all look tempting. Coming in early 2026.

I just bought the S Pen for the new Galaxy Tab S11, and it feels a bit more comfortable to hold than the S Pens from previous models. However, in my opinion, it has two negative aspects.

The first is that the side button is difficult to locate by touch, which makes its use quite challenging.

The second, which is more important to me, is that the initial activation force is higher than in previous S Pen models. I have compared it with the S Pen from the Tab S8 and the Tab S9+ FE, and with those, the device writes under the weight of the pen itself (about 8 grams). In contrast, with the new S Pen, which also weighs 8 grams, the pen does not write under its own weight. I am not a fan of digital pens with an IAF close to zero; I like needing a…

I've been on a bit of a tablet collecting spree in the past few months, culminating in an iPad Pro that checks all the boxes that I found on Facebook marketplace yesterday. As I've been trying to set it up, I've been endlessly frustrated by things that don't work, or at least don't work the way I think they should, or would, or in any way that's easy to figure out without a google search. It's not intuitive for me.

Example 1: You can add one email account in the mail app when you first fire it up. After that, there is no add button or instruction to add another. My husband, the apple user, couldn't even remember how, other than it was some system wide setting and we had to look it up.

Example 2: I even downloaded the app that every musician uses and loves on iPad -…

Lots of silence here for the M5 Apple Silicon debut on iPad Pros a couple days ago. Understandable. It’s just a small spec bump, though the neural engine got improved more substantially, for those who care.**

www.macworld.com

The latest iPad Pro strikes a healthy balance between power and portability for most users.

Still, it’s baby steps toward something of the MacPad a lot of users dream of (and others seem to be revolted by). Had they come out with iPadOS 26 at the time of the M1 release people would be jumping up and down and screaming “take my money!”. It’s like the frog slowly getting boiled in water without noticing it’s getting cooked.

No, I don’t think it’s going to be a “true” MacPad any time soon, if ever. Software vendors need to get fully on board, for one thing. Many seem to want to continue with a “lite” version on iPads and relegate the “Pro”, fully functional and higher priced versions on Macs even…