This week brought several major updates from leading technology companies, each unveiling new products and adjusting pricing strategies. At **Meta Connect 2026**, the company introduced a range of new AI-powered wearables. Among these were the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 glasses, which offer improved specifications and a higher price point compared to previous models. The Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses were also revealed, featuring longer battery life and a more lightweight design without built-in cameras. Meta also announced a collaboration with Lisa from the K-pop group BlackPink, resulting in a special edition design, along with the Muse Charm, a small AI-powered device that resembles a digital pet. Additionally, new VR glasses with an ultra-slim and lightweight build were launched, priced at $1,299. In another major update, **Google** introduced a new line of laptops called **Googlebooks**, which blend Android with Chrome OS. These laptops are positioned as premium devices and are available through major manufacturers such as Acer, Asus, Lenovo, Dell, and HP. The integration of Android with Chrome OS aims to provide users with a more versatile computing experience, combining the features of mobile and desktop platforms. **Beats**, a subsidiary of Apple, unveiled its next-generation over-ear headphones, the Beats 360. These headphones feature a thinner, lighter design with customizable earcups and are resistant to sweat and water. They offer over 30 hours of battery life and are compatible with both iOS and Android devices, making them suitable for a wide range of users. Meanwhile, **Amazfit** introduced the T-Rex Dual Solar, a solar-powered smartwatch that uses AMOLED display technology. The device can charge from sunlight on both sides, providing up to 25 days of battery life, which can be extended to 35 days under optimal conditions. Priced at $649.99 in the US, the T-Rex Dual Solar targets users looking for a durable, eco-friendly smartwatch with long-lasting performance. Streaming platforms **Disney+** and **Hulu** announced price increases in the United States, with ad-supported subscription bundles remaining the same while ad-free premium options saw higher costs. In other regions, such as Australia, similar price hikes have already been implemented, and there are indications that the UK may follow suit in October. Meanwhile, **Rockstar Games** revealed the **GTA 6 Collection** box set, which includes exclusive merchandise but not a copy of **GTA VI** itself. The set will be available for purchase on November 19, the same day the game is released, priced at £349 or $399.