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International relationsSingle source

Montenegro expels Russian war blogger wanted by the United States

Montenegro expelled Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the Rybar Telegram channel. The United States wants him over alleged election interference, while the EU has sanctioned him for promoting pro-Russia propaganda.

  • Montenegro expelled Rybar Telegram channel founder Mikhail Zvinchuk.
  • The United States wants Zvinchuk over alleged election interference.
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Le Monde International
International politicsSingle source

Iran’s president delivers rare U.N. speech amid war with the United States

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Wednesday as his country remains at war with the United States. He blamed the U.S. and Israel for attacks, said Iran was open to negotiations and denied seeking a nuclear weapon.

  • Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the U.N. General Assembly as Iran remains at war with the United States.
  • Pezeshkian said Iran was ready for negotiations but would not accept “the language of force.”
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NPR World
DiplomacySingle source

Western diplomats describe surveillance and pressure in wartime Moscow

Former US and French ambassadors and other diplomats told the BBC how Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine changed their work in Moscow. They described surveillance, attempts to recruit embassy staff and shrinking contact with Russian counterparts.

  • Former Western diplomats described surveillance and pressure in Moscow after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
  • Lynne Tracy represented the United States in Moscow from 2023 to 2025 and called it the hardest posting of her career.
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BBC World
Video gamesPrimary source

Final Fantasy Resonance PS5 demo includes the full first chapter

PlayStation has released a free PS5 demo of Final Fantasy Resonance covering the entire first chapter. Demo save data carries over to the full game, due out October 22, 2026.

  • The PS5 demo covers the entire first chapter, and its save data carries over to the full game.
  • The game is scheduled to launch on October 22, 2026.
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Mobile DevicesMultiple publishers

Apple Prepares iPhone Duo Installations Outside Its Fifth Avenue Store

Large structures resembling the iPhone Duo are being installed outside Apple’s Fifth Avenue store in New York ahead of the device’s launch. Their designs remain covered, and sales begin Friday, October 23.

  • Apple is preparing installations resembling the iPhone Duo outside its Fifth Avenue store.
  • Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that the store will receive more than 150 units for displays and demonstrations.
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MacRumors
AI and infrastructurePrimary source

NVIDIA DSX links grids and AI factories to address the power bottleneck

Companies are using NVIDIA’s DSX platform to design, simulate and operate power grids and AI factories as one system. NVIDIA says more than $300 billion in equipment is backlogged, while over 200 gigawatts of projects await interconnection in the United States.

  • NVIDIA DSX connects modeling for the grid, facility and AI factory.
  • More than $300 billion in power equipment is backlogged.
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NVIDIA Newsroom
PoliticsSingle source

US Embassy accuses Canada of meddling ahead of midterm elections

The US Embassy in Ottawa accused Canadian officials of trying to influence American politics ahead of November’s midterm elections. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford denied interfering in the vote.

  • The US Embassy in Ottawa accused Canadian officials of influencing American politics before the midterms.
  • Mark Carney and Doug Ford denied Canadian interference in US elections.
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BBC World
Artificial intelligenceSingle source

Anthropic launches Claude Duet, a proactive AI agent for connected apps

Anthropic introduced Claude Duet, a standalone AI product that monitors connected apps and flags items needing attention. The research preview is currently waitlist-only for Pro and Max subscribers in the United States.

  • Claude Duet monitors connected apps and alerts users to items requiring attention.
  • The agent sends a brief each morning and checks apps every few hours.
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MacRumors
SmartphonesMultiple publishers

Apple lists countries where iPhone Duo will be sold to walk-in customers

Apple confirmed limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in buyers in several markets on October 23. In other countries, customers will need to place online orders for store pickup.

  • Apple will allocate limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in customers on October 23.
  • Walk-in purchases are planned in the United States, Canada, the UK and other listed markets.
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9to5Mac
DiplomacyMultiple publishers

Russia says it is ready to resume talks with Ukraine and the US

Russia said it was ready in principle to resume talks with Ukraine and the US as Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities continued. On Wednesday, Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg after talks with Volodymyr Zelensky.

  • Russia said it was ready in principle to resume talks with Ukraine and the US.
  • A new round could be held around 10 November in Abu Dhabi, but the date is not final.
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BBC World
Mobile devicesMultiple publishers

Apple limits walk-in iPhone Duo sales across several countries at launch

Apple said its stores will have limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in customers on launch day, October 23. The company expects supplies to sell out quickly after what it called extraordinary pre-order demand.

  • Apple will offer limited iPhone Duo stock to walk-in customers on October 23.
  • The company expects supplies to sell out quickly after strong pre-order demand.
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MacRumors
Artificial intelligencePrimary source

NVIDIA and partners to expand capacity for AI infrastructure

NVIDIA announced plans with six supply-chain partners to expand manufacturing for AI infrastructure. Substrate capacity is set to rise 2.5x over three years, while SPIL’s optical-engine capacity is targeted to increase 15x by mid-2027.

  • NVIDIA is working with six partners to expand manufacturing for AI infrastructure.
  • Substrate capacity is targeted to rise 2.5x over three years.
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NVIDIA Newsroom
United StatesSingle source

ICE raids hit Texas builders and Latino voters who backed Trump

Expanded ICE arrests are disrupting Texas’s construction workforce and economy. Agents made more than 12,000 arrests in July, while approval of Donald Trump among Texas Latinos has fallen to 37%, according to Equis Research.

  • ICE raids in Texas are increasingly targeting undocumented construction workers.
  • More than 12,000 people were arrested in the state in July.
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The Guardian Business
Russia’s war against UkraineSingle source

Zelenskyy: Ukraine is not losing the war but is losing people and time

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is not losing the war, but is losing people and time because of Russian attacks. He said Kyiv is ready for negotiations and any form of ceasefire.

  • Zelenskyy said Ukraine is not losing the war, but is losing people and time.
  • Kyiv is ready for negotiations and any form of ceasefire.
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Українська правда
International conflictsSingle source

Trump says US continues to hit Iran ‘economically and militarily’

US President Donald Trump said Washington continues to hit Iran economically and militarily. Chinese Premier Li Qiang condemned the US-Israeli attacks, while an IRGC spokesman threatened undersea communication cables in the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Donald Trump said the US continues to hit Iran economically and militarily.
  • Chinese Premier Li Qiang called the US-Israeli attacks on Iran blatant aggression.
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Al Jazeera English
IsraelSingle source

Netanyahu unveils security doctrine nine days before Israel’s election

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released an updated national security doctrine and a map of regional alignments. The policy prioritises preemptive military action, expanded buffer zones and new partnerships, while analysts say its presentation also serves an electoral purpose.

  • Netanyahu released the doctrine nine days before Israel’s parliamentary election.
  • The policy prioritises preemptive military action, expanded buffer zones and new alliances.
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Al Jazeera English
Sales and AvailabilitySingle source

Apple Restricts iPhone Duo Walk-In Sales in Japan and South Korea

Apple said customers in Japan and South Korea will temporarily need pickup reservations to buy the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro Max at its stores. Pre-orders pushed estimated delivery for new iPhone Duo orders to January 25.

  • Apple will require pickup reservations for iPhone Duo purchases at stores in Japan and South Korea.
  • Estimated delivery for new pre-orders moved to January 25.
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MacRumors
United StatesSingle source

Former US official warns Iran war backlash could threaten Republican control of Congress

Barbara Leaf said public opposition to the war on Iran could put Republican control of Congress at risk. The former US assistant secretary of state linked voter anger to the war’s economic fallout.

  • Barbara Leaf said opposition to the war on Iran could endanger Republican control of Congress.
  • Leaf previously served as the US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs.
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Al Jazeera English
DiplomacySingle source

Lavrov discusses US-Israeli war with Iran’s foreign minister during Tehran visit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, in Tehran. It was Lavrov’s first visit since the US-Israeli war on Iran began, and the two discussed the conflict and efforts to end it.

  • Lavrov held talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran.
  • The visit was Lavrov’s first to Iran since the US-Israeli war began.
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Al Jazeera English
DiplomacySingle source

Lavrov discusses US war and regional security during Tehran visit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met Iranian officials in Tehran to discuss the US-Israeli war against Iran and regional security. The visit followed calls from Gulf Cooperation Council states for Moscow to help restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Sergey Lavrov held talks in Tehran on the US-Israeli war against Iran.
  • The visit was his first to Iran since February 2025.
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Al Jazeera English
BusinessSingle source

Qatar warns energy shock from Iran war has not yet reached its peak

Qatar’s deputy prime minister said the energy effects of the US-Israel war on Iran have not yet peaked. He also opposed charging ships transit fees to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Qatar’s deputy prime minister warned that the energy effects of the war have not yet peaked.
  • Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani opposed charging ships to transit the Strait of Hormuz.
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Al Jazeera English
IsraelSingle source

Trump endorses Netanyahu for reelection as Israeli vote nears

Donald Trump has endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the country’s October 27 election approaches. Trump had withheld a public endorsement for months amid disagreements over Iran and Gaza.

  • Donald Trump has endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s prime-ministerial election.
  • Israelis will vote on October 27 in the first national election since Hamas attacked on October 7, 2023.
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NPR World
Iran and IsraelSingle source

Iran’s foreign minister accuses Netanyahu of seeking more war before elections

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to prolong the war ahead of elections. US President Donald Trump said Russia is doing little, if anything, to help Iran.

  • Iran’s foreign minister said Netanyahu is seeking to prolong the war before elections.
  • Abbas Araghchi accused Netanyahu of trying to draw the US into another war.
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Al Jazeera English
International politicsSingle source

Trump says Russia sanctions suspension aims to keep peace talks going

US President Donald Trump said he suspended several sanctions on Russia to keep Moscow engaged in negotiations over the war in Ukraine. Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev called the move historic, while Volodymyr Zelensky warned that siding with Vladimir Putin would be a mistake.

  • Donald Trump suspended several Russia sanctions to avoid disrupting negotiations over the war in Ukraine.
  • The measures were blocked two days before they were due to take effect.
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BBC World
Mobile technologySingle source

Mark Gurman Calls iPhone Duo Pre-Orders a ‘Major Mistake’ Amid Supply Limits

Apple opened iPhone Duo pre-orders despite knowing manufacturing would limit supply, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported. Within 30 minutes, estimated delivery dates slipped to around January 25 in most countries.

  • Apple opened iPhone Duo pre-orders despite known manufacturing constraints.
  • Mark Gurman described the launch decision as a “major mistake.”
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MacRumors
United StatesSingle source

Trump calls decision to waive sanctions against Russia “very good”

Donald Trump said his decision to waive sanctions against Russia is “very good” for the United States and the world. He did not specify what the decision entails.

  • Trump described the decision to waive sanctions against Russia as beneficial for the US and the world.
  • The president did not specify which sanctions the decision covers.
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Українська правда
Smartphone salesSingle source

Apple warns iPhone Duo walk-in buyers may find no launch-day stock

Some Apple retail employees were told that iPhone Duo stock will likely be unavailable to customers without pre-orders on October 23. Apple’s online store directs shoppers to check pickup availability on October 24, without guaranteeing inventory.

  • Some Apple stores were told to warn that iPhone Duo inventory may be unavailable to customers without pre-orders on October 23.
  • Apple directs shoppers to check pickup availability on October 24 but does not guarantee stock.
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MacRumors
United StatesSingle source

Elon Musk agrees to settle lawsuits over 2024 election lottery

Elon Musk and his America PAC political committee have agreed to settle two proposed class actions over promised daily $1m lottery payments before the 2024 US election. The terms were not disclosed and require court approval.

  • Musk and America PAC agreed to settle two proposed class actions.
  • The plaintiffs challenge a promise of a daily $1m lottery for petition signatories.
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The Guardian World
Russia’s war against UkraineSingle source

Zelenskyy says US sanctions rollback will intensify Russia’s war

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Donald Trump’s decision to pause a new sanctions package against Russia would encourage the Kremlin to intensify its war against Ukraine. The same day, Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, hitting more than 15 critical facilities.

  • Zelenskyy said pausing US sanctions would encourage Russia to intensify the war.
  • Russia attacked more than 15 critical energy facilities in Ukraine.
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The Guardian World
DiplomacySingle source

Trump invites Putin to G20 summit in US but is unsure whether he will attend

US President Donald Trump said he would like Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami. Trump also said he does not yet know whether the Russian leader will accept the United States’ invitation.

  • Trump said Putin was invited to the G20 summit in Miami.
  • The US president said he does not know whether Putin will attend.
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Українська правда
US politicsSingle source

Trump falsely claims Jon Ossoff’s election was illegitimate at Georgia rally

Donald Trump falsely claimed at a rally in north Georgia that Senator Jon Ossoff’s election was illegitimate. Ossoff faces Congressman Mike Collins in November and leads his Republican rival by nine points in most recent polling.

  • Trump falsely claimed that Senator Jon Ossoff’s election in Georgia was illegitimate.
  • Ossoff will face Mike Collins in November and leads him by nine points in most recent polling.
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The Guardian World
SmartphonesSingle source

iPhone Duo Sells Out for Christmas as U.S. Shipping Estimates Slip to January 25

After pre-orders opened, Apple's U.S. online store listed January 25 as the estimated shipping date for every iPhone Duo configuration. Some Apple Stores may have walk-in inventory on the October 23 launch day, but supplies are expected to be tight.

  • Apple's U.S. online store lists January 25 for shipping every iPhone Duo configuration.
  • Walk-in launch-day inventory at Apple Stores on October 23 may be very limited.
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MacRumors
US politicsSingle source

Trump blames Republicans as Ken Paxton struggles in Texas Senate race

Donald Trump accused fellow Republicans John Cornyn and Karl Rove of making Ken Paxton’s Texas Senate campaign harder. Polls show Democrat James Talarico with a slight lead, and a Paxton defeat would be a major setback for Trump and the GOP.

  • Trump said John Cornyn and Karl Rove were making Ken Paxton’s campaign harder.
  • Polls show Democrat James Talarico with a slight lead over Paxton.
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The Guardian World
European Union and sanctionsSingle source

EU leaders vow to maintain Russia sanctions despite Trump’s recent decisions

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa said the EU will not ease sanctions on Russia. Their assurance came ahead of a European Council meeting, following recent US decisions.

  • Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa reaffirmed that the EU will not ease sanctions on Russia.
  • The statements came ahead of a European Council meeting.
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Українська правда
EuropeSingle source

Von der Leyen: EU will not lift sanctions until Russia stops the war

EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss support for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia. Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc would not lift restrictions until Moscow ends the war, while talks also cover winter assistance and Ukraine’s EU accession path.

  • Ursula von der Leyen said the EU would not lift sanctions until Russia stops the war.
  • EU leaders are discussing winter support for Ukraine and its path towards membership.
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The Guardian World
United StatesSingle source

Twenty-two US lawmakers urge Trump to impose Graham Act Russia sanctions by October 18

Twenty-two Democratic and Republican members of the US House of Representatives urged President Donald Trump to fully impose sanctions against Russia provided for under Senator Lindsey Graham’s act. Their call set October 18 as the deadline.

  • Twenty-two House members called on Trump to impose sanctions against Russia.
  • The appeal was backed by both Democrats and Republicans.
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Українська правда
United StatesSingle source

Letters containing suspicious substances sent to US election offices

US federal authorities are investigating letters containing potentially hazardous substances sent to congressional and election offices in several states. Some mailings were intercepted before delivery, while officials have not disclosed the total number of targeted offices.

  • The FBI and US Postal Inspection Service are investigating letters containing potentially hazardous substances.
  • Suspicious mail was sent to the offices of at least five Democratic senators.
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BBC World
Ukraine and RussiaSingle source

Zelensky rejects Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ after US-Russia diesel deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Donald Trump’s decision to strike a deal with Russia to release diesel onto global markets. Zelensky said he felt betrayed and demanded honesty from partners about the war.

  • Zelensky criticized a US-Russia deal to release diesel onto global markets.
  • The Ukrainian president called Trump’s decision weak.
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Le Monde International
United StatesSingle source

FBI investigates letters containing unknown substance sent to US election officials

The FBI and US Postal Inspection Service are investigating suspicious letters containing an unknown substance sent to election offices and officials nationwide. Envelopes prompted evacuations in Louisiana and Oklahoma, while postal workers intercepted others.

  • The FBI and Postal Inspection Service are investigating letters containing an unknown substance.
  • Mailings prompted evacuations in Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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The Guardian World
FootballSingle source

Infantino apologises to FIFA council, but critics still demand answers

FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologised to council members after the dispute over a private investment plan, but provided no new documents or details. European football officials said they still want him removed before or at the FIFA presidential election in March.

  • Infantino apologised to the FIFA council but provided no new documents on the disputed investment plan.
  • The proposal involved World Cup commercial rights valued at $4.2 billion.
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Al Jazeera English
Maps and navigationSingle source

Apple Maps launches Detailed City Experience in Austin with 3D landmarks

Apple is rolling out Detailed City Experience in Apple Maps for Austin, Texas. The update adds richer information about terrain, buildings, trees and roads, plus a dedicated Circuit of the Americas experience ahead of the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix.

  • Apple is rolling out Detailed City Experience in Apple Maps for Austin, Texas.
  • The update adds detail for terrain, buildings, trees, roads and landmarks.
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9to5Mac
United StatesSingle source

Cornell president admits he knew of sexual assault report but did not follow up

Cornell president Michael Kotlikoff acknowledged that he knew a student had reported an alleged sexual assault in November 2024 but did not follow up with her. The former student filed a civil lawsuit last month as the university faces calls for his resignation.

  • Cornell’s president said he knew about the student’s sexual assault report but did not follow up.
  • The lawsuit names seven Chi Phi members, none of whom has been criminally charged.
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The Guardian World
United KingdomSingle source

UK prime minister pledges to rebuild Ukraine-US ties before Zelenskyy's visit

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he wants to bring Ukraine and the United States closer before meeting Volodymyr Zelenskyy on October 14. He also said Britain would prepare new military and financial aid, while further sanctions on Russia are expected.

  • Andy Burnham wants to bring Ukraine and the US closer before meeting Zelenskyy on October 14.
  • The UK government is preparing additional military and financial aid for Ukraine.
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BBC News Україна
Internet and technologySingle source

Iran calls Starlink a ‘tool of war’ as further internet curbs are hinted

An Iranian official said Starlink satellite internet could weaken the country’s online governance. The statement came amid Iran’s war with the United States and Israel and hints of further internet restrictions.

  • An Iranian official said Starlink could weaken state control of the online environment.
  • Starlink was described as a “tool of war.”
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Al Jazeera English
Mobile technologySingle source

Apple launched the iPhone 4S with Siri 15 years ago: the assistant began in beta

Apple launched the iPhone 4S 15 years ago, making Siri a built-in iPhone feature for the first time. Sales began on October 14, 2011, in seven countries, and Apple said it sold more than four million units in the first three days.

  • The iPhone 4S was Apple’s first model with Siri built in.
  • Sales began on October 14, 2011, across seven countries.
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MacRumors