Miesiąc: kwiecień 2025
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Alienware's new 240Hhz monitor shows QD-OLED prices are dropping
Alienware has officially launched its new 240Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor, setting the price of the refreshed model at $799.99. Alienware first announced its new monitor as part of CES 2025. At the time, it didn’t announce an official launch date for the product, but did say it was coming a little later this year. A…
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Game of Thrones: Kingsroad now has an official full launch date
Netmarble’s next big game is Game of Thrones: Kingsroad, taking players on a journey across Westeros in a way they’ve never experienced before, and now the game has an official full launch date. The game has been available in early access on Steam for a little while. However, as an early access title, not all…
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Google could finally level up the Google Drive app with Gemini
New features sometimes land on the web version of Google’s services before they land on the mobile version. People who typically use Google Drive on the web have been able to use some robust AI features through Gemini. Well, if you use the Google Drive app, you might see some Gemini features soon. While it’s…
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AH Real Deal: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X hits new all-time low price
At a time when all electronics, and really everything, are getting more expensive, a deal like this one on the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU is a gift not to be overlooked. Normally, this particular CPU would retail for $649 if it were available at full price. However, Amazon currently has it on sale for…
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New project highlights Open Source Initiative and Apereo Foundation’s response to White House on AI
The Institute for Progress (IFP), a non-partisan U.S. think tank focused on innovation policy, announced a new project that highlights responses to the Trump Administration’s request for public comment on what should be included in a national “AI Action Plan.” OSI’s comment with the Apereo Foundation was one of 33 comments highlighted in an initial…
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Google tackles big Android Auto pain point with new test feature
Android Auto is great for many reasons, but easy-to-use climate controls are not one of those things. At least, not yet. Android Auto will be getting climate controls soon, it seems. It’s just a matter of when they’ll be made available for users. A recent report showcases a demo of the new climate controls in…
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Sony Might Kill Off One of Its Core Businesses — Here’s Why
Sony isn’t quite a household name when it comes to the smartphone market, but it’s rather crucial to it. Many of the smartphones on the market use the company’s camera sensors. Well, it looks like Sony might cut off its camera division and make it its own company. While Sony’s phones don’t get praise for…
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TCL QM6K TV Ultimate Review: Proof You Don’t Need to Spend Big for a Top-Tier TV
TCL is pretty well-known for offering affordable TVs that don’t suck. The company has made a name for itself by offering some premium technologies in TVs that cost less than many other premium TVs. And the QM6K is no different. This is the successor to the QM6 from last year, and I have to say,…
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AH Real Deal: UGREEN's FineTrack smart finder drops to $12.59
Right now, Amazon has a pretty good deal on the FineTrack Smart Finder from UGREEN that you don’t want to pass up. Normally, this little tracker would cost you $19.99, however, Amazon currently has it on sale for $12.59. This is also the all-time low price for this item, so you know it’s a good…
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AH Real Deal: This 240W USB-C cable is only $26
There’s nothing worse than needing to charge your devices and not having a cable that can do the job, which is why this deal on the 240W USB-C cable from Anker is worth looking into. Say you have an AC adapter capable of a 240W power output, but not a cable to match. You won’t…
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FBI offers $10M bounty for information on Salt Typhoon hackers
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has placed a massive bounty of $10 million for providing information regarding the “Salt Typhoon”, a highly sought-after Chinese hacking group. Last year, the group infiltrated the highly sensitive networks of multiple US-based telecommunication providers, as well as the US Treasury. The FBI’s official statement mentions that it will offer…
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Trump believes TSMC is a "trustworthy" company
The US president has been quite vocal about TSMC ever since he and the company’s CEO jointly announced a $100 billion chip manufacturing investment package. For the uninitiated, this is the package through which TSMC would build more chip facilities in the US. Now, Wccftech reports that Taiwanese press outlets suggest TSMC has yet to…
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Spotify’s Smart Shuffle Sucked — So They're Finally Fixing It
Not all features that a company introduces enhance the overall experience. Sometimes, new features can bring further annoyances, much like Spotify’s smart Shuffle feature. Well, Smart Shuffle has been bugging users, and the company now lets you disable it. The music streaming platform introduced Smart Shuffle back in 2023 as a way to keep your…
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Your Chromecast Just Became the Brain of Your Smart Home
The Chromecast with Google TV is one of the best products the Mountain View giant has ever released. The company discontinued it last year but promised to continue providing software support. This won’t just include security fixes; it will also introduce useful new features. For example, the firm is now rolling out the Google Home…
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OpenAI is trying to make ChatGPT less of a charmer
If you recently noticed that ChatGPT is showing its overly appeasing personality or trying hard to respond as a human, you aren’t alone. This has been happening since OpenAI pushed a few updates to GPT-4o. Well, the good news is that OpenAI is aware of this and is working on fixes. OpenAI will roll out…
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Samsung's "Galaxy G Fold" may have a smaller screen than the Mate XT
Samsung’s tri-fold smartphone, which is now reportedly being referred to as the “Samsung Galaxy G Fold,” has been the subject of several rumors over the past year following the launch of Huawei’s Mate XT, and now it looks like one of the device’s key specs may have just been leaked – the screen size. Samsung…
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Google ends software support for early Nest Learning Thermostats
Google has announced that it will stop offering software updates for the first and second-generation Nest Learning Thermostats. This change affects the models released in 2011, 2012, and a version made for the consumers in Europe, released in 2014. Furthermore, the company is also pulling Nest Thermostats out of the European market entirely, citing “unique”…
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The Google Exodus: Why 46% of Gen Z Has Abandoned Traditional Search
In a hyperconnected world where information flows endlessly, Gen Z has emerged as a demographic with distinctive characteristics in its relationship with digital media. These young people born between the late 1990s and early 2000s not only show a marked skepticism toward traditional information channels but also exhibit digital dexterity that surpasses that of previous…
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Google Is Burning the Internet to Save Itself — And AI Is the Match
For nearly three decades, Google has been the front door to the internet. It helped us navigate a chaotic sea of information, connecting billions of people to billions of pages—some useful, some dubious, many essential. In the process, Google didn’t just organize the world’s information; it reordered the internet around itself. Now, it’s unmaking it.…
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Android 16 has a clever way to defeat USB-based hacking
Android 16 appears to be setting things up for enhanced security and protection against attacks that use USB devices to breach security and possibly retrieve sensitive data. Google has long been vocal about its methods for improving security on Android to protect its users. Although the company has taken several measures to make Android a…
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Netflix is finally getting dialogue-only subtitles
Netflix, like many other streaming services, has a subtitle feature. The option is quite useful, especially for accessibility reasons. However, the option’s current behavior can sometimes be annoying. After a long time, Netflix has listened to its users and has begun implementing dialogue-only subtitles. As mentioned before, Netflix’s subtitles are designed with accessibility in mind.…
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Galaxy S23 series getting One UI 7 in the US
Samsung is continuing to roll out the One UI 7 update, which had been delayed several times before. The South Korean giant initially updated its models released last year, such as the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6. Now, it’s the turn of older devices, and the Galaxy S23 series…
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Motorola's Perplexity AI gamble could change how you use your phone
Earlier this week, Motorola announced the 2025 Razr series of smartphones and confirmed that they would all come with Perplexity AI integration. At a surface level, this might seem like a minor thing and an attempt from Motorola to stuff its phone with features it doesn’t need, but it’s actually a really smart move. In…
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Bowers & Wilkins announces its game-changing wireless headphones
When it comes to high-grade audio gear, people tend to overlook wireless headphones. They don’t provide audio as high-fidelity as wired cans. However, there are some spectacular headphones out there on the market that bring top-of-the-line audio. If you have any doubts about wireless headphones, then the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 might change your…
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Apple could shift most US iPhone production from China to India
Trump’s tariffs are leading many big tech companies around the world to rethink their production and pricing strategies. Apple, one of the leading US names in the industry, could be one of the hardest hit by the tariffs imposed on China. A new report claims that, to mitigate the impact, Apple will move manufacturing of…
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Gemini AI will finally reach smart watches & cars this year
Ever since Google announced Gemini, everything pointed to the new AI-powered chatbot replacing the classic Google Assistant at some point. After a few years of development and major improvements, Gemini became the default assistant on Android devices. The next big step for Google will be to integrate Gemini into other platforms, such as watches, cars,…
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Chrome for Android gets a feature we all thought it had!
Google’s Chrome is one of the most popular browser apps on Android devices, yet it has long not offered a native PDF viewer. However, the search titan has finally addressed this issue and has provided a built-in PDF viewer in the Chrome app for Android devices. You no longer need a third-party app to open…
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Google just made it harder for your kids to spend your money
Google is adding a swipe gesture to the Play Store for purchases to help try and minimize the risk of accidentally buying something you didn’t mean to. While it might seem like it’s not that easy to accidentally buy something, it’s easier than you might think. Especially if you have the 1-tap buy option enabled.…
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Google could fix Call Notes' annoying issue
One of the main uses of AI is being able to keep records of your interactions with other people. Google’s Call Notes is one of them, and it could be a super useful feature, with just one pretty annoying issue. Well, Google could fix it by bringing automatic call recording to Call Notes. In case…
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Phone Comparisons: Google Pixel 9a vs Apple iPhone 15
This time around, we’re comparing two rather compelling compact smartphones. We’ll be comparing Google’s latest budget phone and Apple’s most affordable iPhone from last year. In other words, this is a Google Pixel 9a vs Apple iPhone 15 comparison. Do note that the Pixel 9a is a notably more affordable smartphone in comparison. It’s $200…
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AH Real Deal: Grab a 2-pack of 45W chargers for only $22.74
Everyone needs chargers these days because of how many devices we all probably have that need recharging, and this deal on the 2-pack of 45W chargers from Baseus is exactly the kind of deal you want to take advantage of. Normally, this 2-pack of chargers would cost you $34.99. That’s not exactly a bad price,…
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Verizon, AT&T will pass Trump’s phone tariffs on to their customers
AT&T and Verizon have announced that they will pass the upcoming smartphone tariffs on to their customers. It means that if you are one of the subscribers of these carriers, then get ready to pay a significantly higher price for a new phone if and when President Trump’s global tariffs kick in. Verizon CEO confirms…
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Your social media posts could appear on Google Discover
The Google Discover feed has always been a great source of some of the hottest news. You’d typically see news from major publications, and they’d be based on your search habits and preferences. However, according to a new report, it looks like the Google Discover feed will surface social media posts. Right now, it’s tough…
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The REDMAGIC 10 Air goes global with a price that destroys rivals
Earlier this month, REDMAGIC officially announced the REDMAGIC 10 Air, and today it’s announcing the global launch of this device. Following the initial announcement, the phone was only confirmed to be launching in China, but the company did mention there would be a global version of the phone. That shouldn’t be too surprising, given that…
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YouTube TV is getting a redesign with a custom multiview feature
YouTube has announced that it will launch a redesign of YouTube TV’s UI later this summer. The company is celebrating its 20th birthday this Thursday and is previewing new features that are coming this year. YouTube TV’s new redesign will let users customize the multiview functionality with select non-sports content. YouTube’s 20th year will allow…
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Android 16 may bring a more minimalist lock screen to Pixels
Google is working on some changes and refinements for Android 16 to improve the UI and user experience. Recent findings point to a new version of Material Design that aims to be more “expressive.” Now, a report reveals that the company is experimenting with a new design for the lock screen of Pixel devices that…
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AH Real Deal: LG's XBOOM Go P5 speaker is now only $64.72
You might not think of LG when you think about portable Bluetooth speakers, but you might start to after hearing your music playing the LG XBOOM Go P5, which Walmart currently has a deal on right now. This portable Bluetooth speaker is packed with powerful sound output and would normally cost you $119. However, Walmart…
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Gamers are paying premium prices for broken NVIDIA experiences
Summary: The “most powerful consumer GPUs” have become the most problematic as NVIDIA’s RTX 50-series struggles with months of driver issues, leaving gamers unable to roll back to stable versions, while false performance claims and melting power connectors further erode consumer trust in the once-untouchable GPU giant NVIDIA is having a bit of a tough…
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New Razr 2025 leak prove how bad Motorola is at keeping secrets
Summary: Motorola’s upcoming foldable devices continue to be hit by leaks. A tipster now has leaked more marketing images of the Razr 2025 (also known as the Motorola Razr 60). The renders show the device from even more angles in two of its color options. They confirm that it will have different finishes than the…
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Google testifies that it pays Samsung to install Gemini
Summary: In an ongoing antitrust case, Google testified to paying Samsung a monthly fee for installing Gemini on Galaxy devices. The actual amounts have not been disclosed. Google has long enjoyed dominance in the search engine space. Now that it looks to repeat this feat for AI, Google is paying Samsung to pre-install Gemini on…
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Instagram 'Edits' video editing app rolling out with many tools & AI
Summary: Instagram has launched the Edits video editing app for Android and iOS users. The app is free to download and use. It has tons of editing features that will help you create awesome social-media-ready videos. Let’s not forget that future updates to the app will include additional features, including Keyframes, Modify, and more. In…
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The HONOR GT Pro will put its competition to shame!
Summary: HONOR will launch the GT Pro in China this week. The phone features a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and a massive 7,200mAh battery. Ahead of the official launch, its full specs have already leaked online. HONOR seems to be launching a new phone every day. The brand recently launched the HONOR Power smartphone in…
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May is Maintainer Month: Celebrating those who secure Open Source
Maintainer Month returns this May, and the Open Source Initiative (OSI) is proud to join GitHub and a global community of contributors in honoring the individuals who steward and sustain Open Source projects. In 2025, Maintainer Month enters its fourth year with a clear and urgent theme: Securing Open Source. Throughout the month, OSI and…
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Best Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold cases
So, you’re getting a Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, and you think that you’re going to use this phone naked. While the brave among us will use this phone without a case, you’re not made of money, so you want to protect your $1,800 investment. This is where a good case comes in. If you’re…
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Apple is still not safe from the tariffs
Summary: While Donald Trump has excluded certain forms of tech from the tariffs, Apple could still suffer from them. China has threatened to retaliate against companies that cooperate with the U.S. in any way that affects Beijing negatively. This could bode ill for Apple. A few days ago, many companies in the tech industry breathed…
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Samsung's vision for the future of mobile AI disclosed in Q&A round
Samsung is among the smartphone brands that have most invested in implementing AI in mobile devices. The company leveraged its partnership with Google, where they work together and share technology, to pioneer the segment. The launch of the Galaxy S25 series made it clear that the firm will continue on this path long-term. In a…
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Samsung's tri-fold phone may charge at a snail's pace
Summary: We just got a hint about the charging speed of Samsung’s tri-fold phone. It’s tipped to be between 23W and 24W. This means that it will charge slower than the company’s flagship phones on the market. One of the smartphone specs we pay the most attention to is charging speed. While faster charging has…
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AH Real Deal: Grab these Sony wireless headphones for only $38
Sony’s most iconic and sought-after headphones may be a little more expensive, but you can still pick up a great pair of Sony wireless headphones for next to nothing. Right now, Amazon is offering a pretty good deal on the Sony WH-CH520 headphones, bringing the price down to just $38. These headphones normally cost $49.99…
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SATELLAI launches their debut product, SATELLAI Collar
A new mover in the pet tech space, SATELLAI, just launched their debut product, the SATELLAI Collar, on April 10th. Putting every function they could into a single smart collar, including GPS tracking, virtual fencing, health and activity monitoring, an integrated AI assistant, training resources, and an array of customizable feedback options, the SATELLAI Collar…
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The iPhone Everyone Laughed At Is Now Apple’s Best Seller
When Apple announced the iPhone 16e back in February, many of us were puzzled and thought, “who would buy this?” It has a single camera, which is an okay camera but not great. It doesn’t have MagSafe, it has the older notch display, among many other things. It’s also pretty pricey for what it offers,…
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Unlocking HyperOS' Hidden Potential: What Xiaomi Needs to Fix
Xiaomi released its new Android-based OS, or as some of you’d call it Android skin, back in October 2023. Its name is HyperOS, and it succeeded MIUI. In all honesty, HyperOS ended up looking very similar to MIUI, and even though it did bring some positive changes, it also introduced some negative ones. There is…
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Head of Google Search discloses AI Overviews' secrets in interview
Recently, Google Search, the world’s most popular search engine, has been undergoing major changes. The functional foundation remains the same, but with a twist: AI. The company has been implementing artificial intelligence through the AI Overviews feature to offer more useful and direct results. Now, the head of Google Search answered a series of key…
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Cyber insurance causes ransomware demands to skyrocket
Summary: A new study finds that if someone is hit by a ransomware attack, having cyber-insurance can cause the operator’s demands to skyrocket. It’s never fun getting hit with a ransomware attack. These attacks encrypt your hard drive. You wind up having to pay a ransom just to access your information. If you don’t have…
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T-Mobile could reverse this annoying change soon
Summary: T-Mobile could bring back self-service SIM swapping. This is something that the company took away back in 2022 to combat SIM swap attacks. It will come back soon, but we are still dealing with early leaked information. If you want to swap your number to another SIM card, it’s pretty easy to do… well,…
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The Android-free future of Fire TV arrives with Vega OS this year
Summary: Amazon is reportedly planning to ditch the Android-based Fire OS soon. Its first streaming device running on Vega OS is said to be launching later in 2025. Amazon is also working with publishers to write new apps for the platform. Amazon is set to ditch the Fire OS for streaming devices that are based on…
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It's time for developers to have fun with Gemini 2.5 Flash
Summary: Google has finally released Gemini 2.5 Flash for developers. Because of this, they can customize several aspects of the model to suit their own needs. OpenAI isn’t the only company out there releasing new AI models. Meta just announced its new Llama 4 models, and Google has been introducing us to some new models.…
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Apple boosts production of iPhones and iPads amid trade tensions
Summary: Apple has reportedly boosted the production of iPhones and iPads in the second quarter of this year. It is raising the output of iPhones by four million and iPads by 1.5 million. This is the company’s response to the trade tensions between China and the US, and the tariff policy changes by the Trump…
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Intel wants to make laptops more modular
Summary: Intel is working on a system to make laptop motherboards more modular. Rather than being focused on customers, the company is focused on OEMs. This will help cut costs for laptop makers in the long run. While desktop computers are modular and customizable, laptops are a bit different. It’s not easy to simply swap…
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Apple's fighting the tariffs, and Samsung's benefitting
Summary: Apple is trying to produce as many iPhones as it can to beat the tariffs imposed against China, and Samsung Display could profit from it. Apple will need to buy more displays from Samsung Display for its phones. In an unsurprising move, U.S. President Donald Trump has exempted tech such as smartphones from the…
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Android 16 Beta 4 is here — the final stop before launch
Summary: Google has just released Android 16 Beta 4, which is the last scheduled Beta update for Android 16. The stable version is set to ship on June 3 for Pixel devices and AOSP. After teasing it yesterday, Google has now released Android 16 Beta 4. This is also the last scheduled update for the…
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AH Real Deal: Save 20% on this Android Auto wireless adapter
If you’ve never experienced Android Auto in your vehicle, then you should definitely check out this Android Auto Wireless Adapter that Amazon is currently offering a deal on. This little handy tool would typically set you back $64.99. However, Amazon now has it on sale for 20% off. That brings the final price down to…
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Google has good news for college students in need of AI
Summary: Google is offering college students a free subscription to Gemini Advance along with 2TB of storage. This will give them access to some very powerful AI tools to help them with their studies. AI can be many things, and one of those things is a digital tutor. With finals coming up for college students,…
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Advance your career and organization with the CODE certification
The world runs on Open Source. From global commerce and finance to AI and critical infrastructure, the software that powers progress is increasingly built in the open. But Open Source in the enterprise isn’t just about technology—it’s about collaboration at scale. That’s why we’re excited to highlight the Certified Open Source Developer for Enterprise (CODE)…
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OpenRock X Open-Ear Air Conduction Sport Earbuds Review: These are my new workout earbuds!
Audio quality, immersion, ANC, balance, sound stage, etc. These are all terms we use to properly describe our headphone/earbud experience. However, we never use the term “Perspective.” It might seem like an odd term to use, but here’s a question: From your perspective, what are earbuds? I was given the opportunity to review the OpenRock…
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Now, TikTok is getting its own community notes
Summary: TikTok is now getting ready to launch its own community notes. Users will be able to contribute their own notes, but they must meet certain qualifications in order to be a contributor. Meta has made headlines over the past couple of months because it got rid of fact-checking in lieu of a community notes…
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X might get rid of DMs, and people are puzzled
Summary: A software engineer at X stated that the platform will remove its entire DM system. Rumors floated around that the company would bring its own messaging platform called XChat. Lately, Elon Musk has been causing havoc and pain on a governmental scale by being on DOGE. However, we’re sure that most of us missed…
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AH Real Deal: ASUS ROG Cetra gaming earbuds drop to $64.99
If you love mobile games, then you really should think about getting a pair of gaming earbuds, like the ASUS ROG Cetra earbuds that Amazon is offering a deal on right now. These would normally come with a price tag of $99.99, but Amazon is slashing the price on them and bringing the end cost…
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Huawei’s New AI Chip Just Declared War on NVIDIA — And It’s Winning in China
Summary: Huawei has unveiled its Ascend 910C AI chip, powering the new CloudMatrix 384 — China’s most powerful AI cluster to date — and a direct competitor to NVIDIA’s GB2000 NVL72. This breakthrough not only signals China’s growing independence in AI compute, but also comes at a critical moment as U.S. tariffs and chip restrictions…
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Join us at the OFA Symposium 2025: Advancing open technology impact in uncertain times
Be part of a global conversation on the future of openness at the OpenForum Academy (OFA) Symposium 2025, taking place November 18–19 at the FGV Law School in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Through expert panels, case studies, and collaborative discussions, the Symposium will consider the transformative potential of openness in uncertain times. The Open Source…
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Wear OS could make summoning Google Assistant much easier
Summary: Google could bring a Raise to Speak feature to Wear OS that will let you summon the Google Assistant without needing to say “Hey Google.” However, we don’t know if Google wants to make this exclusive to Pixel Watches or bring it to all Wear OS watches. Modern tech is all about making things…
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FCC listing provides new details on possible OnePlus Watch 3 Mini
Summary: A new smartwatch from OnePlus has surfaced at the FCC, suggesting it may come with a smaller display and overall smaller watch case. This could be the rumored OnePlus Watch 3 Mini that was recently hinted at back in March. A new smartwatch from OnePlus has reportedly shown up at the FCC in a new…
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OpenAI might piss off Elon Musk with its next project
Summary: OpenAI is currently working on a social media platform. Right now, there is an early prototype that’s focused on image generation. Not much information is known about this platform at the moment. OpenAI has pretty much cornered the AI market with its chatbot, but that doesn’t mean that the company doesn’t want to dip…
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Android's new auto-restart feature fights thieves with time limits
Summary: Google is adding an auto-restart feature to Android devices to improve their security. This feature will force Android devices to restart automatically if they have been locked for a certain number of days in a row. After the reboot, a PIN or password will be required to lock the device. Google is beefing up security…
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Motorola Edge 60 Stylus launched with Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 SoC, 5000mAh battery & more
Summary: Motorola debuts the Moto Edge 60 Stylus in India, featuring a familiar design and spec sheet. It becomes the first phone in India’s smartphone segment to offer built-in stylus support. Motorola has launched another phone under the Edge 60 series, the Moto Edge 60 Stylus. The brand has launched this device in India, following…
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PS5 prices jump again in Europe as Sony cites inflation concerns
Summary: Sony has issued a price increase for the PS5 in Europe and a few other regions. These changes will impact the cost of the digital edition PS5, and price changes have already taken effect as of April 14. The PS5 is getting a price increase in Europe and a few other regions. Sony has confirmed…
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Lina Khan Says Facebook ‘Panicked’ — And That’s Why It Bought Instagram and WhatsApp
Summary: As the FTC vs Meta trial begins this week, former FTC chair, Lina Khan talked about the deals that saw Facebook acquire Instagram and WhatsApp. Khan believes that Facebook “Panicked” and bought Instagram and WhatsApp after seeing their astronomical growth. Lina Khan, the former US FTC chairperson, stated in an interview on CNBC today…
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Samsung's Good Lock app now available globally
Summary: Samsung has kept its promise by making Good Lock, the module-based customization app, available globally through the Galaxy Store. However, it’s still pending its arrival on the Google Play Store, which the company also promised. Good Lock is one of the best exclusive apps for Galaxy devices. It unlocks a world of customization possibilities…
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Leaked OnePlus Nord CE 5 specs hint at a battery beast
Summary: Some specs for the upcoming OnePlus Nord CE 5 have just popped up. The device could have a 120Hz display, run on a MediaTek Dimensity 8350, sport a 50MP camera, and have a large 7100mAh battery. What phone is going to take the crown as top mid-range phone of the year? Will it be…
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Foldable iPhone could be inspired by Samsung in a key feature
Summary: Apple could be inspired by Samsung regarding front-facing camera implementation in its iPhone Fold. According to a recent report, Apple will use under-screen camera technology. The leak also reveals the size and resolution of the first foldable iPhone’s screens. Leaks related to the alleged iPhone Fold—tentative name—have been intensifying in recent weeks. This could…
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Galaxy S25 Ultra users report rattling issues during shooting
Summary: Some users have reported that the Galaxy S25 Ultra is rattling when ultrawide shooting. Samsung has yet to comment on the issue. Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series continues to focus on delivering a strong camera experience, just like its predecessors. The S25 Ultra stands out with key upgrades, such as a 50 MP ultra-wide angle lens.…
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Leak teases new Motorola accessories
Summary: A leak on X showed us a glimpse of some new Motorola accessories in development. The Moto Loop Earbuds and the Moto Watch Fit look very different from the company’s previous wearables, and in a good way. Motorola has been pumping out new releases recently, and a new leak suggests there is more to…
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Smartphones & computers officially exempt from Trump's tariffs
Summary: Tech fans, you can breathe easy. Donald Trump’s administration has announced an exemption from tariffs on smartphones and computers, as well as other electronic products. The exemption also includes the huge 145% tariff on imports from China, everyone’s main concern. If you like tech, like smartphones or PCs, you may be worried about the…
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Trump Tariffs Are Reshaping the Smartphone Industry — And Consumers Will Pay the Price
“Foreign leaders have stolen our jobs, foreign cheaters have ransacked our factories, and foreign scavengers have torn apart our once-beautiful American Dream. But it is not going to happen anymore.” With this declaration, President Trump launched a dramatic reversal of decades of US trade policy. The irony is hard to miss: America, once the champion…
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Replacement Galaxy Ring chargers are not cheap!
Summary: Samsung recently started selling replacement chargers for its Galaxy Ring, and they’re a bit expensive. You will have to fork over $90 for a new charger. Last year, Samsung started selling its Galaxy Ring. This was a pretty big step for the company, as it entered a completely new market. Seen as a competitor…
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OnePlus 13’s Android 16 beta update lets you set a battery charging limit
Summary: OnePlus has released a new battery charging limit feature for the OnePlus 13 smartphone through the Android 16 Beta 2 update. This feature allows testers to set the charging limit from 80 percent to 100 percent in 5 percent increments. The company could offer this functionality to all users in a stable Android 16…
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Former Qualcomm executive found guilty of fraud
Dr. Karim Arabi, former vice president of Qualcomm’s Research and Development Department, could receive a severe sentence of up to 20 years in prison. The jury found the ex-Qualcomm executive guilty of fraud and money laundering. Arabi developed and executed an elaborate scheme to defraud the company where he worked. The case involves $180 million…
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TikTok's owner is building smart glasses
Summary: ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok, is working on its own pair of AI-powered smart glasses. These are going to take on the smart glasses on the market like the Meta Smart Glasses. The smart glasses market is set to explode, with companies like Google and Samsung set to launch their own devices in…
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You'll be waiting for Samsung's XR glasses until 2026
Summary: A new rumor suggests that Samsung’s XR smart glasses will be codenamed “Project Haean” and will launch sometime in 2026. They could have deep integration with Gemini, which should come as no surprise. Smart glasses technology has been really taking off recently, with several companies launching their own pairs. We just saw Google’s XR…
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Realme GT 7 with massive battery gets launch date, specs
Summary: The launch date of the Realme GT 7 has finally been revealed. The smartphone will be introduced on April 23. Realme has started the countdown for the vanilla GT 7 model, a few months after launching the GT 7 Pro. The Chinese brand revealed the smartphone’s launch date through recently shared teaser posters and…
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Apple Maps is available on Android (sorta)
Summary: Apple has made Apple Maps accessible to Android phones, but there’s a catch. The company didn’t release the app, it made the Apple Maps website available to run through browsers. While it’s accessible on Android, there are some features that are unavailable. Google makes many of its most popular apps and services available to…
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Bluesky adds emoji reactions and a new "Explore" page
Summary: Bluesky version 1.100 introduces emoji reactions in direct messages, and completely changes the Search page. The page is now called Explore and shows trending topics and suggested accounts to follow. Bluesky has been steadily working on its features to become a viable alternative to X. With the latest version 1.100 Bluesky is changing the…
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AH Real Deal: Grab the 2025 Motorola moto g for $199.99
Motorola’s 2025 moto g continues Motorola’s trend of offering a decent phone for little money, and if you’re in need of a device, whether it be an upgrade to something new or just a replacement, Best Buy has you covered. The 2025 moto g isn’t on sale as it’s a brand-new phone that was just…
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Google just unveiled its most powerful AI chip to-date
Summary: Google just announced its new Ironwood AI chips. These are extremely powerful chips that will power the company’s AI tasks going forward. An AI agent is only as smart as the hardware powering it. This is why companies pay top dollar for the most powerful chips on the market to drive their AI. Nvidia…
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Corsair's new Call of Duty collection drops in for Verdansk return
Summary: Corsair has launched a new Call of Duty: Warzone collection of products. The collection includes controllers from SCUF, gaming PCs from Origin PC, Corsair headsets, and a handful of other items. All products have a unique Warzone-themed aesthetic. Call of Duty: Warzone is celebrating its 5th anniversary since its release, ushering in the return of…
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T-Mobile to start testing Nokia's 6G equipment
Summary: T-Mobile has been granted permission by the FCC to test experimental 6G equipment from Nokia. This may signal a future partnership between the companies in the upcoming 6G era. 5G has been out for several years, but 6G is now being developed. T-Mobile has obtained permission to begin testing Nokia’s 6G equipment in its…
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Google is the latest giant to adopt Anthropic's MCP AI data protocol
Competition in the artificial intelligence segment is increasingly fierce. Major names are constantly announcing innovations and advancements that drive the growth and advancement of AI-based developments. Last year, Anthropic announced the MCP protocol for communication between AI models and databases or data systems. Now, Google has announced that it will also adopt Anthropic’s MCP for…
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EU to announce verdict in Apple & Meta antitrust cases in coming weeks
Summary: The EU is all set to announce verdicts in the antitrust cases against Apple and Meta in the coming weeks. The regulators have alleged that both companies violated the laws of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). While Meta continues to deny all the allegations, it could face minor fines along with Apple for the…
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Key insights from the 2025 State of Open Source Report
Each year, the State of Open Source Report offers a valuable pulse check on the global Open Source ecosystem—and the 2025 edition is no exception. Produced by Perforce OpenLogic, in partnership with the Eclipse Foundation and the Open Source Initiative, this report uncovers the latest trends, tensions, and transformations shaping how Open Source is adopted,…
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Android 16 Developer Preview now available for two Xiaomi phones
Summary: Xiaomi has reportedly released the Android 16 Developer Preview for the Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 14T Pro. The latest update allows developers to test their apps on the new OS. If they want to install the update, you must ensure both smartphones run on specific OS versions. They can locally update these devices or…
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PlayStation Portal cloud streaming now supports game capture
Summary: Sony’s PlayStation Portal is getting a new software update today, and it brings in several new features for the cloud streaming beta. This includes the ability to finally capture gameplay and sort games in the catalog. Sony’s PlayStation Portal remote player is gaining some new and exciting features today as part of an update to…
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Trump Softens Global Tariffs, Then Slams China With 125% Hike
Summary: After trillions were lost in the stock market over the past week, President Trump eases up on the tariffs. He announced that he is pausing tariffs for 90 days, with the hopes of negotiating deals with over 75 countries that have already called. However, tariffs on China remain, and have increased to 125%. President…
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OnePlus releases the Android 16 Beta 2 update for OnePlus 13
Summary: The OnePlus 13 has become the first non-Pixel smartphone to receive the Android 16 Beta 2 update. OnePlus has announced that only developers and advanced users should use this build. If you’ve purchased your OnePlus 13 from Verizon or T-Mobile, then you can’t install this build on your units. Google will be rolling out the…
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Reddit Answers gets Google’s Gemini integration to serve better results
Summary: Reddit and Google have announced a new update that integrates the Gemini AI assistant into Vertex AI, which makes finding answers faster than ever. The community-driven social media platform is utilizing the power of Google to help you comb through more than 100,000 Reddit communities. Last December, the testing for Reddit Answers functionality kicked…
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This feature could make the iPhone 17 Pro a vlogger's best friend
Summary: The iPhone 17 Pro could bring a feature that will let users record videos simultaneously from the front and rear cameras. From the sounds of it, this could be an iOS 19 feature when it comes out. The iPhone 17 could be a pretty big departure from the iPhones we have now. They’d better…
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Razer's Blade laptops are no longer for sale at its US site
Summary: Razer has halted sales of the Blade 16 and Blade 18 through its US online store. The option to buy either laptop has been removed, with a button that says “notify me” taking its place. Halted US sales may not apply to retail partners. Razer has reportedly halted sales of its lineup of Blade laptops…
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There are no “Degrees of Open”: why Openness is binary
In conversations around Open Source AI, a familiar idea keeps surfacing: that “openness is a spectrum.” It sounds convenient, especially when trying to reconcile proprietary data or partially open models with the ideals of Open Source. But let’s be clear: this is a flawed premise—and one the Open Source community must push back on. Freedom…
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Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro gets FCC certification with key details
Many details about the Galaxy XCover 7 Pro have been leaking recently. However, this won’t be the only rugged device the company will launch soon. A rumored Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro has received its corresponding FCC certification. This new listing indicates an imminent launch. Although the names of the lineups are different, both—”XCover” and…
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YouTube TV app disappeared from your Roku device? Here’s the fix
Summary: Several Roku users have flooded Reddit, Google, and Roku forums saying that the YouTube TV app has disappeared from their Roku devices. The popular video streaming app has suddenly vanished from the homescreens of the Roku devices. However, there’s a simple fix for this problem. In the past couple of days, the YouTube TV…
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Nintendo says tariffs aren't to blame for Switch 2's higher cost
Summary: Nintendo is defending the price of the Switch 2, saying that previous tariffs did not directly impact the price. The increase in cost is due to “multiple factors.” Tariffs were not factored into the final cost of the console in the US. Nintendo is reportedly defending the higher price of the Switch 2, as President…
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US tariffs cause share value decline for Japanese game companies
Summary: The share value decreased this morning for several Japanese game companies due to US tariffs. Companies impacted by the tariffs include Sony, Nintendo, SEGA Sammy, Konami, and a few others. The share value for several Japanese game companies is seeing a sharp decline due to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, with values decreasing…
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Motorola could add the Moto Stylus to its Edge series
Summary: Moto Edge 60 Stylus could be the first Stylus smartphone from Motorola under the Edge series. The phone is tipped to launch on 17th April with familiar specifications. Motorola Edge 60 Fusion is the latest device from the Moto Edge 60 series. The brand is also preparing to launch Edge 60 and Edge 60…
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Samsung to report a huge drop in profit as chip business struggles
Summary: Samsung will reportedly post a 21% drop in its operating profit for the first quarter of this year, largely due to the company’s struggling chip business. Challenges in the foundry division and delays in kicking off production in its new US chip facility have made things worse for the company. Samsung has been struggling…
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Large publications urge the government to stop AI theft
Summary: Several major news publications are urging the U.S. government to stop AI theft. They want to keep companies from training their models on copyrighted data. They are running ad campaigns online and in print to help stop this from happening. The struggle never stops, does it? Companies are in a constant battle against AI…
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Future Samsung Galaxy S Ultra phones could miss the S Pen
For several years now, Galaxy S Ultra device users have enjoyed the S Pen as an exclusive feature. Only these phones and the Galaxy Tabs are compatible with the stylus accessory. As of today, this doesn’t seem likely to change, at least in the short term. However, Samsung could separate the S Pen from future…
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New life for old tech: Australia's refurbished phones
It’s not exactly a secret that smartphones have become quite expensive. That’s just the world we live in now. The prices have gone up in general, and that includes technology. Some phones cost over $2,000 these days. Those are extremes, but still, if you want a proper flagship device, chances are you’ll have to part…
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Here's every game you can play on Nintendo Switch 2 at launch
Summary: Nintendo fully revealed the Switch 2 and its launch lineup of games this week, showcasing what gamers will be able to play once the console launches on June 5. The list is comprised of a few Nintendo Switch exclusives, as well as several third-party partner games. Nintendo officially held its Nintendo Switch 2 Direct earlier…
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OpenAI and Anthropic want to be college students' best friends
Summary: Both OpenAI and Anthropic made announcements aimed at students in college within 24 hours. OpenAI made ChatGPT free for students while Anthropic announced a new Claude for Education. AI companies are clamoring to reach student around the world. While AI can be used to cheat on assignments, it can also be a great tool…
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G.Skill unveils lightning-fast DDR5 128GB RAM and 64GB RAM kits
Summary: G.Skill has announced two new memory kits aimed at enthusiast-level PC users and gamers, touting extremely high-capacity and incredibly fast speeds. One memory kit is comprised of 128GB, capable of reaching speeds of DDR5-8000, while the other comes in at 64GB with possible speeds of DDR5-9000. G.Skill has just unveiled what it says is the…
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We'll have to wait a bit longer for GPT-5
Summary: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman just announced that the company will delay GPT-5. Also, it will launch new o3 and o4 mini models in the meantime. Avid AI fans have been waiting for the next generation of OpenAI’s models, GPT-5 since last year. Next month will mark a year since it announced GPT-4o, and we…
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Google to require all Android 16 phones to use the Vulcan API
Summary: Android 16 will require devices to support Vulcan’s new Host Image Copy feature. This will improve gaming and 3D graphics performance, and reduce stuttering. Android has been leveraging the more efficient Vulcan API for many years. With Android 16’s new changes, Google is doubling down, requiring devices to support the new Host Image Copy…
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Amazon will take on Starlink later this year, lifts off next week
Summary: Amazon will take on Starlink by launching its own Project Kuiper satellites into orbit. On April 9th, it will send satellites into low earth orbit, and it hopes to provide satellite broadband internet later this year. Starlink is the talk of the town at the moment as companies race to make satellite communication the…
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T-Mobile tracking glitch exposed the locations of kids to strangers
Summary: Recently, a glitch in T-Mobile’s tracking systems exposed the names, photos, and real-time locations of children to strangers. Furthermore, a similar bug affected the telecom operator’s car tracking service, providing other people’s vehicles and data. T-Mobile announced that it has resolved the issue caused by a system update. On Tuesday, some T-Mobile subscribers lost…
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AH Real Deal: Snag the 1TB WD Black SN850X SSD for $99
Amazon has a great deal on the WD Black SN850X internal SSD that you should take advantage of while you can. The deal is being offered on all capacities of the SSD but we’re focusing on the 1TB model because it’s the least expensive and a really good value. It’s also worth mentioning that this…
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The Google Pixel 9a gets a teardown video
Summary: Ahead of the Google Pixel 9a’s launch date of April 10th, a teardown video has surfaced online, revealing the device’s internal design. The video shows the arrangement of all the internal components of the new affordable Pixel. Google introduced the Pixel 9a on March 19th as its latest mid-range offering. However, it’s been more…
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Upcoming Galaxy Rings could have direct wireless charging
Samsung launched its first smart ring, the Galaxy Ring, in 2024. While it’s not a perfect product, it’s a solid starting point for improvements for future generations. According to reports, upcoming models will have enhancements in battery life, design, and measurement accuracy. Now, a patent from Samsung suggests that Samsung’s next Galaxy Ring could support…
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Samsung TV Copilot to Replace Google Assistant
Summary: Samsung is partnering with Microsoft to release Copilot as the new voice assistant on its smart TVs. This comes as a replacement for Google Assistant which had occupied this role for years. Samsung has been phasing out Google Assistant on all of its TVs, and now we finally know why. Microsoft Copilot has emerged…
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AGI arrival could cause 'existential risks,' Google DeepMind says
Google is one of the main names in the artificial intelligence field. The company’s DeepMind division produces dozens of developments and technologies that eventually find their way into Google’s core products and services. Recently, Google DeepMind shared a safety paper that warned about the AGI era. However, there are voices opposing the document’s conclusions. OpenAI…
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Switching to T-Mobile might earn you $1,050
Summary: T-Mobile has a new promotion that will grant new users up to $1,050 when they switch to T-Mobile home internet plan. This includes canceling their current contract and granting them a virtual Mastercard when they swap over. The company also has a deal for people who are 55+ that saves them $20/month. Don’t you…
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Samsung's Ultra-Thin Galaxy S25 Edge Will Finally be Available on May 13
Summary: New report says the Galaxy S25 Edge will go on sale on May 13. Earlier this week, we had heard that the Galaxy S25 Edge had been delayed, after it was originally scheduled for April 15. Now, SamMobile is reporting that the launch will happen on May 13. This information is coming from Max…
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OPPO Find X8 Ultra’s key camera specs officially confirmed
Summary: OPPO has revealed the key camera specs of the upcoming Find X8 Ultra flagship smartphone. The phone will debut with the company’s new in-house image engine, Lumo. OPPO will fit the device with cameras capable of supporting variable focal lengths and a new Sony LYT sensor. OPPO is all set to introduce the Find…
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Google made a dashcam app for Android Auto
Summary: Google has quietly developed a dashcam app for vehicles powered by Android Auto. The app is production-ready, and car manufacturers can easily integrate it into their vehicles. They can even customize the app as per their requirements. Android Auto is perhaps the most popular operating system or platform for vehicles. Announced in 2017, the…
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This previous-gen Exynos chip could power the Galaxy Z Flip FE
Summary: Samsung has reportedly decided to use the Exynos 2400e chip, an underclocked version of the Exynos 2400, in the affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE. Recent reports of persistent issues with Samsung’s 3nm wafers may have something to do with this. The device is also said to use the cameras of the Galaxy Z Flip…
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Samsung breaks tradition by using a third-party display driver for Galaxy A26
Summary: Samsung has opted for DB GlobalChip’s display driver for its Galaxy A26 smartphone. With this, DB GlobalChip debuts in the smartphone OLED display driver segment. Samsung launched the Galaxy A26 5G alongside the A36 and A56 about a month ago. The A26 features Samsung’s in-house Super AMOLED display with a V-shaped notch and Corning’s…
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Adobe finally adds AI video extender tool to Premiere Pro
Summary: Adobe has launched Premiere Pro 25.2, bringing an AI-powered video extender called Generative Extend, advanced search capabilities, automatic translation of video captions, and more. The standout tool among all is the Generative Extend, which allows you to extend video footage by up to two seconds and is currently free to use for a limited…
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Big News for Open Source—From the UN to the OSI new directors
Members Newsletter – April 2025 We’re thrilled to share that the Open Source Initiative (OSI) is the first organization to officially endorse the United Nations Open Source Principles! These eight principles lay out a strong foundation for open, secure, and inclusive digital collaboration across the globe—and we’re in good company. Seventeen organizations (and counting), including The Linux Foundation,…
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Qualcomm acquires VinAI’s generative AI division to expand its AI capabilities
Summary: Qualcomm has acquired (MovianAI), the generative AI division of VinAI for an undisclosed amount. The founder and CEO of VinAI, will also join Qualcomm. Qualcomm will launch a new mobile processor in China on April 2nd. The exact processor name is not yet confirmed. As per rumours, it could be called the Snapdragon 8s…
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Samsung's new Onyx 4K cinema displays promise OLED quality
Summary: Samsung has launched new LED-based cinema displays in the Onyx lineup with features like 4K resolution, 120 Hz and support for multiple technologies that promise to offer a visual experience similar to that of OLED screens. Samsung Display is one of the world’s leading display suppliers. The company offers products for all types of…
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British authors want Meta held accountable for copyright infringement
Summary: Several British authors are calling on UK Secretary of State Lisa Nandy to hold Meta accountable for possible copyright infringement. Meta, allegedly, used LibGen, a database of 7.5 million books to train models, and the authors are heavily against that. This is an argument that’s been going on for a couple of years, but…
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OpenAI to soon offer Deep Research to all ChatGPT users for free
Summary: OpenAI’s Deep Research feature is currently available exclusively to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Enterprise subscribers. However, the company will soon make it available to all ChatGPT users in the near future. The feature handles complex tasks, like making a paper-white-like report about a certain topic for you. Earlier in February, OpenAI introduced Deep Research,…
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OpenAI finally rolls out ChatGPT's image generator to all free users
Summary: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced today that ChatGPT’s native image generator is now free for everyone. While OpenAI planned to roll out the feature for both premium and free tiers, it delayed it for non-paying users. Altman then said that the company’s GPUs were under a tremendous load due to the huge demand. ChatGPT…