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Gemini App Can Now Create Custom Storybooks for You
A report last month suggested that Google was working on a new Gemini tool for generating illustrated storybooks. The search giant has now officially released the feature for the app. Furthermore, users can bring their vision to life in any style imaginable: from pixel art to comics, clay animation, crochet, and even coloring books. The…
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Case study: enhancing SBOMs with cdsbom at the Linux Foundation
Authors: Jeff Mendoza and Gary O’Neall Open Source licensing is a cornerstone of modern software development, enabling organizations to accelerate innovation by reusing existing components. However, accurately capturing licensing details in SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) at scale is often challenging. Incomplete or inconsistent license data can lead to compliance risks, particularly when dealing with…
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The Battle Cats Team Up With Sonic For Exclusive Rewards, Characters, and Maps
You gotta go fast to make sure you don’t miss out on The Battle Cats and Sonic the Hedgehog collab that just launched. This crossover event runs from August 4th until August 18th, 2025, and it includes a variety of limited maps based on the stages we all know and love from the Sonic franchise. …
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Review: The Best Just Got Better (and Comfier)
What do you do when you already have the best smartwatch on the planet? Well, you make it more comfortable, more accurate, and add a few more features. That’s exactly what Samsung did this year with the Galaxy Watch 8. One of the bigger changes that Samsung made this year was to make it thinner…
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Xiaomi 16 Pro Max to Feature Massively Improved Camera Sensor
While not officially present in the US market—like other major Chinese brands—Xiaomi has been among the benchmarks in mobile photography for years. Its main “numeric” series, and especially its “Ultra” versions, often surprise in this regard. Now, the company reportedly wants to take things even further in the Xiaomi 16 series with a “Pro Max”…
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iPhone 17 Air's Ultra-Slim Battery Leaks in Live Images
Apple will add a new super-slim iPhone to its lineup this year, presumably the iPhone 17 Air. The device is tipped to get a battery capacity of under 3,000mAh. In comparison, a “direct rival,” Galaxy S25 Edge, features a bigger 3,900mAh cell. In a recent development, the iPhone 17 Air battery thickness, including its metal…
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Galaxy Z Fold 7 Enterprise Edition: Enhanced for the Business World
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has already made waves in the consumer market. The device turned a trend where the more affordable “Flip” models were more popular than the “Fold.” Now, Samsung is rolling out a special version aimed specifically at the corporate world: the Galaxy Z Fold 7 Enterprise Edition. This isn’t just…
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Instagram Live Gets a Minimum Follower Requirement
Instagram is a widely used social media platform. Among its features, the Live mode is used by many influencers. You could individually use it with your friends and family for fun and connection, but now, you can’t. Meta has introduced a minimum follower requirement for users to go live on the Instagram app. Instagram Live…
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Apple's LOFIC iPhone Camera Sensor Promises Cinema Quality
Imagine your next iPhone capturing photos and videos with a richness and detail usually reserved for high-end cinema cameras. Well, that dream might be closer than you think. Recent leaks suggest Apple is deep into testing an in-house LOFIC camera sensor that could be a true game-changer. It’s not just more megapixels; it’s a big…
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MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Chip Tipped to Reach 2M+ AnTuTu Score
It seems MediaTek is about to launch a new chip that could make waves in the mid-range and sub-flagship segments. This is the Dimensity 8500, a chip that, according to a recent leak, will surpass 2 million points in the popular AnTuTu benchmark. This would make it one of the most powerful mobile SoCs out…
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Next-Gen Vivo X300 Set For 200MP Major Camera Boost
There is big news for mobile photography enthusiasts and fans of Vivo’s flagship smartphones. The company launched the first models in the X200 series last October. Now, a fresh leak has just provided key details about the camera sensors in the upcoming Vivo X300, the base model in Vivo’s next-generation lineup. For years, Vivo’s “X”…
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T-Mobile's 5G network now helps save water by detecting pipe leaks
Phone carriers are responsible for offering a stable network, having plans that are accessible to everyone, and delivering enhanced coverage. But beyond this, the telecom giants have a lot going on in the background. T-Mobile has now announced one such initiative, where it will use its large 5G network to detect any water leaks. T-Mobile…
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The Clock Is Ticking: Google Must Change Android App Store In 14 Days
The digital world is abuzz with news that could dramatically alter the way you use your Android phone. Following a legal victory for Epic Games, Google finds itself facing a swift deadline: just 14 days to begin dismantling key aspects of its Android app store (Play Store) operations. The ruling of the antitrust lawsuit against…
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Sony's PlayStation handheld has half the performance of PS5
Sony’s upcoming PlayStation handheld, which has been rumored for a while now, is likely to have some decent performance. Sony hasn’t officially announced this handheld yet, so it’s not really possible to know just how good the performance will be. Assuming the device ever even makes it to release. However, new information has popped up…
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How Many Pixels Have to Catch Fire Before Google Does Something?
The Pixel 6a comes with a SIM ejector tool, a quick switch adapter, a USB-C to USB-C cable, and of course, the phone. But with recent battery issues, maybe Google should consider bundling a fire extinguisher with future iterations of its Pixel A-series models. Because over the past year, at least five Pixel 6a units…
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Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Name Leaked As Qualcomm's New Sub-Flagship Chip
Snapdragon 8 Elite is Qualcomm’s current flagship chip for Android phones and tablets. This was a shift in naming strategy compared to the previous generation called Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. Later this year, the brand will introduce its successor, presumably the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2. Now, a report suggests that both brandings may coexist…
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iPhone 17 Air Leak Confirms Battery Trade-Off For Ultra-Thin Design
Samsung isn’t the only company making significant changes to its flagship phone lineup. Apple will reportedly do so first with its upcoming iPhones, replacing the “Plus” model with an ultra-thin “Air.” Now, a fresh report has offered a glimpse into the battery capacity of the upcoming iPhone 17 Air, including some images showing a cell…
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MagSafe Might Be the Google Pixel 10’s Secret Weapon Against the iPhone
Last year, Google did a somewhat large redesign of the Pixel lineup. Flattening the edges of the phone, and even the camera bar, while sticking with its unique design identity. This seemed like a way to get iPhone users to switch over to the Pixel, and it worked. There were quite a few people who…
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Epic Games Triumphs Over Google: Ruling Opens Android App Store
After years of legal battles, Epic Games has won a resounding victory against Google. The ruling could dramatically reshape the landscape of Android app distribution. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a 2023 jury verdict that found Google guilty of maintaining an “illegal monopoly” through its Play Store and billing practices on Android.…
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Apple & Google Team Up with White House to Reshape Digital Healthcare
The health industry is a lucrative one. This is why companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung all want a piece of the pie. We’re talking about devices like smartwatches, smart rings, and apps designed to help users track their progress and provide metrics. Now, in a bid to unify the digital healthcare landscape, Apple and…
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EA won't try to milk you for extra cash with the price of Battlefield 6
Battlefield 6 is like many other games in recent months, with the price of the game at launch being a hot topic and a mystery that gamers rightfully want to solve. Thankfully, it seems like Battlefield 6 won’t cost more than the previous game in the franchise. If you’ve been living under a rock since…
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Google Signs EU AI Code of Practice But Warns It May Slow Innovation
AI is being developed at a breakneck pace. Each new model released is leaps and bounds smarter and more powerful than the previous version. At some point, we have to wonder, are we developing a piece of technology that we don’t fully understand for the sake of progress? That’s where regulation comes in, and where…
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Snapdragon 8s Elite Chip Details Emerge with True Flagship Power
There’s some exciting news from the world of smartphone processors. Qualcomm appears to be brewing up a new chip that promises flagship-level performance without the top-tier price tag. More specifically, we’re talking about the “sub-flagship” Snapdragon 8s Elite chip (tentative name), for which juicy details have leaked, generating hype about its potential performance. A fresh report…
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OnePlus Pad Mini Chip Leak Hints at a Compact Power Beast
Good news for tablet enthusiasts looking for a compact device without sacrificing performance. The company appears to be working on a new model aimed at the high-performance segment but with a smaller, more compact, and more manageable screen size. The device, reportedly called the OnePlus Pad Mini, would be powered by a powerful Qualcomm chip.…
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What Is An MVNO? Everything You Need To Know
In the vast landscape of American cell phone service, it often feels like we’re limited to a trio of giants: AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. But lurking beneath the surface is a whole world of alternative carriers with enticing names like Visible, Straight Talk, Google Fi, and more. These unsung heroes of the cellular realm are…
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Apple Counters DoJ Antitrust Claims Defending its Practices
A behemoth like Apple is no stranger when it comes to lawsuits. So, it did not come as a complete shock when the DoJ filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging monopolistic practices. Now, in an official filing, Apple responds to the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against it, and it did not hold back. Apple responds to…
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Google Home Light Voice Controls Fix Is Finally Rolling Out
In recent weeks, there’s been a lot of talk about Google Home. However, it hasn’t been for good reasons. Many users were struggling with their smart home setup, reporting voice commands not working properly—or not working at all—among other issues. Recently, Google acknowledged the situation and promised a solution. Now, the long-awaited fix for Google…
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This battery-powered LG display goes where your couch won’t
The LG StandbyME 2 is entering its US launch period, with the company having officially rolled out the screen on its US-based online store this week. Officially hitting the US market on July 29, the LG StandbyME 2 is a portable smart touchscreen that sits atop a pole. This makes it an ideal device for…
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Google Photos May Soon Get AI-Powered "Help Me Edit" Feature
Google has been actively stuffing AI features into its app and services for some time now. If you’ve used Google Photos in recent months, you must have seen some AI features added to the app. Well, it seems Google isn’t done stuffing AI into the Photos app yet, as a new report suggests that it’ll…
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OpenAI CEO "Scared" of GPT-5 AI Model Capabilities
Earlier this year, OpenAI confirmed that it would delay the launch of its new GPT-5 model. The company later confirmed it would arrive this summer. We’re probably a few days or weeks away from its launch, but it seems that the new GPT-5 model has OpenAI CEO Sam Altman scared. OpenAI CEO scared of GPT-5…
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Razer's most popular Esports headset gets a big upgrade
Today is a big day for Razer and for Esports players and enthusiasts, because Razer has just announced the launch of its Blackshark V3 Pro headset. This is the third generation of what is arguably Razer’s most popular gaming headset for Esports and competitive multiplayer gameplay. With that in mind, it’s likely the pinnacle of…
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Meta's Camera Smartwatch Project Reportedly Back From The Dead
There were multiple reports in 2021 about a Meta smartwatch, but the company reportedly put the project on hold the following year. A new report now indicates that Meta’s smartwatch dreams aren’t over yet, and the company has revived the project and is now close to launching a product soon. According to DigiTimes, Meta has…
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Another Pixel 6a Just Caught Fire, Replace its Battery ASAP
Google Pixel 6a has been a point of discussion in the tech community for its ongoing battery concerns. The manufacturer even released an update to somewhat bring the situation under control. But despite that, the concerns are on the rise. A user’s Pixel 6a recently caught on fire while charging, and it may be a…
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Samsung to Deliver Faster Android Updates with New Development Model
Google launched the Android 16 update two months earlier than its usual release schedule of August-September. This was possible due to the new “Trunk Stabe” development model. Now, Samsung has also confirmed that it has shifted to the latest model, and hence, the Android updates will now be rolling out faster than earlier. Here’s what…
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OPPO’s Next Flagship Might Crush the Competition with a 7,500mAh Battery
OPPO is reportedly going to outfit the Find X9 Pro with MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 chipset, and a 7,500mAh capacity battery later this year, if recent rumors are to be believed. MediaTek is poised to announce the Dimensity 9500 in the next couple of months – likely in September, just before Snapdragon Summit. And OPPO is…
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Samsung’s Now Bar App Will Support More Apps in One UI 8
Samsung launched its useful Now Bar feature alongside the Galaxy S25 series of flagships earlier this year. While the One UI 7 update brought the Now Bar experience to more Samsung products, it still lacked support for cover screen foldable devices like the Galaxy Z Flip. However, Samsung’s newly launched Galaxy Z Flip 7 series…
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Samsung's Exynos 2600 Shows Big Performance Gains In New Benchmarks
Samsung is set to introduce its first 2nm smartphone chip, the Exynos 2600, later this year. It is expected to power the Galaxy S26 series in various markets in 2026. Initial leaks offered insights into the hardware’s potential technical specifications. However, recent Geekbench results are giving us a clearer picture of the performance of the…
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Galaxy S26 Ultra: This Could Be Its Most Realistic Design Glimpse Yet
The rumor mill has been buzzing with details about Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. However, they have focused mainly on what new features and enhanced specifications we might see. But now, we might have received the most realistic early look yet at the design of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. A conceptual image has appeared, showcasing…
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Samsung's One UI 8 Reportedly Kills Unlocking Bootloader
There is some potentially big news for Samsung phone owners. However, the latest development will impact especially those who love to tinker with their devices. It appears that the latest software update, One UI 8, is bringing a notable change that could limit how much control users have over their phones. Fresh reports claim that…
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AI Chatbots See Massive Growth But Google Still Reigns Supreme
For many of us, the internet means search engines. We type a question, and a world of information appears. But with the rapid rise of AI chatbots, a new question has emerged: are these AI-powered conversational platforms starting to replace our trusted search engines, or are they simply carving out their own digital space? A…
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The Google Maps app is crashing when searching for transit directions
Google Maps users have reportedly started facing a fresh new bug that is causing the app to crash when looking up transit directions. Despite trying every known fix, the issue still persists. Android Police was able to replicate the bug on one version of the Google Maps app (version number 25.30.00.78516346). Users facing the issue…
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New RCS version brings upgraded voice notes and better connectivity
RCS has gained many new features and improvements in recent years. The new release now makes things simpler if you’re into sending voice notes. The GSMA has announced the release of RCS Universal Profile 3.1, which brings upgraded voice note capabilities. It also offers reliable connectivity in areas with poor network coverage. RCS Universal Profile…
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Verizon Loses Legal Battle Over Headwater Patent, Faces $175 Million Fine
Verizon has reportedly violated the patent laws by infringing on the patent of Headwater Research. It is now ordered to pay a whopping $175 million in fines to the concerned party. What’s more interesting is the patent itself. It could’ve made our smartphone user experience better. Verizon loses patent battle against Headwater Research Headwater Research…
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Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Also Pops Up in Stunning Moonstone Color
It seems today is the day for Google Pixel 10 color reveals. We just had a good grasp on Google‘s upcoming palette this morning with the Moonstone color as the star. Now, additional images from the same source showcase even more vibrant options for the highly anticipated Google Pixel 10 series, in addition to showing…
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Google Pixel Watch 3: Everything You Need To Know
The Google Pixel Watch 3 is finally here, and it won’t be long before consumers have the watch around their wrists. While not a ton has changed with the Pixel Watch 3 in terms of overall design, there are more than a few changes in general. Not the least of which is a brand-new offering…
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EA’s pre-order fine print just gave away Battlefield 6’s launch date
The next Battlefield, which is now officially confirmed to be called Battlefield 6, looks to also have a confirmed launch date, thanks to an unexpected leak. It is worth noting that this date could be inaccurate, or it could end up changing as the game is still in active development. In other words, EA could…
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Microsoft Reportedly Boosting AI Investment by Laying off Thousands
Microsoft has conducted 15,000 layoffs and job suspensions this year alone. The Redmond-based tech giant is undergoing a significant transformation. According to a report by The Verge, Microsoft is boosting AI investments by laying off thousands of employees. Microsoft isn’t the only company doing this, as Intel also plans to lay off 24,000 by the…
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Assassin's Creed Shadows is being flooded with content soon
Assassin’s Creed Shadows was a huge success for Ubisoft, and before the game’s official launch, the publisher confirmed that there would be an expansion coming for the game down the line. There’s now a confirmation on when the expansion will be available to play. On July 22, Ubisoft began sharing information about the game’s Summer…
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Stop the Puck Madness: We Need a Universal Smartwatch Charger
Now that we have a universal charging port for most electronics, thanks to the EU, we need the EU to do the same thing for smartwatches. Things are starting to get out of hand. Currently, there are three major brands with Wear OS on their smartwatches. That’s Samsung, OnePlus, and Google. All of which have…
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MLB.TV 2025: The Ultimate Pricing, Features & Streaming Guide for Baseball Fans
Major League Baseball has been at the forefront of streaming technology for quite some time now. As a matter of fact, back in 2014, when the WWE launched its own streaming service, it utilized MLB’s technology from MLB.TV. Therefore, it’s safe to say that MLB.TV is one of the best streaming services available, considering its…
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Pixel Phone app might borrow this iOS calling feature
Google may soon add a new Call Message feature to the Pixel Phone app. As the name suggests, it will take messages, filter spam from missed/declined calls, and even offer summaries. The entire process will happen live and let you view real-time transcripts. It sounds similar to iPhone’s Live Voicemail feature that debuted with iOS…
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T-Mobile Data Breach Settlement: Some Customers Get Over $4,000
A massive data breach back in August 2021 impacted over 76 million T-Mobile customers in the US. Hackers reportedly managed to get their hands on some sensitive information, including names, addresses, zip codes, driver’s licenses, ID numbers, and whatnot. While the credit and debit card information wasn’t exposed, the damage was already done. Some of…
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Google Keep: Your Ultimate Guide To Taking Notes With Google's App
Google Keep is one of the most-used apps on Google Play with one of the highest numbers of downloads, and that speaks highly to how good the app is. Especially when you consider that there are so, so many more apps on the Play Store that users could spend their time with. This is impressive…
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Google Home to Finally Fix Its Major Issues, Company Confirms
There’s been a huge spike in reports from Google Home users recently regarding the poor Assistant experience. Multiple users have complained about problems with Google Home devices on Reddit and almost every corner of the web. So far, Google has ignored the complaints of users. However, a Google executive has finally acknowledged and apologized for…
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Samsung Adds 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Option to Its Wallet App
Samsung has added a new ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ feature to its Wallet app. We are already familiar with the fact that Samsung Wallet is one of the best picks for contactless payments. It allows you to digitally store all your digital bank cards, travel documents, identity documents, etc. The new option is a welcome…
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Google's Play Store app reveals Pixel 10 lineup before launch
Google’s Pixel 10 lineup has more or less leaked in full when it comes to the design, colors, and a few more interesting details, but now the entire lineup of phones has also (sort of) leaked in the Play Store. We say sort of because images of the phone didn’t just appear out of thin…
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Google Brings Photo-to-Video Capabilities to YouTube Shorts
Google keeps making periodic changes to its platforms, including YouTube. This time, the tech giant has added support for the Photo-to-Video tool on YouTube Shorts and Google Photos. The tool uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the selected images and then turns them into a nice-looking short video. Google announces Photo-to-Video tool for YouTube Shorts…
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Google Photos Gets a New Tool That Turns Photos into Videos
Google has released a couple of new tools for the Google Photos app, including a photo-to-video feature and a Remix functionality. The company’s artificial intelligence software powers both of them. The new functionalities will allow people to get more creative with their photo memories. You can now turn your photo into a video clip in…
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China Mobile's 6G Speed Milestone: 50GB Download in 1.4 Seconds
Ever wonder what the internet will feel like when 5G is old news? 6G connectivity might sound like something from a distant future. However, major telecom players are already making incredible strides. Case in point: China Mobile, the largest wireless carrier in China, just demonstrated a jaw-dropping achievement in 6G download speeds. This is a…
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OpenAI's Sam Altman Warns of Impending AI-Powered Fraud Crisis
Imagine your voice being perfectly mimicked, indistinguishable from the real thing, and used to access your bank account. This isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie; it’s a wake-up call from Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. Sam Altman recently spoke at a Federal Reserve conference, sounding the alarm about an…
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New York City Joins 'Citizen App' to Improve Public Safety
In a bid to enhance public safety communications in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams has introduced a new city-run account, “NYC Public Safety,” on the Citizen app. Thanks to the account, the city residents will be able to receive free public safety alerts through the popular app on Android and Apple devices. The public…
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Ready for Liquid Glass? iOS 26 Public Beta May Arrive Tomorrow
Apple announced iOS 26 at WWDC 2025 back in June. This is Apple’s next major iOS update. The company has released the developer preview, which, as the name suggests, is aimed more towards developers to help familiarize them with the changes. But if you’re an end user, we have some good news: the public beta…
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Samsung Starts Shipping Galaxy Z Fold 7 & Flip 7 to Early Buyers
Samsung officially launched its latest foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, at the Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. At the same event, the company also unveiled the Galaxy Watch 8 series. If you pre-ordered the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and other aforementioned products quite…
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Verizon Wants FCC to Change Network Lock-In Rules, Dish Says Not Yet
If you buy a new carrier-locked smartphone, you must stick to the network provider for the first 60 days. Verizon also follows similar network lock-in rules. However, it had recently submitted a request to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to remove the current network lock-in rules. It wants the FCC to ease up on them.…
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Leaked hands-on video of the Legion Go 2 confirms Ryzen Z2
Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 has leaked in a hands-on video showcasing what seems to be both a prototype piece of hardware and a potentially final iteration of the upcoming handheld. In fact, this is likely the same prototype hardware that Lenovo teased earlier this year. The Legion Go 2 prototype was first shown off during…
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Google might be bringing a darker, sleeker overlay to Gemini Live
Gemini Live looks to be getting a dark overlay that closely aligns with the app’s main UI design and color scheme. Whether you’ve actually used Gemini Live before or not, you’ve probably seen what the app looks like. It has a dark color scheme that wasn’t quite represented with the original style of the overlay.…
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Samsung Made These Good Lock Modules More Powerful & One UI 8-Supported
Samsung’s stable One UI 8 update is already out with the launch of the latest foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Flip 7 SE. While we don’t know when exactly the company is planning to roll out the stable One UI 8 update to older Galaxy smartphones, there’s some good news for…
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Battlefield 6 reveal imminent as EA sends out promotional teasers
EA is seemingly putting out Battlefield 6 teasers leading up to what seems like an eventual reveal for the game. Battlefield 6 has been kept under wraps pretty well since EA (sort of) announced the game. The publisher hasn’t put out an official announcement about the game’s launch with an announcement trailer or anything like…
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The Expensive Galaxy Z Fold 7 Surpasses Z Flip 7 In Pre-Orders
Samsung‘s newest foldable smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7, have just wrapped up their pre-order period. Early data from South Korea reveals an unexpected trend. For the first time in years, the premium, book-style Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is reportedly receiving more pre-orders than the more affordable—and usually more…
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Google Forces Pixel 4a's Controversial Battery Update to All Users
Google’s dark history with batteries has resurfaced once again. Serious issues, such as some Pixel 6a models melting while charging, have raised questions in the past. A significant development has now emerged regarding the battery update released for the Pixel 4a models at the beginning of the year, which sparked widespread criticism. Google makes Pixel…
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One OS to Rule Them All – Google’s Grand Android Plan
The unification of Android and Chrome OS has been rumored for a while now. A report surfaced back in November last year, saying that it will happen. It was just a rumor back then, though. Earlier this week, however, a Google exec flat-out confirmed that it’s happening. He did not share any additional information about…
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The Final Recall: Sony Xperia Smartphone Last Gasp Before Mobile Death
There was a time when holding a Sony Xperia meant something. It felt premium, deliberate, like Sony actually gave a damn. But today, that legacy has curdled into indifference. The Xperia brand has become a masterclass in missed potential: overpriced, underdelivered, and increasingly unavailable. From botched launches to vanishing market share, the Sony Xperia bungle…
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Gemini Live Gets Video Quality Boost: Your AI Can See Better
For those who enjoy interacting with Google’s AI assistant, Gemini, through its live camera feature, there’s welcome news. Google has just improved the video resolution while using Gemini Live with Camera. This means clearer visuals and a more effective way to show your AI assistant what you’re seeing. Improved video resolution and quality while using…
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Google Launches Monthly 'Gemini Drops': July Update New Features
Google‘s AI, Gemini, is constantly evolving to become your main AI platform. The company is now making it easier to keep up with all the new features. Welcome to “Gemini Drops,” a new monthly update designed to highlight the latest enhancements and new features reaching the Gemini app. The “Drops” will also offer tips on…
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Huawei's Next Tri-Fold Leak Shows How It Plans to Rival Samsung
As we eagerly await the release of the much-hyped tri-fold smartphone from Samsung, it looks like the competition is on its way with premium hardware. The model we’re talking about from Huawei is presumably called the Mate XT 2. For those who missed it, Huawei Mate XT is the first commercially available tri-folding phone. The…
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Meta Investors Settle $8 Billion Privacy Lawsuit Against Zuckerberg
In a sudden tech and social media-related development, a high-profile lawsuit centered on privacy violations at Facebook—now Meta Platforms—concluded unexpectedly with a settlement with the plaintiffs: Meta investors. Shareholders had been seeking an estimated $8 billion in damages from Mark Zuckerberg and other current and former Meta directors and officers. They alleged these individuals allowed…
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Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 & Dimensity 9500 Price to Stay Under Control
Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 and MediaTek Dimensity 9500, the flagship mobile chipsets of the respective brands, are in the works. The chipsets are expected to launch officially in the last quarter of this year. But ahead of that, we have new information that claims that the price of these flagship chipsets is not going to…
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Samsung DeX Comes to Galaxy Z Flip 7: A Desktop in Your Pocket
For years, Samsung‘s Galaxy Z Flip phones have offered stylish and compact clamshell-like designs thanks to foldable screen technology. They’ve also packed flagship power thanks to high-end chips. However, when it came to serious productivity, they often took a backseat to their larger “book-style” Z Fold siblings. That era, it seems, is over. The brand-new…
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One UI 8 Latest Beta Hints at Potential Stable Rollout Delay
Just when Galaxy S25 owners thought a stable One UI 8 update was around the corner, Samsung seems to have thrown a curveball. The latest beta build seemed promisingly close to pursued stability. However, the company has released another update for those enrolled in the beta program. What’s notable is the removal of a previously…
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Sony BRAVIA 5 Ultimate Review: A Solid Mid-Range TV With a PlayStation 5 Advantage
Sony’s BRAVIA 5 is the successor to the X90L that the company released in 2023. Unlike some other TV makers, Sony doesn’t replace each entry in its lineup every year; instead, they staggered them, which is why it took until 2025 for their mid-range miniLED model to get the new naming scheme. Currently, the BRAVIA…
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Hasselblad Stays With OPPO: Camera Partnership Renewed
Back in 2021, OnePlus announced its OnePlus 9 series, the first mobile phone to have a collaboration with Hasselblad. OPPO later started integrating it into its flagship smartphones. The merger of resources and R&D between OnePlus and OPPO made this possible. The OPPO-Hasselblad collaboration was meant to end this year, but it is now getting…
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Exclusive: Google Pixel Watch 4 will alert you to Breathing Emergencies
While the Google Pixel Watch 4 does look very similar to its predecessor, it does bring along quite a few new features. Google is also expanding its Personal Safety features on the Pixel Watch 4. While the Pixel Watch already had Emergency SOS, Crash Detection, and Fall Detection, Google is now adding Emergency Satellite Communications…
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Google Drive for Android About to Get Automatic PDF Summaries
Google Drive on the Web received a feature last month that can automatically generate a summary of PDF files. The search titan is now planning to add the same functionality to the Google Drive app on Android devices. Recently, folks over at Android Authority explored the Google Drive v2.25.250 Android app and found code hinting…
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Running Any App on Your Galaxy Z Flip 7's Cover Display: Here's How
The outer display on Samsung‘s Galaxy Z Flip phones is incredibly handy for quick checks. However, officially, it’s pretty limited on which apps it can run. If you’ve been craving more functionality from that sleek external screen, there’s a way. Thanks to a module from Samsung’s own Good Lock app, you can actually run almost…
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Mark Zuckerberg Faces $8 Billion Lawsuit by Meta Shareholders
Meta has shown a questionable track record on user privacy. As a result, Meta Platforms shareholders are pursuing an $8 billion trial against Mark Zuckerberg and other current and former executives. Today, several executives, including Zuckerberg, will testify in the $8 billion trial at Delaware Chancery Court. The court will hear the trial without a…
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Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 Is Here with Wear OS 6… and Some Growing Pains
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is now available, and it’s the first smartwatch on the market with Wear OS 6. That’s Google’s newest version of Wear OS, which does bring in Material 3 Expressive. However, the Galaxy Watch 8 isn’t quite ready to handle this redesign. Some users may end up with compatibility issues out…
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Google Search Gets Supercharged with Gemini 2.5 Pro & Deep Search
Ever wished Google Search could do more than just show you links? Well, get ready, because Google is rolling out some AI-powered upgrades that turn your search bar into a powerful personal assistant. We’re talking about two major new Google Search capabilities: “Deep Search” for AI Mode (powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro) and a calling…
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Samsung’s New TV Update Lets You Talk to Bixby Like a Human
Samsung has been doubling down on its AI push, and this goes beyond just smartphones. The 2025 Samsung TV and reportedly even smart monitors gain a new Bixby update that lets you have a more natural communication. The 2025 Samsung TVs feature an AI-powered feature called Click to Search. This offers information about the content…
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Samsung Is Considering Built-in Qi2 Magnets for Future Phones
Samsung was one of the first smartphone makers to include wireless charging capabilities in its phones. The company’s latest Galaxy S25 series, Z Fold 7, and Z Flip 7 all support Qi2 wireless charging. Unfortunately, they are only Qi2-ready phones, which means the users need a special charging case, as there are no Qi2 magnets…
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Phone Comparisons: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs OPPO Find N5 Specs
Up until recently, the OPPO Find N5 was the thinnest foldable smartphone out there. The HONOR Magic V5 trumped it by 0.1mm, and Samsung’s new foldable has entered the chat, too. Samsung managed to bring the Galaxy Z Fold 7 on the Find N5’s level as far as thinness goes. In this article, we’ll compare…
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Reddit UK Now Requires Age Verification for "Mature" Content Access
Reddit has announced that users in the UK have to go through its new age verification process to access “certain mature content.” Users who fail to verify their age can’t access such content on the platform. According to the announcement, users will have to upload a selfie or a photo of their government ID in…
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Samsung Display Rival Faces Potential Ban in the US
Samsung is one of the leading names in the display industry. The company offers some of the most advanced panel technologies available. The company has some serious competitors, including China’s BOE. However, Samsung is now one step closer to seeing BOE, the display provider, facing a ban on its OLED panels in the crucial US…
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T-Mobile Rolls Out New—Worrying—Privacy Settings, Enabled by Default
Heads up, T-Mobile customers. It seems the carrier has quietly rolled out a couple of new privacy settings in its “Privacy Center.” The catch is that these T-Mobile’s new “Privacy” toggles are turned on by default. One of them aims for fraud protection, which seems good. However, the other, concerning “Sharing certain financial information,” doesn’t…
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iPhone 17 Reportedly Ready for Day-One India Production
Apple has already been steadily increasing its manufacturing presence in India. However, a new report suggests they are aiming for a major development with their next phones. It appears that Apple is gearing up for simultaneous, day-one production of the iPhone 17 in both China and India. This move means a further diversification of Apple’s…
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Samsung's 2024 Smart TVs Power Up with Tizen 9
Samsung has launched a few new OLED TVs this year with AI features and the upgraded Tizen 9.0 operating system. If you have one of the Samsung TVs from last year and are waiting for the Tizen 9 update, there’s some good news for you. According to a report, Samsung has started rolling out the…
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Galaxy S26 Edge Leak Reveals Powerful New Ultra-Wide Camera
A fresh wave of leaks is offering a new glimpse into Samsung’s next flagship smartphone lineup: the Galaxy S26 series. The official unveiling is still many months away. Meanwhile, a new report suggests a significant camera upgrade for the super-slim Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge. The latest information comes from WinFuture, citing its information from “relevant…
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The Google TV App New Look Proves Even Boring Apps Deserve a Makeover
The Google TV App is starting to receive its Material 3 Expressive makeover, as a handful of design elements have been updated in the latest app update. This follows on Google’s recent moves of updating other apps like Google Wallet, Keep, and Gmail with Material 3 Expressive. In the latest update for the Google TV…
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China Huge Data Centers Will House 115,000 NVIDIA AI Chips Despite US Ban
For some time now, Chinese companies have seen their access to US artificial intelligence chips and technologies limited due to trade restrictions. Washington has been trying to curb Beijing’s AI advances. However, it appears that the measures have not been as effective as intended. Recent reports claim that China will set up massive data centers…
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Huawei Reportedly Building Proper GPUs for All Tasks—Beyond AI
A potentially groundbreaking development is brewing in the world of artificial intelligence hardware. Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, appears poised to reshape its approach to AI chips. The company offers this hardware primarily in the Chinese market, competing against NVIDIA. However, a new report points to Huawei designing its next-gen Ascend 920 as a proper,…
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Galaxy Z Fold 7 Battery Test: How It Compares to Previous Models
Competition in the foldable phone market has become increasingly fierce. However, Samsung, the pioneer in the segment, was lagging behind. Its rivals—mainly Chinese—were offering more innovative devices, and above all, much thinner than the Z Fold. With the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, the company finally caught up, and a new test shows whether…
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Gemini App Now Lets You Search Within Your Chats on Android
A convenient update is making its way to Android users of the Gemini app. Google is now rolling out the ability to search within your chats in the Gemini app for Android. This handy feature was already available for users on the web and iOS versions of the app. So, its arrival on Android brings…
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Grok Beats Gemini: X's AI Chatbot Arrives in Cars First
There’s a new and interesting development in the smart car segment. Grok, X’s AI chatbot, has officially made its way into cars with Tesla’s latest software update. This move is particularly interesting because it sees Grok integrated into vehicles even before Google’s own Gemini AI. X has seemingly leapfrogged its competitor in bringing a full-fledged…
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Galaxy S25 FE Upgrades Leaked: Battery Life Boost, LTPO Display
Samsung fans looking for a premium experience without the top-tier price tag have some news for you. It seems like some juicy details about key upgrades coming to the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE have emerged. This will be the next model in the company’s “almost flagship” series of mobile devices. As a preview, the report…
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Google Pixel 10 Series Pricing Details Leak, Buds 2a Cost More
Google will launch the Pixel 10 series in the coming months as its latest flagship phones. These devices mark a turning point for the brand’s devices. After several years, Google will move production of its Tensor mobile chips to TSMC, abandoning Samsung. The change has caused excitement and high expectations among fans of these devices.…
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Samsung Faces Strong Q2 Profit Drop Due to Weak AI Chip Sales
Global tech giant Samsung Electronics is bracing for a potentially significant drop in its Q2 2025 profit. Recent reports suggest a likely 39% year-on-year decrease. There’s a potential key factor behind this: weaker-than-expected sales in its AI chip division. Samsung remains a powerhouse in various tech sectors. However, for a while now, their entire semiconductor…
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Gboard May Get AI 'SmartEdit' to Revolutionize Voice Typing
Get ready for a significant upgrade to how you type with your voice. Google is reportedly working on a major improvement for Gboard’s voice typing feature, introducing AI-powered editing called “SmartEdit.” This upcoming enhancement promises to make the voice-to-text experience far more intuitive and responsive to your spoken commands for typing and editing. For many,…
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Google Photos to Get 'Create' Tab: Your New Editing Hub
Get ready for a more streamlined and intuitive experience in Google‘s media management app. It looks like Google Photos is gearing up to introduce a brand new “Create” tab, designed to bring all your photo and video creation tools into one handy spot. This upcoming change, recently spotted by the Android Authority team in an…
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Naya Create Modular Keyboard Now Up for Grabs
The Naya Create modular keyboard is now generally available for purchase after being available exclusively on Kickstarter. What makes this tech unique is its split hinge design that allows adjusting each half independently. This provides a natural wrist posture and reduces arm pronation. It gets a metal unibody design, making it quite durable. Naya Create…
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Samsung Phones May Get On-device Voicemail, Following iOS steps
Samsung appears to draw inspiration from the success of iOS’s Live Voicemail feature. The South Korean tech giant could be planning to incorporate a similar functionality in One UI soon. A teardown of the One UI 8 beta code has indicated that Samsung may be planning to offer on-device voicemail functionality for Galaxy devices. Samsung…
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70% of Samsung Galaxy S25 Owners Actively Use Galaxy AI
It looks like artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword for Samsung Galaxy users. These features are quickly becoming part of their daily life. New data reveals that the adoption of the Galaxy AI suite has reached a whopping 70% of Galaxy S25 owners. This massive active use of features signals a strong embrace of on-device…
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ASUS ROG Strix G18 Ultimate Review: The No-Limits Gaming Laptop
When it comes to gaming laptops, ASUS is easily among the cream of the crop once you start reaching its upper echelon of flagship models, and the 2025 ROG Strix G18 is no exception. While I haven’t tried every single gaming laptop that ASUS offers, and there are surely a few that surpass the model…
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Apple's iPads, iPhone 17e, MacBook M5 Set for Early 2026 Launch
Apple has been reportedly working on the new iteration of the iPad and the MacBook M5. The devices, alongside the iPhone 17e, are now rumored to hit the market by early 2026. These devices will be part of the brand’s initial launch of the year. M5 MacBook to Launch in Early 2026 Apple has already…
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YouTube Outlines Demonetization Strategy Against 'Trashy' AI Content
YouTube is undoubtedly the most popular video streaming platform worldwide. It’s a go-to video platform for most users. Google periodically updates the plaform’s regulatory policy to ensure that authentic and human content is posted. It recently rolled out a new update to its monetization policy, which was wrongly interpreted by some. To clarify the situation,…
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How to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8
Samsung is back with its latest smartwatches, having announced the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic on July 9, and you can already pre-order both with devices shipping by July 25. If you’re looking to spend a little less money on a new watch and you don’t mind giving up the rotating bezel,…
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Features
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is now official, and it comes with quite a few new features. Many of which Samsung had already announced with One UI 8 Watch last month. New features on the Galaxy Watch 8 include Bedtime Guidance, Vascular Load, Antioxidant Index, and a number of AI features. Samsung is the first…
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Price
The rumors were true, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is seeing a price increase. Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 price will start at $349 for the 40mm and $379 for the 44mm. That is a $50 increase over the Galaxy Watch 7 series, which itself was a $20 increase over the Watch 6 series. The Galaxy…
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Now Brief Summaries Recommend YouTube Videos In One UI 8
Samsung’s much-awaited Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 are finally here, and they also bring One UI 8 alongside. Thanks to multiple One UI 8 leaks and beta builds over the past few weeks, we have already seen some of the upgraded features. The Now Brief feature is among them. Interestingly, Samsung has…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Screen Size
Samsung just unveiled the long-awaited Galaxy Z Flip 7 (pre-order here). This new foldable clamshell is making a splash, especially when you look at its displays. The most striking change you’ll notice right away is the cover screen. But that’s not all; Even the inner foldable panel is larger than the previous generation model’s. For…
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Is there a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 1TB Storage Option?
Samsung just launched the Galaxy Z Flip 7, and fans of the brand are excited about it. It’s the brand’s first clamshell-like foldable with a full-screen cover display, ditching the “folder” form factor in favor of more visible information. The handset also boasts a powerful 3nm Exynos chip and One UI 8 out of the…
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: Ultimate Buyer's Guide
Samsung has now officially announced the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic and its counterpart without the rotating bezel. Both watches made their appearance alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked in New York on July 9, 2025. The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is one of Samsung’s latest smartwatches,…
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Does the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 have a microSD card slot?
Fans of clamshell-like foldable phones rejoice. Today, Samsung officially launched the Galaxy Z Flip 7 (pre-order here), along with a more affordable FE variant. The new device comes with a larger cover display than ever before, abandoning the classic “folder” form factor in favor of full screen. There’s also a larger inner display, a powerful…
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Phone Comparisons: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Specs
Samsung has just announced its brand new foldable smartphones. One of them is the Galaxy Z Fold 7, a new book-style foldable. In this article, we’ll be comparing the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 specs. In other words, we’ll compare the company’s brand new foldable with its predecessor. Samsung…
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Extending the OSI’s reach, together
Members Newsletter – July 2025 In June, OSI staff and board members took our “we’ve got your back” commitment on the road—connecting directly with the global Open Source community to listen, inform, and advocate. From New York to Paris, we saw firsthand the growing momentum behind our shared mission—and the work still ahead. At UN Open…
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Samsung Acquires American 'Xealth' for Connected Care Future
Samsung is quite serious about establishing its presence in digital healthcare. The South Korean tech giant today announced that it has acquired Xealth, a platform focused on digital health tools and care programs. The press release from Samsung doesn’t disclose any terms of the deal, including the figures. However, Samsung expects to complete the Xealth…
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Trump Aide Blasts Apple Over China Supply Chain Dependency
Apple, like many tech companies around the world, relies on manufacturing partners located in various countries. This includes China, which in today’s US climate is a big no-no. So much so that it seems that Apple is back in the doghouse with the Trump administration, as Trump aide Peter Navarro slammed the company for its…
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Samsung's July Security Update Arrives, Brings Mysterious Chip Fix
Like every month, Samsung is working on releasing its next security patch. The company typically releases the contents of the new firmware in the first week of the month. In line with that, Samsung has shared the fixes in the latest July 2025 security update for Galaxy devices. This comes a few days after Google…
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Qualcomm Developing Two New Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Variants
Back in 2023, Qualcomm announced its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. This was the fastest and most powerful SoC Qualcomm has released to date. However, it has been succeeded by the Snapdragon 8 Elite in 2024. Now we’re in 2025, and although it seems too early for the Snapdragon 8 Elite 2, it looks like…
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New OnePlus Buds 4 & Watch 3 (43mm) Make Official Debut
Alongside the Nord 5 and Nord CE 5, OnePlus also launched the Buds 4 and a 43mm variant of the OnePlus Watch 3. The latter was originally introduced in February this year in a larger 46mm size. The new version is now smaller on the wrist. Meanwhile, the OnePlus Buds 4 is the first model…
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Building digital public goods: Reflections from UN Open Source Week 2025
The UN’s Open Source Week in New York City brought people together from around the world to discuss the promise of Open Source and how it can be leveraged to build sustainable digital public goods and infrastructure. Stefano Maffulli, Executive Director of the OSI, was joined by board directors Tracy Hinds, Ruth Suehle, and Sayeed…
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The Galaxy Watch 8 may be first in line for Gemini on Wear OS
Samsung is set to reveal the Galaxy Watch 8 lineup this week at its upcoming Summer Unpacked event, with three watches rumored to be in the lineup, and it looks like Gemini will make its Wear OS debut with these watches. While the watches won’t be available right away, Samsung is letting customers take advantage…
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Samsung Race to Master Advanced 2nm Chips by Early 2026
The world of cutting-edge chip manufacturing is a fiercely competitive arena. Tech giants are instantly battling for supremacy in producing the smallest, most efficient processors. At the heart of this contest is the “yield rate,” a crucial metric that determines how many good chips emerge from a wafer. Now, Samsung, a major player in this…
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Samsung’s One UI 8 Brings Powerful Quantum Security Suite
Samsung will introduce its latest foldable smartphones, including the Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7, in a couple of days. These phones will debut with the brand’s new One UI 8 version, which is shaping up to be a huge upgrade after the One UI 7 update fiasco. We already know about a handful…
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Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE Benchmark Shows Exynos Chip Performance
The idea of a clamshell-like foldable from Samsung has generated a lot of interest. It seems the company will finally make it a reality by soon launching an “FE” variant of its Z Flip 7. Previous reports already pointed to Exynos hardware in this particular model. Now, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE has been…
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Huge Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 specs leak bares all before Unpacked
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 full specs have shown up in a leak just a couple of days before the company is set to unveil the device at its upcoming Summer Unpacked event, although you can take advantage of Samsung’s Galaxy Reserve promotion now. Alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung is set to unveil…
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One UI 8 Could Bring Upgraded Audio Eraser Feature
If you find the Galaxy AI’s Audio Eraser feature, Android 16-based One UI 8 will reportedly bring a useful upgrade to it. According to a new leak, the updated feature will allow you to remove unwanted background sounds in real-time during video playback. The news came via renowned tipster, Ice Universe, who has a pretty…
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YouTube Now Allows Rotating Shorts: Do We Really Need It?
YouTube Shorts has become a popular source of entertainment for everyone out there. Thanks to its popularity, Shorts has hit a massive milestone of 200 billion average daily views. While Shorts imitates the likes of Instagram Reels and TikTok, YouTube now allows you to rotate it as well. Generally, when we speak of a short…
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Massive Leak Reveals Galaxy S26 Ultra's Key Specs & Upgrades
For Samsung fans, a fresh wave of leaks has just hit. A reliable tipster has “confirmed” several key specs for the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. According to the report, the next Ultra phone is shaping up to be less about radical change and more about refinement, aiming for a slimmer profile and impressive thermal management.…
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Xperia 1 VII Trouble: Sony Halts Sales Due to Shutdowns
The launch for new mobile flagships usually goes well. We’re not talking about sales performance, but rather a smooth launch process. However, there are some cases where unexpected problems can occur. Occasionally, these issues can be so severe as to affect the product’s availability in stores. This is currently happening with the Sony Xperia 1…
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Samsung's 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 Reportedly Canceled by Qualcomm
For those keeping an eye on the smartphone world, the battle for the fastest chips is always a hot topic. Recent whispers suggested a surprising twist: Samsung might produce a 2nm version of Qualcomm’s upcoming flagship chip, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2. This version was rumored to be even more cutting-edge than the 3nm…
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Apple's Cutting-Edge Rollable iPad Just Resurfaced in Patent
Rumors of a foldable iPad from Apple have seen their share of twists and turns. The latest reports suggest the project might even be on hold indefinitely. However, it seems Cupertino hasn’t given up on pushing the boundaries of display technology. A newly resurfaced patent application reveals that Apple’s pursuit of a rollable device, potentially…
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Phone Comparisons: Google Pixel 9 Pro XL vs Samsung Galaxy S24 Specs
It’s time to compare the very best smartphone Google has to offer with one of Samsung’s offerings. We’ll be comparing the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL vs Samsung Galaxy S24 specs. The Galaxy S24 is no longer the company’s best compact smartphone, that crown is now held by the Galaxy S25. However, the Galaxy S24…
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Galaxy Z Fold 7 & Flip 7’s Battery Capacity and Endurance Ratings Leaked
Samsung will host its next Unpacked event in New York City on July 9th to launch its latest foldable smartphones. There, the brand could announce as many as three new foldable devices, including the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Z Flip 7 FE. Ahead of the official announcement, a handful of details…
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EU Targets Google AI Overviews: Publishers File Antitrust Complaint
AI Overviews is one of Google’s most ambitious recent projects. The company designed the feature to provide users with quick, summarized answers directly in search results. This was the first step in integrating artificial intelligence into its search engine, with AI Mode being the next step. That said, Google’s AI Overviews have not been well…
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Users in the US—Your June Security Update Is (Finally) Here
The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is now getting the June 2025 Android security update in the US. This update started rolling out mid-June, but it took its sweet time to make its way to the States. The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is now getting June 2025 Android security update in the US It is now…
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Verizon Leaks Google Pixel's July 2025 Update: Here's What Includes
The monthly wait for Google Pixel updates usually builds up to an official announcement. But this time, it seems a major carrier jumped the gun. Verizon has ‘leaked’ the changelog for the Google Pixel’s July 2025 security update ahead of its official rollout. Typically, Google releases its Pixel updates on the first Monday of each…
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Samsung TV Plus is catering to anime fans with tons of free content
Anime used to be a much more niche form of entertainment outside of Japan more than two decades ago, but it’s now one of the most popular forms of media, and you’ll be able to watch a lot of it for free on Samsung TV Plus. Officially announced this week, Samsung TV Plus is getting…
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Samsung Price Relief: Trump-Vietnam Tariff Deal Averts US Hikes
Smartphone shoppers in the US, especially those eyeing the latest Samsung gadgets, might have just dodged a price hike. The United States and Vietnam have reached a new trade deal. Reportedly brokered by President Donald Trump, it could allow Samsung to maintain the prices of its phones amid market uncertainty due to tariffs. For those…
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Battery Leaked: Get Ready for a Huge Power Boost
iPhone users constantly crave longer battery life. The ‘Pro Max’ models will not only cater to those looking for larger screens but also for larger cells. Well, it looks like the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max will receive a nice battery capacity bump. A recent leak suggests Apple’s future mobile flagship could feature more juice…
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Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Nears Launch: Software Testing Kicks Off
Samsung is reportedly planning to add a new model to its popular Fan Edition lineup. The company could launch the new Galaxy S25 FE before the end of 2025. Before the official announcement, a tipster recently spotted the alleged Galaxy S25 FE in the database of the benchmarking app Geekbench. The brand has now kicked…
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Keeping Europe safe and advancing Open Source: OSI provides feedback to the EU Cybersecurity Act
Just over 20 years ago, the EU (European Union) founded ENISA, (the EU agency for Cybersecurity). Over the years, ENISA’s role has grown significantly, and at this time the EU seeks to revise ENISA’s mandate by updating the Cybersecurity Act. The Open Source Initiative (OSI) has provided feedback on what changes can be made to…
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REDMAGIC 10S Pro Ultimate Review: The Gaming Phone for Everyone
REDMAGIC burst onto the scene years ago, but the brand has really started to push the envelope within the last few years, culminating in what is easily its best phone to date with the REDMAGIC 10S Pro. It’s a gaming phone that has everything you could possibly want. Fast charging, a fast processor, exceptional performance,…
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Your Sony Flagship Headphones Just Got Better with Latest Update
Sony has released a new software update for the WH-1000XM6 wireless headphones and the WF-1000XM5 TWS earbuds. The company’s new firmware for these audio devices brings a lot of features and enhancements. Both are getting some excellent quality-of-life improvements, not just vague promises of “stability improvements”. Sony WH-1000XM6 and WF-1000XM5’s new update brings useful improvements…
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Samsung's 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 May Be Cheaper than TSMC's
The world of smartphone chips is always a hotbed of innovation and competition. For the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2, we assumed that TSMC would produce all units using its 3nm process. However, rumors recently surfaced involving an unexpected player: Samsung. Now, a reliable tipster backs up the leak and adds a juicy…
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series' Sales Plummet After Strong Start
Samsung, a titan in the tech world, recently unveiled its Q2 2025 earnings report. Sadly, the numbers have presented a challenging picture. The company has reported lower-than-expected profitability, marking what some are calling an “earnings shock.” While several factors contributed to this outcome, a significant spotlight is on the performance of the Galaxy S25 series‘…
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No Foldable iPad Soon: Apple Reportedly Puts Project on Hold
There has been talk of a foldable iPad for some time. The project would be one of the boldest and most ambitious in Apple’s history due to all the tech challenges it entails. However, it seems the firm has run into difficult obstacles to overcome, at least for now. A new report claims that Apple…
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LinuxFr.org joins the OSI: strengthening the francophone community
OSI keeps growing: LinuxFr.org, the largest French-speaking community of Linux users, has officially joined the Open Source Initiative (OSI) as an Affiliate organization. This marks an important step in deepening our engagement with francophone Open Source communities and highlighting the grassroots efforts that have long supported open collaboration around the world. What Is LinuxFr.org? Founded…
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Google Gemini's Temporary Chat Feature is Coming: First Look
It looks like Google’s AI-powered assistant, Gemini, might be about to learn a new trick. Users of other popular AI chatbots will find it quite familiar and useful. Recent leaks suggest that Google is working on a ‘temporary chats’ feature for Gemini, a functionality that closely mirrors the option present in the ChatGPT platform. This…
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CapCut Phishing Scam Targets Users: Protect Your Credentials
Many creative minds use—or have used—CapCut. This is a really popular video editing app developed by ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok. Well, there’s a new scam you need to be aware of. Security researchers have recently uncovered a clever phishing scam that leverages CapCut to trick unsuspecting users, putting personal information like Apple IDs…
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Samsung Foundry Delays 1.4nm Chip Mass Production to 2029
The race to create ever-smaller and more efficient chips is a constant one in the tech world. The latest news from Samsung Foundry indicates a slight change in their roadmap. Originally anticipated sooner, reports now suggest that Samsung aims to mass produce its cutting-edge 1.4nm process technology in 2029. The date is a couple of…
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Galaxy Watch 8 Series to Bring Some Stunning New Watch Faces
Samsung is all set to host its next big Unpacked launch event in New York City on July 9th for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7. Alongside the new foldables, the Cupertino tech giant will also introduce the Galaxy Watch 8 series of smartwatches. We already know a lot of details about…
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Samsung’s Affordable Galaxy Tab S10 Lite Gets Closer to Launch
Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S10 series by the end of 2024 and released the FE versions in April this year. The Korean tech giant is now actively developing the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite. Samsung could launch the device as the most affordable option in the Galaxy Tab S10 lineup. In May, some tipsters spotted…
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Samsung’s RAM woes could make Micron the real star of the Galaxy S26
Samsung is rumored to be going with Micron for the RAM components inside its Galaxy S26 series smartphones. This suggests that Samsung will continue sourcing components from Micron, as it has already done so with the Galaxy S25 for a portion of the units manufactured. The Galaxy S26 may seem like a long way off,…
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X Premium+ Users Report Seeing Ads: Glitch or New Policy?
A puzzling situation has been bothering many X (formerly Twitter) users in the last few hours. Subscribers to the platform’s highest tier, X Premium+ (Plus), are reportedly encountering ads in their feeds. This development is particularly unexpected, as a key selling point of the X Premium+ subscription is the promise of an entirely ad-free experience.…
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Apple Eyes Anthropic Deal as Its AI Team Falls Apart
Apple is reportedly considering using AI technology from either Anthropic or OpenAI to power Siri. This has sidelined Apple’s own in-house LLMs, and it could also be a pretty big move for Apple to help turn around their AI effort. There has been talk about Apple actually acquiring Anthropic, as it’s a popular AI company,…
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NVIDIA's RTX 50-series Super specs leak showing big VRAM upgrade
NVIDIA’s RTX 50-series launch has been sort of lukewarm for many consumers due to a lack of availability, price, and most of all, the minimal performance gains over the RTX 40-series, but a leak of the RTX 50-Series Super variant specs might bring things a little closer to what customers were hoping for out of…
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Apple's Low-Cost MacBook Tipped with iPhone Chip
Interesting news has emerged for those who’ve wished for a more accessible MacBook. Apple is reportedly planning to launch a new, low-cost MacBook that would mark a significant shift for the company. The notable aspect? An iPhone chip—specifically, the A18 Pro—could power this rumored laptop. If this comes to fruition, it would be the first…
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Exclusive: Nothing Headphones (1) Specs Leak
After publishing official renders of Nothing’s rather unique-looking Phone (3) yesterday, we now have the official specs for its first pair of over-ear headphones, thanks to Yogesh Brar. A month ago, Nothing confirmed they were working on and were releasing in the Summer. The new over-ear headphones from Nothing will weigh in at 329g, which…
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The Future Is 6G: What to Expect and When to Expect It
Nowadays, we’re constantly connected to the Internet, whether it be from Wi-Fi at our house, public Wi-Fi, or through mobile data. Well, that mobile data comes from 5G for most of you, which is the fifth generation of cellular network technology aka wireless technology. It has been used by operators all over the globe. There…
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Why Google Gemini AI's Latest Move May Be a Privacy Red Flag
Without a shadow of a doubt, artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm. AI-powered chatbots or assistants, like Gemini, are among the most prominent examples of this technology. These types of services learn more and more about us, especially in the case of Gemini, which can access our data from Google’s services. Given this…
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Threads improves over Instagram with the new word filter update
Threads was a kind of extension of Instagram when it launched in 2023. However, it has become an independent platform with new features in recent years. Meta recently updated Threads’ word filter feature, further increasing the independence between the two social media apps. Meta has updated Threads’ word filter feature Instagram President Adam Mosseri has…
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US and UK Rugby fans can watch games for free with Samsung TV Plus
Samsung has been making strides to improve its Samsung TV Plus streaming service that comes on its smart TVs, and the latest addition to it comes in the form of rugby games, free to view for all users who have access to the service. Samsung confirms that the service will be available in the US…
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The Pixel Watch 3 has a tracking trick no other Android device does
When it comes to tracking devices like your phone or earbuds, Bluetooth Channel Sounding is likely to be the next technology in use, but at the moment, only the Pixel Watch 3 supports this technology. That poses a problem in actually getting it off the ground as an alternative to something like Ultra-Wideband, which is…
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Rumor claims Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 launch is in August, tri-fold months later
The availability of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 is most assuredly coming up in the very near future, but as of right now, there is no confirmation of when those dates might be. That being said, there are some educated guesses that could be made based on…
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Google Photos to Let You Create AI Animations from Your Pics
Google is working on new handy features that users will enjoy. Remix, an AI-powered tool for Google Photos that can transform photos into various artworks, is one of them. New evidence now shows that it can also turn photos into animations. Google Photos will turn still images into animations with generative AI According to Android…
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Why the Galaxy Book 5 Is Perfect for Samsung Users This School Year
While Summer has just started, it’s already time to start thinking about back-to-school season, and Samsung has the perfect laptop for students this year. That’s the Galaxy Book 5. The Galaxy Book 5 comes in a few different flavors. So there’s the regular Galaxy Book 5 Pro which is a high-end laptop available in 14-…
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Germany Demands Apple, Google to Block DeepSeek AI App
The landscape of AI applications in Europe just got a little more complicated. Germany has officially stepped forward, asking tech giants Apple and Google to block the Chinese AI app DeepSeek from their respective app stores within the country. This move highlights a growing concern in Europe over data privacy and the flow of personal…
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One UI 8 stable may drop for Galaxy S25 devices soon
Samsung’s One UI 8 software is still not available for the Galaxy S25 series of phones in a full rollout, but it does appear to be getting closer to a stable version update and will then be pushed out to users in the near future. Probably. As of right now, the One UI 8 software…
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Android Brands to Adopt Samsung's 200MP Zoom Cameras—Except Samsung
Smartphone camera sensors have increased in size over the years. Now, the latest thing is the 200MP camera. Right now, Samsung is the main supplier of these sensors, and it appears that the company has found a market for 200MP cameras intended for zoom systems. Sadly, they’re not aiming at Galaxy phones. Despite building them,…
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Liquid metal may slowly be destroying PS5 consoles
The PS5 apparently has an issue with the liquid metal that Sony used to keep the APU cool, and it could end up killing the console for some users. Whether you own a PS5 or not, you might not be aware that it uses liquid metal placed on the APU as its cooling method to…
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Galaxy Z Fold 7 Will Support Z Fold 6's S Pen—But There's a Catch
Planning to upgrade your foldable phone next year? Here’s a bit of news that might save you some cash and keep your favorite stylus in action. According to a fresh report, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6‘s S Pen will be compatible with the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7. However, there’s a potential drawback that you…
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Exclusive: Official Nothing Phone 3 Renders Leak
Just days before Nothing is set to announce its Phone (3), we are able to share with you some official renders of the upcoming device. And it has a rather interesting design language. It sort of follows the same design language of the Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro that were announced a few months…
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Fly into the Endurance Zone with JBL's new open-ear earbuds
JBL has just announced the Endurance Zone earbuds, a pair of open-ear style true wireless earbuds meant for anyone who has any interest in sports and exercises on the regular. JBL is hailing these as the company’s first open-ear earbuds, and their design is meant to mimic the kind of sound profile you get from…
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Galaxy Buds Core's Listing Confirms Earbuds with Epic Battery Life
Samsung might be gearing up to launch its next pair of budget-friendly earbuds, reportedly called the Galaxy Buds Core. Early signs already suggested they could boast an absolutely massive autonomy. Now, a recent report “confirms” that Samsung could be delivering great battery life to its upcoming Galaxy Buds Core. They could be the ideal option…
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Galaxy S26 Could Get a Samsung-Made 2nm Snapdragon chip
It looks like Samsung might be taking a more in-house approach when it comes to powering its next flagship, the Galaxy S26 series. The latest buzz suggests that the company could be opting for a custom-made version of the Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 chip, and here’s the intriguing part: it might be built using Samsung’s…
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Using Gemini AI Without Activity Tracking? You'll Soon Be Able to
For many of us, our phone’s smart assistant is a daily companion. After all, they help us with everything from setting reminders to answering quick questions. But for some, the idea of every interaction being saved can raise privacy concerns. Good news, Android users: Gemini is about to offer a new way to get help…
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Too Many Pics? Google Photos May Suggest What to Delete Soon
Google Photos is getting smarter day by day, all thanks to Google’s effort to integrate AI into the app. In the past few months, the Google Photos app has received a bunch of updates. Earlier this month, Google rolled out AI-powered edit suggestions to Google Photos. Now, according to a report, Google Photos may soon…
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Verizon Introduces Google’s Gemini-powered AI Customer Support Chatbot
Verizon has announced its most significant customer support experience transformation in years. The smartphone carrier has made a slew of announcements in a press release to improve its customer service experience. Firstly, Verizon is relaunching the My Verizon smartphone app with a new “AI-powered Verizon Assistant”, which leverages Google’s Gemini and Cloud AI models. Verizon…
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Samsung is paying you to pre-order its smartest monitors yet
Way back at the beginning of the year, Samsung announced a new lineup of smart monitors during CES that were powered by AI, and these 2025 smart monitors are now available for pre-order, Samsung confirms. It’s been a long wait for potential customers who have been interested in Samsung’s new 2025 smart monitors, but the…
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Your YouTube Music Playlists Just Got Smarter with Offline Lyrics
For many music enthusiasts, the ability to enjoy their favorite tunes offline is a crucial feature of a music streaming service. However, for a long time, major platforms have been reluctant to offer offline lyrics. YouTube Music used to be on that list, but thankfully, it’s no longer like that. Now, YouTube Music is finally…
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Chrome for Android Finally Gets Bottom Address Bar After Long Wait
For over a year, Android users have watched their iOS counterparts enjoy a simple yet significant convenience in Chrome: an address bar positioned at the bottom of the screen. Now, the wait is officially over. Google is rolling out the option to move Chrome app’s address bar to the bottom on Android devices. This is…
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Google Earth's 20th Birthday New Feature Brings Time Travel
It’s time to pick up some birthday candles, as Google Earth just celebrated its 20th birthday. To celebrate, the company is unveiling some new and interesting features. One new Google Earth feature is called Historical Imagery, and it will give you an exciting view of how the world has changed over the years. For people…
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Core launch date teased – sales begin soon
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Core may now have a launch date, and it’s closer than you might think. Samsung is scheduled to host its next Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9, and this is when you’d expect it to show off any upcoming devices for the first time. For example, this is when it’s suspected to…
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Chip Wars: Samsung Aims for First US 2nm Foundry by Q1 2026
The semiconductor industry is buzzing with intense competition. A recent development is related to Samsung, TSMC, and 2nm cutting-edge chip manufacturing. According to a recent report, the South Korean giant is making a bold play to potentially outpace its Taiwanese rival. Samsung Foundry wants to become the first to introduce state-of-the-art 2 nm chips in…
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Apple Quietly Fixes the Ugly Font Problem in iOS 26
Apple recently announced iOS 26 as the latest major update for iPhones. This new firmware brought with it a significant visual overhaul. The OS now boasts a “liquid crystal” design language, giving the user interface a distinctly “glassy” feel. This aesthetic is prominent across buttons, switches, and status bars, even featuring neat effects that mimic…
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OpenAI drops ‘io’ mention from its website due to lawsuit
If you’re trying to find more information about OpenAI and its partnership with Jony Ive’s io company, you won’t find it on its website due to a lawsuit. No, we’re not talking about a lawsuit between Ive and OpenAI, but rather a lawsuit filed by Iyo over an alleged trademark infringement. OpenAI and io’s lawsuit…
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AT&T Settles for $177 Million Payout Over Years of Data Breaches
The problem with a lot of our data being stored online and in the cloud is that it makes it accessible to hackers. Obviously, companies take precautions to prevent breaches from happening, but the sad reality is that it still happens. AT&T experienced its share of data breaches in 2024, and now the carrier is…
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Apple Could Buy Perplexity AI to Finally Catch Up to Rivals
Apple is reportedly exploring a big move to bolster its artificial intelligence capabilities. Apple would be having internal discussions about potentially acquiring Perplexity AI, a rising startup known for its powerful AI model. This strategic consideration highlights the company’s efforts to enhance its position in the AI landscape. For some time, Apple has fallen behind…
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Sony Xperia 10 VII Leaks as Xperia 5 Series Future Remains Dubious
For fans keeping an eye on Sony’s smartphone releases, a new leak has provided an interesting glimpse into the company’s future plans. It appears a successor to the mid-ranger Xperia 10 VI, potentially the Sony Xperia 10 VII, has been discovered. The report hints at a possible release as early as October. Mid-ranger Sony Xperia…
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HOTWAV R9 Plus Is the Ultimate Rugged Tablet With 20,080mAh Battery and Built-In Flashlight
HOTWAV has just announced its latest rugged tablet. It features a massive 20,080mAh capacity battery and is known as the HOTWAV R9 Plus Rugged Tablet. This battery is large enough that it can last a whopping 3-5 days with normal use. This makes it super convenient as you won’t need to charge it every day,…
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Trump Mobile: The Latest Call in a Long Line of Business Failures
Say what you will about Donald Trump, but the man is relentless. From real estate to reality TV, from vodka to now mobile plans, he’s never shied away from attaching his name to a new venture. Trump Mobile is just the latest chapter in a long-running saga of Trump business failures, which is a legacy…