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technology
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Snapdragon X Plus Chips May Soon Power Faster, More Efficient Chromebooks
Chromebooks could soon feature Snapdragon X Plus chips, promising up to 20% faster CPU performance and 50% less power use. Development is underway, but…
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YouTube Tests AI Overviews for Search: Only Premium Users in US See New Video Carousel
YouTube is testing AI Overviews in search results, showing highlighted video clips for select queries. The feature is limited to some US Premium users…
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YKK Unveils Self-Propelled Zipper Prototype That Can Zip 16 Feet in Under a Minute
YKK, the world’s largest zipper maker, has developed a self-propelled zipper prototype that can close spans up to 16 feet in under a minute…
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Google AI Overviews Now Serve 1.5 Billion Users Monthly, Expanding Search Experience
Google’s AI Overviews now reach over 1.5 billion users each month, reflecting rapid adoption and expansion. The feature is available in 140 countries and…
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Spotify Expands AI Playlist Feature to 40+ New Markets Across Asia and Beyond
Spotify’s AI Playlist tool is now available to Premium users in over 40 new markets, including many in Asia. The feature lets you create…
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Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3: 30-Hour Battery, Upgraded ANC, and Redesigned Sound
Bowers & Wilkins launches the Px7 S3 wireless headphones with improved ANC, 30-hour battery, and a new design, setting a new standard for sound…
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Netflix Launches Dialogue-Only Subtitles for All Originals, Debuts with ‘You’ Season 5
Netflix now offers dialogue-only subtitles, debuting with ‘You’ Season 5 and rolling out to all new originals in every language, giving viewers a cleaner…
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Netflix Sets Sights on Trillion-Dollar Valuation, Co-CEO Outlines Ambitious Path
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says the company aims for a $1 trillion market value, focusing on global growth and local content strategies to reach…
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OpenAI Aims for Excellence with New Open AI Model Set for Summer 2025
OpenAI is developing a new open AI reasoning model, targeting a best-in-class standard for release in summer 2025. The initiative focuses on transparency, reliability,…
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OnePlus 13T Launched With Snapdragon 8 Elite, Shortcut Key, and Compact Flagship Features
OnePlus 13T launches in China with Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, a customizable shortcut key, and a 6.32-inch OLED display. The device features dual 50MP…
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iPhone 17 Air Sets New Standard for Thinness, Nearly Matching Its Own Buttons
Leaked images reveal the iPhone 17 Air is just 5.5mm thick—almost as thin as its side buttons. The ultra-slim design raises questions about durability…
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Intel Offers Free Performance Boost for Arrow Lake CPUs with 200S Boost Update
Intel is providing a free performance boost for Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S CPUs through its new 200S Boost profile, available via BIOS update…
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Looks Like Google’s AI Overviews is Fabricating Meanings for Made-Up Idioms
Google’s AI Overviews can be tricked into explaining fictional idioms as if they are real, revealing ongoing challenges with AI-generated content and hallucinations.
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Synology Limits Third-Party Hard Drive Use in New NAS Devices
Synology will restrict some features on new NAS models if you use non-approved hard drives, affecting future devices but not current ones. Only certified…
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T-Mobile’s new plans Costing $85 and $100 offer more hotspot data, satellite access, and a 5-year price lock
T-Mobile’s new plans—Experience More ($85) and Beyond ($100)—offer more hotspot data, satellite access, and a 5-year price lock.
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Google Expands Veo 2 Video Generation to More Gemini Advanced Users
Google is rolling out Veo 2 video generation to more Gemini Advanced users, allowing them to create short, detailed videos from text prompts. The…
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Airbnb Introduces Automatic Total Price Display for All Users Worldwide
Airbnb will now automatically show users the total cost of their stay, including all fees, before taxes. This update aims to improve price transparency…
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OpenAI Signals Interest in Acquiring Chrome if Google Faces Forced Sale
OpenAI told a U.S. judge it would buy Chrome if Google is forced to sell the browser. The statement came during the remedy phase…
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Apple Removes ‘Available Now’ Claim from Apple Intelligence Page After Review
Apple has removed the ‘available now’ label from its Apple Intelligence page after a recommendation from the National Advertising Division, following concerns about the…
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Teen Developer Halts Whisky Mac App, Citing Impact on Paid Software
A teenage developer has discontinued the open source Mac app Whisky, stating that its free availability was negatively affecting paid alternatives.