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Mashable! |
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is down to its lowest-ever price at Amazon — save $120 right now
Get the best Samsung Galaxy Watch deal at Amazon. Save 48% on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 at Amazon.
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Digital Trends |
Samsung Wallet’s Digital Key feature can now unlock your Porsche
Samsung introduced a digital car key feature in its Wallet app back in 2021, allowing users to lock and unlock their cars using a Galaxy device. At launch, the feature supported a handful of car models, but Samsung has since expanded support to several cars from BMW, Mini, Genesis, Kia, Hyundai, and Mercedes-Benz. Earlier this […]
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eeNews Europe |
Infineon backs electric road charging with SiC modules
Infineon Technologies is partnering with Electreon to push electric road charging for commercial vehicles from pilot tracks towards highway deployments. The company will supply customized silicon carbide power modules for Electreon’s dynamic wireless electric road system, which is designed to deliver electric road charging to buses and trucks while they are in motion. The collaboration […]
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Neowin |
SSMS 22.1 now out, destructive database commands powered by AI coming soon
SQL Server Management Studio 22.1.0 is now available with lots of improvements for GitHub Copilot. A powerful Agent Mode is coming soon as well.
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ASML slammed for flogging kit to Chinese defence outfit
Old lithography gear raises eyebrows over quantum and military links ASML is copping flak in the Netherlands after reports that the chipmaking darling quietly sold hardware to a Chinese defence firm with deep party ties. The Dutch outfit is the only shop on the planet that can build the latest photolithography machines, yet it told Nos that whatever it shipped to China was old gear that cannot “produce state-of-the-art chips”. Analysts are not reassured, particularly since th...
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Samsung’s Exynos 2600 looks boxed into Korea
Yield snags and Qualcomm deals keep the chip from travelling far Samsung is still wrestling with ropey yields on its next-generation Exynos 2600, which means the silicon may only appear in South Korea and only in the non-Ultra Galaxy S26 models. DigiTimes reports that Samsung’s in-house part is being squeezed by those lingering yield headaches, existing contracts with Qualcomm for its latest Snapdragon kit and a hangover of consumer distrust, which together throttle its wider ...
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MediaTek frets over pricey 2nm chips for 2026
May juggle two Dimensity 9600 variants MediaTek’s lone flagship Dimensity 9600 for 2026 is shaping up to be a costly beast as the Taiwanese fabless outfit wrestles with soaring 2nm wafer prices and rumours of switching to a dual-chipset strategy. The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming the firm has not decided whether it wants to mirror Qualcomm’s plan to launch both Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro next year. The high price of TS...
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Anthropic leans on Accenture to flog AI to cautious corporates
Three-year deal aims to squeeze real value from pricey models Anthropic has signed a three-year pact with Accenture to push artificial intelligence services at businesses that are still wondering when the cash will start rolling in. Anthropic said the arrangement makes Accenture one of its three largest enterprise customers, and the consultancy plans to train about 30,000 staff on Claude, Anthropic’s top-shelf model. The agreement arrives as Anthropic scraps with OpenAI and other rivals for c...
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BetaNews |
Strip the AI from Windows 11 with this handy script
If you hate the endless AI that Microsoft is cramming into Windows 11, you are far from alone. While the company may believe that everything can be enhanced with artificial intelligence, there are plenty of users who are yet to be convinced. Now, there are certainly steps you can take to avoid the AI-ificiation of Windows 11 – including sticking with Windows 10 – but it can take time to implement all of the necessary settings. If only someone has created a script to automate the disabling of...
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TorrentFreak |
Rampant U.S. Piracy is a Multibillion-Dollar Concern for Japanese Manga Publishers
A recent report, published by the Japanese anti-piracy group Authorized Books of Japan (ABJ), shows that manga piracy is rampant. American pirates, in particular, are a key roadblock in Japan's mission to expand the export of manga and anime. At the same time, American tech companies add to this 'billion dollar' problem.
From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.
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Bosses rave about AI while bracing for job cuts
Survey shows chief executives giddy about productivity gains Corporate bosses are chirping about artificial intelligence’s economic punch, yet admit it will bruise the jobs market, according to a new survey. Stagwell’s research found 85 per cent of chief executives think AI is in a healthy growth phase rather than bubbling out of control, even as investors fret about runaway spending. The poll asked bosses to pick statements that matched their own views. Stagwell chairman and chief executiv...
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BetaNews |
Facebook rolls out new Feed, search, and navigation designs
Meta has announced a series of major design changes to Facebook which it will be hoping will help it to maintain a place of significance in a swamped social media world. The changes are pretty much across the board, but changes to Feeds are likely to be most noticeable. Revamps to the Feed, search, and navigation systems are consumer facing, but Facebook has not forgotten creators. Improvements have been made to streamline the creation of both Feed posts and Stories. Facebook says that the aim o...
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Brussels pokes Google over AI content grab
EU watchdog eyes whether the search giant juiced its models with other people’s graft Brussels has fired up a fresh antitrust probe into Google after worries that the outfit has been gobbling up uploaded content from places such as YouTube to bulk out its artificial intelligence tools. The European Commission said on 16 April 2025 that it is examining whether Google distorted competition by slapping dodgy terms on publishers or slipping itself prime access to their material, which could tilt ...
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The Register |
Vibe coding will deliver a wonderful proliferation of personalized software
They're now good enough to do things well, if you take the time to learn how to steer them
Opinion For most of the last year, the phrase 'vibe coding' seemed more punchline than possibility. That outlook altered significantly over the last month after step-changes in quality mean vibe coding tools now generate code that’s good enough to rewrite expectations about how IT will operate before the end of this decade.…
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Beijing limits Nvidia’s H200 despite Trump’s thumbs up
Tight controls as Washington waves exports through Beijing is poised to clip access to Nvidia’s shiny H200 kit even after Donald Trump shouted that China could have some if Nvidia gave him a 25 per cent cut. Two people familiar with the goings-on told the FT that Chinese regulators have been weighing up a scheme that gives limited access to the H200, Nvidia’s second-strongest artificial intelligence chip. They said buyers would likely face an approval slog that involves ...
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Mashable! |
PlayStation Wrap-Up sums up your 2025 console gaming habits. Heres how to get yours.
Sony has jumped on the end-of-year recap trend, introducing the new PlayStation Wrap-Up. Here's how to see yours.
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BetaNews |
Spotify brings music videos to the US
Having started life as a music streaming platform, Spotify gradually branched out in podcasts and audio books. The latest development sees the online giant launching music videos for users in the US and Canada. As is pretty standard for Spotify, the roll-out of music video support comes with various caveats. Not only is this limited to people living in the US and Canada, it is also a beta feature, so it is subject to change and possible starting wobbles. But there is another key consideration. P...
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VentureBeat |
How Google’s TPUs are reshaping the economics of large-scale AI
For more than a decade, Nvidia’s GPUs have underpinned nearly every major advance in modern AI. That position is now being challenged. Frontier models such as Google’s Gemini 3 and Anthropic’s Claude 4.5 Opus were trained not on Nvidia hardware, but on Google’s latest Tensor Processing Units, the Ironwood-based TPUv7. This signals that a viable alternative to the GPU-centric AI stack has already arrived — one with real implications for the economics and architecture of frontier-scale ...
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AMD shows off new EPYC Embedded 2005 series processors
Zen 5, up to 16-cores, and TDP ranging from 45W to 75W AMD has unveiled its new EPYC Embedded 2005 series processors, bringing Zen 5 architecture to network, storage, and industrial infrastructure systems requiring 24/7 operation. The new EPYC Embedded 2005 series processors come in a small BGA package, promising high-performance, energy efficiency, reliability, and security. Enabling the next-generation of embedded infrastructure, the AMD EPYC Embedded 2005 series processors are based on Zen 5...
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Neowin |
Activision announces changes to Call of Duty release strategy
After over a decade of topping sales charts, it looks like the 2025 Call of Duty hadn't performed as well as Activision expected. Some changes are being made to remedy this.
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The Register |
Galactic Brain space datacenter coming in 2027, pledges startup Aetherflux
Getting inferencing infrastructure into orbit may soon be cheaper than building it down here
Space startup Aetherflux says it plans to put its first data center satellite into orbit during the first quarter of 2027.…
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Neowin |
Review: Vantrue Nexus N4 Pro S - An excellent 3 channel high-end dashcam with many features
Vantrue's N4 Pro S comes with premium features and very high image quality in both day and night driving. There are not many systems out there offering a package like this, even at a steep price.
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From ‘glacier aesthetic’ to ‘poetcore’: Pinterest predicts the visual trends of 2026 based on its search data
If search interest holds, glitchy glam, cool blue, aliencore and gummy bear aesthetics are among the vibes set to rock the creative world next yearNext year, we’ll mostly be indulging in maximalist circus decor, working on our poetcore, hunting for the ethereal or eating cabbage in a bid for “individuality and self-preservation”, according to Pinterest.The organisation’s predictions for Australian trends in 2026 have landed, which – according to the platform used by interior decorators...
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Neowin |
Microsoft commits billions to expand AI and cloud infrastructure in Canada and India
Microsoft has announced major AI and cloud infrastructure investments totaling 19 billion CAD in Canada and 17.5 billion USD in India.
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TweakTown News |
Razer Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition announced, the 'world's first gaming mouse' returns
The limited edition Razer Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition sees Razer update the world's first gaming mouse from the year 2000 with cutting-edge tech.Continue reading at TweakTown
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