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Best MagSafe Power Banks for iPhone and Android: Top Picks & Buying GuideHardware

Best MagSafe Power Banks for iPhone and Android: Top Picks & Buying Guide

Modern smartphones demand frequent charging, especially with heavy daily use. Portable chargers with MagSafe and Qi2 support have become essential accessories for iPhone and Android owners. This review highlights the best power bank models, their advantages and drawbacks, as well as recommendations for selecting the optimal solution based on usage scenarios.

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SwitchBot Bot Rechargeable: Smart Assistant for Home Device AutomationHardware

SwitchBot Bot Rechargeable: Smart Assistant for Home Device Automation

SwitchBot Bot Rechargeable is a compact device that transforms standard switches and buttons into smart controls. It automates coffee machines, lighting, garage doors, and other appliances without complex integration. The device attaches via adhesive and operates via a mobile app or voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. The rechargeable model offers convenience over its predecessor but requires more frequent charging.

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Ex-GitHub CEO Launches Decentralized Git Network for AI Coding EraDevelopment

Ex-GitHub CEO Launches Decentralized Git Network for AI Coding Era

Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has unveiled Entire, a decentralized Git network designed to handle the demands of AI coding assistants and agents. The platform aims to resolve GitHub's scaling and stability challenges caused by increasing loads from automated tools. Entire enables developers to host repositories across multiple regions, reducing reliance on centralized servers and accelerating code access.

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Slopfix Removes AI-Generated Code for $10K Weekly, Optimizes with AIDevelopment

Slopfix Removes AI-Generated Code for $10K Weekly, Optimizes with AI

Slopfix has launched a refactoring service for AI-generated codebases, charging a fixed $10,000 per week to shrink repositories by up to 65% without losing functionality. The three-engineer team leverages proprietary AI agents to identify and eliminate redundant blocks. Clients receive not only optimized code but also documentation and checklists to prevent future repository bloat. This service addresses the growing issue of bloated AI-generated code, which has surged by 81% since 2023, according to GitClear.

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LG Micro RGB Evo Review: Brightness and Quality at a Premium PriceHardware

LG Micro RGB Evo Review: Brightness and Quality at a Premium Price

LG’s new Micro RGB Evo TV stands out with superior color accuracy and screen brightness, outperforming many competitors. However, its steep price tag raises questions about whether the premium features justify the cost. Designed for demanding users who prioritize image quality over budget constraints, this model targets professionals and enthusiasts willing to invest in top-tier performance. Our review examines whether LG Micro RGB Evo’s advantages truly warrant its expense or if more affordable alternatives deliver comparable value.

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Mondo Robotics Unveils Beni Robot Dog with Camera and Jumping for $800Hardware

Mondo Robotics Unveils Beni Robot Dog with Camera and Jumping for $800

The new Beni robot dog from Chinese company Mondo Robotics combines autonomous camera tracking with entertainment features. The device can follow its owner, jump up to 25 cm high, and capture stable 4K video. While the current version has some limitations, the robot demonstrates impressive stability and development potential. Sales are scheduled to begin in fall 2024 at a price of $800.

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Smart Glasses with Cameras: How to Identify Them in Public SpacesSecurity

Smart Glasses with Cameras: How to Identify Them in Public Spaces

The smart glasses market is growing rapidly, with companies like Meta, Snap, and XReal releasing devices that look nearly identical to regular eyewear but are equipped with cameras and microphones. These gadgets allow users to record videos, take photos, and use voice commands discreetly. However, their proliferation raises serious privacy concerns, from non-consensual recording to potential surveillance. Experts note that most people are unaware of what these devices look like, making them vulnerable to misuse.

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U.S. Exports Rare Earth Metals to Asia Amid Weak Domestic DemandBusiness

U.S. Exports Rare Earth Metals to Asia Amid Weak Domestic Demand

Despite U.S. efforts to establish an independent rare earth metal supply chain, a significant portion of mined materials is still exported to Asian markets. Mining companies, supported during Donald Trump's presidency, prefer shipping resources to Japan and South Korea due to sluggish domestic demand. This raises questions about the effectiveness of government initiatives to develop domestic processing industries.

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Nintendo to Shut Down Mobile Game Mario Kart Tour in SeptemberBusiness

Nintendo to Shut Down Mobile Game Mario Kart Tour in September

Japanese gaming giant Nintendo has announced the shutdown of its mobile application Mario Kart Tour, which will cease operations on September 30, 2024, at 3:00 PM Moscow time. Launched in September 2019, the game operated for nearly five years before its discontinuation. In preparation for the closure, Nintendo has halted sales of the in-game currency Ruby and provided instructions for refunds on unused purchases. After the specified date, the app will become completely inaccessible, with servers shut down and player progress lost.

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Google Gemini to Enable Sharing Avatars with Friends for Video CreationArtificial intelligence

Google Gemini to Enable Sharing Avatars with Friends for Video Creation

Android Authority’s team uncovered code in the Google app hinting at a future avatar-sharing feature in Gemini Omni. Currently, users can only create videos with their own AI avatar, but soon they may be able to use their friends’ avatars as well. This would expand content generation possibilities and make AI interactions more social. Google has not yet revealed privacy safeguards or controls for managing shared avatars, but developers are actively working on implementing this option.

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How OnlyFans* Creators Fight Hacker Sites Using DMCA TakedownsSecurity

How OnlyFans* Creators Fight Hacker Sites Using DMCA Takedowns

Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in government websites to promote leaked OnlyFans* content, embedding malicious links that redirect users to phishing pages or malware. Thousands of DMCA complaints from content creators have led to the removal of these compromised pages, effectively disrupting malicious operations. This unexpected outcome highlights how intellectual property protection mechanisms can inadvertently combat cyber threats, even when that wasn’t their primary purpose.

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SambaNova Raises $1B at $11B Valuation: AI Chip Startup Accelerates RaceHardware

SambaNova Raises $1B at $11B Valuation: AI Chip Startup Accelerates Race

California-based startup SambaNova Systems, specializing in AI-optimized chips, has secured $1 billion in its Series F funding round, valuing the company at $11 billion. This marks the second major investment in five months, led by General Atlantic with participation from Intel, BlackRock, and Qatar Investment Authority. Funds will expand production and supply chains to meet surging demand for high-performance AI inference solutions.

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