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How to Turn Your Smartphone into a Universal Remote for Android TV for Free

Standard Smart TV remotes are often inconvenient, and their batteries die at the worst possible moment. The solution is the Bluetooth Remote app, which turns an Android smartphone into a full-featured touch-controlled remote. It connects automatically to your TV, supports cursor navigation and a virtual keyboard, and eliminates the need for spare batteries. The app is free, easy to set up, and works reliably, making it an excellent alternative to physical remotes.

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Samsung Offers Up to $1,230 Discount on Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ahead of UnpackedHardware

Samsung Offers Up to $1,230 Discount on Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ahead of Unpacked

Samsung has initiated pre-orders for its latest foldable smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, offering discounts of up to $1,230. The official unveiling is scheduled for July 22 in London during the Unpacked event, where new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 smartwatches, as well as the potential Galaxy Glasses, will also be showcased. Pre-order participants will receive bonus credits and a chance to win $500 gift cards for Samsung’s official store.

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OpenAI's Chief Futurist Leaves Company After Nine YearsArtificial intelligence

OpenAI's Chief Futurist Leaves Company After Nine Years

OpenAI announced the departure of Joshua Achiama, its chief futurist, who spent nearly nine years researching AI safety and long-term technological impacts. Achiama gained prominence after testifying in Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman, aligning with OpenAI's mission to develop secure and beneficial AI. His exit may influence the company's strategy for responsible technology adoption during a critical growth phase.

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Samsung Confirms Galaxy Unpacked 2024 Date: New Foldables & SmartwatchesHardware

Samsung Confirms Galaxy Unpacked 2024 Date: New Foldables & Smartwatches

Samsung has confirmed the date for its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, scheduled for July 22 in London. The focus will be on new foldable smartphones, including the innovative Galaxy Z Fold 8 with an expanded display. Updated Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2 smartwatches are also expected, along with a live global broadcast. The event starts at 4:00 PM Moscow time, allowing Russian viewers to watch without staying up late.

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Microsoft Slashes AI Costs by Shifting to In-House ModelsArtificial intelligence

Microsoft Slashes AI Costs by Shifting to In-House Models

Microsoft is aggressively adopting its proprietary AI models to reduce reliance on OpenAI and Anthropic. According to Bloomberg, applications like Excel and Word now partially use internal MAI models instead of third-party technologies. Previously, Microsoft promoted OpenAI and Anthropic integrations in Office 365, but now prioritizes in-house solutions. This move aligns with a broader IT industry trend where companies seek to cut AI deployment costs.

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Figma Acquires Bud Startup Team to Advance AI and PrototypingDevelopment

Figma Acquires Bud Startup Team to Advance AI and Prototyping

Figma, a leading interface design platform, continues to expand its capabilities through the integration of artificial intelligence and development tools. The company recently announced the acquisition of the Bud startup team, formerly known as Orchids, which specializes in creating AI agents and a platform for so-called 'vibe-coding'—rapid application prototyping. This move aims to enhance Figma’s coding and automation features, enabling users to build not just design mockups but fully functional applications.

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Anthropic Launches Mobile AI Agent Claude Cowork for SmartphonesArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Launches Mobile AI Agent Claude Cowork for Smartphones

Anthropic has expanded the capabilities of its AI agent Claude Cowork by making it available on smartphones. Users can now manage tasks and continue working on projects even after closing their laptops. The solution aims to integrate AI assistants into daily workflows, ensuring seamless automation of routine operations. The new approach synchronizes actions across devices, which is particularly useful for professionals frequently switching between desktops and mobile platforms.

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Google Voice Introduces Two New Paid Plans for UsersBusiness

Google Voice Introduces Two New Paid Plans for Users

Google has unveiled two new paid subscription plans for its Google Voice service, which has long remained overshadowed by other company products. US users can now choose between Voice Starter at $10 per month or Voice Standard at $20 per month (with a $10 discount for the first six months). These updates signal Google’s commitment to the service despite its infrequent updates and lack of RCS support. The new plans, available exclusively in the US, offer enhanced features including customer support and AI-powered tools based on Gemini.

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Android Auto Introduces Dedicated Navigation Mode for MotorcyclistsHardware

Android Auto Introduces Dedicated Navigation Mode for Motorcyclists

Sygic has launched an update for Android Auto, introducing Motorbike Mode—a specialized navigation solution tailored for motorcyclists. This mode integrates directly with motorcycle dashboard systems, offering features like twisty-road routing, elevation tracking, real-time bike tilt monitoring, and Bluetooth voice guidance. The update addresses user demand for seamless navigation integration on motorcycles, previously limited to smartphone use.

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Chinese Memory Maker Longsys Forecasts 60,000% Profit Surge Amid AI DemandHardware

Chinese Memory Maker Longsys Forecasts 60,000% Profit Surge Amid AI Demand

Chinese memory and storage chip manufacturer Longsys, owner of the Lexar brand, has forecasted a record surge in net profit for the first half of 2026, with earnings expected to reach $1.36–1.62 billion. This represents a staggering 61,818–73,636x increase compared to last year's $2.2 million. Revenue is also projected to double, hitting $3.24–3.68 billion. The explosive growth is driven by surging demand for AI infrastructure components, intensifying competition for limited memory chip production capacities.

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Spain Detains Suspected Member of Pro-Russian Hacktivist GroupsSecurity

Spain Detains Suspected Member of Pro-Russian Hacktivist Groups

Spanish National Police announced the arrest of a man suspected of actively participating in pro-Russian hacktivist groups CyberArmy of Russia Reborn (CARR) and Z-Pentest. The operation was conducted as part of an international investigation into cybercrimes involving attacks on critical European infrastructure. Details about the detainee’s identity and role remain undisclosed, but authorities emphasize his potential involvement in large-scale cyberattacks.

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