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Dopamine Addict: New Meme by Creator of 'Irasutoya'

A new illustration titled 'Dopa-Man' has emerged on the popular Japanese stock illustration platform 'Irasutoya,' depicting a character whose brain literally melts from excessive smartphone use. The artwork, created by illustrator Mifune Takashi, sparked debates online about its pronunciation—users suggested variations from 'dopanchu' to 'dopamine-character.' The meme quickly became a symbol of modern digital dependency and technology's impact on mental health.

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First-Gen Amazon Echo Devices Failing En MasseHardware

First-Gen Amazon Echo Devices Failing En Masse

Owners of first-generation Amazon Echo smart speakers are reporting widespread technical failures. According to an Android Authority reader survey, only 11% of respondents stated their devices function without issues. Over half of participants noted partial malfunctions, while a third reported complete device failure. The lack of software updates from Amazon may be the root cause, severely impacting core functions like voice recognition and smart home control.

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Blip: Free App for Fast File Sharing Between Devices

Blip simplifies file sharing across devices on different platforms. Supporting Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS, with a Linux version coming soon, the app ensures fast transfers without file size limits. It uses end-to-end encryption to protect data and allows users to send individual files or entire folders while preserving original image and video quality. Personal use is free, while a business license costs $25 per user per month.

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Chemistry Ventures Raises $500M for Second FundBusiness

Chemistry Ventures Raises $500M for Second Fund

Chemistry Ventures, a venture capital firm established by former partners from Bessemer Venture Partners, Index Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz, has announced a $500 million raise for its second fund. The capital will support early-stage startups specializing in AI technologies, including infrastructure solutions and applied products. According to The Wall Street Journal, the round is already oversubscribed, with closure expected soon.

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Rising RAM Prices Threaten Budget Smartphones: Forecast Until 2026Hardware

Rising RAM Prices Threaten Budget Smartphones: Forecast Until 2026

A study by Omdia warns of a sharp decline in shipments of budget smartphones priced under $400 by 2026. The cause is the rapid rise in RAM prices, which will account for 59% of total component costs in this segment by Q1 2026. For comparison, RAM’s share was just 32% in Q3 2025. Experts attribute the crisis to growing demand for high-performance memory from AI-driven companies, squeezing supply for budget devices.

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UGREEN Nexode Air 65W: Compact Charger at Record Low Price on Amazon*Hardware

UGREEN Nexode Air 65W: Compact Charger at Record Low Price on Amazon*

Amazon* is offering a record-breaking discount on the UGREEN Nexode Air 65W compact charger. Priced at just $21.49, this deal slashes 46% off the retail value of $39.99. Matching the Prime Day low, it’s an ideal buy for users seeking a powerful yet portable charging solution. The model boasts a 4.8-star rating, reflecting its reliability and performance.

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X* Introduces Built-in Video Editor for Original Content CreatorsBusiness

X* Introduces Built-in Video Editor for Original Content Creators

Social platform X* has announced the launch of a built-in video editor and in-app recording tool for its iOS application. The update aims to motivate creators to produce original content instead of reposting others' materials, a common issue on the platform. New features include multilingual subtitle overlays with customizable design settings and a green screen tool that allows users to replace backgrounds with photos from their gallery or X* posts. According to Product Head Nikita Bier, the platform will continue expanding the editor in the coming weeks.

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Android 17 Warns About Unsafe Network Connections: How to EnableSecurity

Android 17 Warns About Unsafe Network Connections: How to Enable

With Android 17, users gain an extra layer of defense against cyber threats. A key innovation is the alert system for unsafe networks, including fake cell towers and unencrypted Wi-Fi. These networks can be exploited by hackers to intercept data or track devices. The new feature helps users identify risks early and prevent confidential data leaks, making it essential for those frequently using public networks in cafes, hotels, or shopping malls.

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Hisense UR9: Affordable Premium MiniLED TVHardware

Hisense UR9: Affordable Premium MiniLED TV

Hisense has unveiled the UR9 MiniLED TV, positioning it as a cost-effective alternative to flagship models from Samsung and LG. The device combines advanced display technologies with optimized pricing, making it an attractive choice for consumers seeking high image quality without overpaying for a brand name. Targeted at the premium segment, the model maintains competitive pricing while delivering exceptional performance.

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Google Pixel 11: Leaked Prices and 256GB Base StorageHardware

Google Pixel 11: Leaked Prices and 256GB Base Storage

New leaks shed light on Google’s plans for the Pixel 11 lineup. The company is reportedly ditching the 128GB base model in favor of a 256GB starting configuration. This shift will impact pricing, with European prices expected to rise by around €100 across all variants. The official announcement is slated for August 11, 2026, with sales beginning on August 20.

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Developer Ports Linux to Atari Jaguar — Legendary 64-Bit Console from 1993Hardware

Developer Ports Linux to Atari Jaguar — Legendary 64-Bit Console from 1993

A Spanish system software engineer has successfully ported Linux to the Atari Jaguar, a gaming console released in 1993 and marketed as the first 64-bit system on the market. The project required overcoming significant hardware limitations: just 2MB of RAM, no Memory Management Unit (MMU), and a non-standard architecture featuring Motorola 68000 processors. Despite these challenges, the developer managed to boot the Linux kernel and BusyBox shell on both real hardware via a cartridge and in an emulator.

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