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Anbernic RG 55G1: New Retro Console with Android & Nintendo Switch Lite Design

Anbernic has unveiled the RG 55G1 handheld gaming console powered by Android, designed for retro gaming. A new video showcases its capabilities, including support for PS Vita, Wii, Nintendo 3DS, and other platforms. While key technical specs and pricing remain undisclosed, the device has already sparked interest among portable gaming enthusiasts. The RG 55G1 is expected to directly compete with the AYANEO Pocket Micro 2 in the budget retro console segment.

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Nvidia and Intel Expand Chip Production in the U.S., but Critical Stages Remain Overseas

Nvidia and Intel are actively advancing the development of the U.S. semiconductor production ecosystem, highlighting key milestones in localization. Nvidia announced a network of partners across 43 states and plans to invest up to $500 billion in U.S. AI infrastructure over the next four years. Intel, meanwhile, showcased its full-cycle production capabilities—from design to assembly. However, both manufacturers overlook a critical gap: even chips produced in the U.S. are shipped abroad for final packaging and integration with HBM memory.

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Hackers Exploit Critical Adobe ColdFusion VulnerabilitySecurity

Hackers Exploit Critical Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability

Cybercriminals have begun actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion, identified as CVE-2026-48282, which poses the highest risk level. According to KEVIntel, a vulnerability analysis firm, attackers are already leveraging this flaw to launch attacks. The vulnerability affects servers running ColdFusion and could lead to unauthorized access to corporate systems. Security experts strongly urge administrators to install Adobe's patches immediately to prevent potential incidents.

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Home Solar Panel Safety: 6 Risks Experts Warn About

The growing popularity of plug-in home solar systems has raised concerns among British experts. Electrical safety associations and engineering organizations highlight six major risks associated with such installations. Issues range from fire hazards to grid instability and legal consequences. Experts emphasize that cutting costs on equipment or DIY installation can lead to severe repercussions for homeowners and the energy grid.

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Nothing Ear 3a: Official Renders and Key Specs Leaked Ahead of LaunchHardware

Nothing Ear 3a: Official Renders and Key Specs Leaked Ahead of Launch

Official renders and key specifications of the upcoming Nothing Ear 3a wireless earbuds have surfaced online ahead of the official announcement. The device will be available in four colors, retaining the brand’s signature transparent design while offering high-quality audio via LDAC and Hi-Res Audio Wireless. Priced around €99, the earbuds present an attractive mid-range option. Sales are expected to begin soon.

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Huawei Enters South Korea’s AI Chip Market with Atlas SuperPodsHardware

Huawei Enters South Korea’s AI Chip Market with Atlas SuperPods

Chinese tech giant Huawei is set to enter South Korea’s AI accelerator market in the fourth quarter of 2026, introducing the Ascend 950PR and Ascend 950DT processors alongside the Atlas 950 SuperPod platform. The platform supports up to 8,192 chips in a single deployment, positioning Huawei as a direct competitor to Nvidia. According to local sources, Huawei has already secured partnerships with distributors Hansol PNS and SK Shieldus, emphasizing aggressive pricing and high performance.

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Sony Bravia 7 Mark II: Mid-Range with Premium Price TagHardware

Sony Bravia 7 Mark II: Mid-Range with Premium Price Tag

Sony has unveiled the Bravia 7 Mark II, a mid-range TV that promises premium features at a mid-tier price. Equipped with a mini RGB LED display, the model delivers improved color accuracy and brightness compared to standard options. However, its screen brightness and contrast fall short of top-tier competitors, raising concerns about its value proposition. Despite this, Sony has priced the Bravia 7 Mark II near flagship models, prompting users to question whether the premium is justified. Experts advise careful evaluation before purchasing, especially for users prioritizing peak performance.

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Pokémon GO Team Rebrands to Scopely ExploreBusiness

Pokémon GO Team Rebrands to Scopely Explore

The team behind the globally popular AR game Pokémon GO has officially rebranded to Scopely Explore. This move follows Scopely’s acquisition of Niantic’s assets, including the development team, and aligns with the game’s 10th anniversary. The Niantic logo will no longer appear in the project, signaling a potential end to their collaboration.

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Huawei Mate 90 to Feature Kirin 2026 Chip Based on Tao (τ) LawHardware

Huawei Mate 90 to Feature Kirin 2026 Chip Based on Tao (τ) Law

Chinese tech giant Huawei is set to unveil its flagship Mate 90 smartphone lineup this autumn, featuring the Kirin 2026 processor—the first chipset designed using the company's Tao (τ) Law methodology. Introduced in May 2024, this innovative approach optimizes semiconductor performance by reducing the system time constant (τ) and leveraging Logic Folding technology. The result? Faster signal transmission, higher transistor density, and significantly improved device efficiency.

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Chinese Startup Even Realities Valued at $1 Billion After $150M Funding RoundHardware

Chinese Startup Even Realities Valued at $1 Billion After $150M Funding Round

Chinese startup Even Realities, specializing in smart glasses development, has completed a $150 million funding round led by Meituan and Tencent, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Unlike competitors, Even Realities focuses on display-based devices that project information directly into the user’s field of view while avoiding cameras to prioritize privacy. Founded by former Apple engineers, the company has attracted investments from Sequoia China and other major industry players.

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Bentley Unveils Torcal EV with 480 km RangeHardware

Bentley Unveils Torcal EV with 480 km Range

British luxury automaker Bentley is set to launch its first mass-produced electric vehicle, the Torcal crossover, in September. With a claimed range of up to 480 km, the model aims to compete in the premium EV segment. However, industry experts question whether Bentley’s late entry into the electric market will hinder its success against established rivals like Ferrari, Porsche, and Mercedes-Benz.

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OnePlus Refuses EU Warranties, Offering Useless Vouchers InsteadHardware

OnePlus Refuses EU Warranties, Offering Useless Vouchers Instead

OnePlus, known for its flagship smartphones and accessories, is facing backlash from European users after reports emerged that the company is refusing to honor its two-year warranty obligations under EU law. Instead of repairs or replacements, customers are being offered 100-euro vouchers that are effectively unusable. The issue coincides with rumors of the brand scaling back operations in Europe, shifting focus to markets like India and China. Affected users are now considering legal action through the European Consumer Centre (ECC) to address potential regulatory violations.

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