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Samsung to Unveil New Foldable Phones and AI Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked 2024Hardware

Samsung to Unveil New Foldable Phones and AI Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked 2024

On July 22, London will host Samsung’s summer Galaxy Unpacked event, where the tech giant will unveil its latest foldable smartphones, including the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7. The lineup may also feature the unconventional Galaxy Z Fold 8 with a 7.6-inch 4:3 aspect ratio screen for optimized content viewing. Smart glasses developed in collaboration with Google will integrate AI assistant Gemini, while the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9 will boast improved battery life and performance. The event will serve as a platform to highlight innovations in mobile and wearable tech.

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Testing Qi2 Wireless Chargers with Cooling: Which One to Choose?Hardware

Testing Qi2 Wireless Chargers with Cooling: Which One to Choose?

Wireless chargers have become essential for smartphone users, but their primary drawback is device overheating during charging. ZDNet’s expert evaluated three Qi2 models with distinct cooling approaches: passive heat dissipation, active fan cooling, and dynamic power regulation. The tests revealed that even minor design differences significantly impact smartphone temperature. However, cooling efficiency is just one factor—additional features like multi-device support and portability also play a crucial role in selecting the right charger.

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Amazfit Unveils Helio Strap Pro Fitness Tracker with Waist-Mounted Motion SensorHardware

Amazfit Unveils Helio Strap Pro Fitness Tracker with Waist-Mounted Motion Sensor

Amazfit has launched the Helio Strap Pro fitness tracker, which stands out from competitors with an additional motion sensor attached to the waist. Designed for athletes competing in Hyrox events, the device tracks movement stability and quality during workouts. The package also includes an upper-arm heart rate sensor, delivering more accurate data than traditional wrist-based sensors.

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Google Home Simplifies Smart Home Automation for BeginnersHardware

Google Home Simplifies Smart Home Automation for Beginners

Google Home has updated its app with a new 'Suggested Automations' feature, enabling users to quickly configure smart home scenarios without deep technical knowledge. Ready-made solutions are now available in the 'Automations' section and can be customized to individual needs. For example, the system may suggest lowering smart speaker volume before bedtime or activating security cameras at dusk. These changes aim to simplify interaction with the ecosystem for beginners, though experienced users can still create custom automations manually.

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Irish Startup Manna Aero Expands into the U.S. with Drone FactoryHardware

Irish Startup Manna Aero Expands into the U.S. with Drone Factory

Irish drone delivery startup Manna Aero is scaling up operations in the U.S. with a $50 million investment to construct a factory and operations center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The project aims to create 1,000 jobs and launch production by 2025. Manna Aero secured $50 million in venture funding in April and has already begun construction. Over the next 12 months, the company plans to expand its operational team to 200–300 employees and target six additional U.S. cities by the end of 2027.

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Samsung Offers $30 Credit for Pre-Ordering New Galaxy FoldablesHardware

Samsung Offers $30 Credit for Pre-Ordering New Galaxy Foldables

Samsung has launched a promotional offer for early adopters of its upcoming foldable Galaxy smartphones. Users who register their interest before the official unveiling on July 22, 2026, can secure a $30 credit for accessories or additional services. The promotion applies to models expected to debut at Galaxy Unpacked, including a rumored device with an expanded display. The credit is automatically applied during pre-order if the same email used for registration is provided. Registration does not obligate purchase but ensures bonus eligibility.

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Tenda Router Vulnerability Grants Passwordless Admin Access: Manufacturer Ignores IssueSecurity

Tenda Router Vulnerability Grants Passwordless Admin Access: Manufacturer Ignores Issue

Security experts at CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) have uncovered a critical vulnerability in Tenda router firmware that enables attackers to bypass authentication and gain full device control. The flaw affects multiple models, including FH1201, W15E, AC10, AC5, and AC6. Despite official warnings, the Chinese manufacturer has not released any fixes, leaving users exposed to severe risks. This vulnerability poses a major threat to both home and corporate networks by allowing attackers to alter settings, redirect traffic, and disable security features.

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Key Elements of AI Architecture for Business ScalabilityArtificial intelligence

Key Elements of AI Architecture for Business Scalability

AI architecture demands a robust foundation for successful production deployment. Experts identify four key elements that remain stable regardless of technological advancements. Without high-quality data, thoughtful context engineering, and scalable infrastructure, even the most powerful AI models cannot deliver the expected business value. Companies ignoring these aspects risk poor accuracy and eroded user trust.

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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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