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Android 17 Adds High-Quality LHDC Audio Codec Support for PixelHardware

Android 17 Adds High-Quality LHDC Audio Codec Support for Pixel

The Android 17 update for Google Pixel smartphones introduces a hidden feature—support for the LHDC v5 audio codec. This allows users to enjoy high-quality audio with sampling rates up to 96 kHz when paired with compatible wireless earbuds. Previously, Pixel owners were limited to Sony’s LDAC or standard codecs like AAC and SBC, restricting compatibility with devices from OnePlus, Nothing, and OPPO. The integration of LHDC now unlocks access to a broader range of high-resolution audio equipment.

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Gemini’s New Design Raises Concerns Over Android’s Future UIArtificial intelligence

Gemini’s New Design Raises Concerns Over Android’s Future UI

Google has rolled out its updated Gemini app design, dubbed ‘Neural Expressive,’ across mobile and web platforms. Positioned as a cornerstone for Android’s future ‘smart’ features—including food delivery integrations—the redesign has sparked debate. While Google highlights smoother animations and improved color schemes, experts argue that relocated key elements, thinner fonts, and disrupted account-switching workflows undermine usability. The changes force users to relearn familiar interactions, raising concerns about broader Android UI shifts.

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New Robotaxi Rankings: China Leads, Waymo Lags BehindArtificial intelligence

New Robotaxi Rankings: China Leads, Waymo Lags Behind

Autnmy AI, a consulting firm, has unveiled the first dynamic ranking of companies developing autonomous vehicles, analyzing open-source data including government reports and financial filings. The system updates results every 12 hours. In the robotaxi segment, Chinese developers dominate, with Baidu Apollo Go, Pony.ai, and WeRide leading, while Waymo and Tesla rank second and fifth, respectively. The ranking covers four key categories: robotaxis, autonomous trucks, licensed autopilot systems, and unmanned couriers.

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KDDI Raises Fees Due to Inflation but Offers Free Online eSIM IssuanceBusiness

KDDI Raises Fees Due to Inflation but Offers Free Online eSIM Issuance

Japanese telecom giant KDDI announced a fee hike for in-store service processing starting August 1, citing inflation and rising operational costs. The cost of basic procedures in retail stores will increase from 3,850 to 4,950 yen. To offset this, KDDI will make eSIM issuance free through online channels, encouraging digital adoption and reducing pressure on physical stores. The changes will affect subscribers of the au and UQ mobile brands, both owned by KDDI and its subsidiary Okinawa Cellular Telephone.

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How to Spot AI-Generated Text: Tips from an EducatorArtificial intelligence

How to Spot AI-Generated Text: Tips from an Educator

AI text detectors frequently misclassify human-written content as machine-generated, with studies showing their accuracy barely exceeds random chance. However, experienced educators can identify AI-generated texts without specialized tools by analyzing key markers such as repetitive phrasing, lack of personal style, and superficial explanations. Common red flags include overused clichés like 'comprehensive analysis' or 'in conclusion,' as well as abrupt shifts in writing style that contradict a student's usual work.

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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D hits record low price at Amazon UK — now just £340Hardware

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D hits record low price at Amazon UK — now just £340

AMD’s flagship gaming processor, the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, has become significantly more affordable. On Amazon UK, the chip is now priced at £339.99, undercutting major UK retailers by at least £30. Featuring 8 cores, 16 threads, and Zen 5 architecture, the 9800X3D delivers up to 5.2 GHz boost clocks alongside AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology, which expands L3 cache to 96MB. This reduces latency and boosts gaming performance by minimizing reliance on slower system RAM.

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Nothing Unveils Budget-Friendly Phone 4b — First DetailsHardware

Nothing Unveils Budget-Friendly Phone 4b — First Details

British tech brand Nothing has released a teaser confirming the development of its new smartphone, the Phone 4b. A short video on platform X* showcases a sketch of the device featuring the brand’s signature transparent back panel and a single rear camera module. The key highlight is a pencil labeled '4b,' hinting at the model’s name. Analysts suggest this will be a budget or mid-range variant, complementing the existing 4a and 4a Pro lineup. An official announcement is expected soon.

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NVK: Nvidia's Open-Source Vulkan Driver Gains Experimental DLSS SupportHardware

NVK: Nvidia's Open-Source Vulkan Driver Gains Experimental DLSS Support

The open-source Vulkan driver NVK for Nvidia GPUs has received experimental DLSS support, integrated into the Mesa 26.2-devel branch. The implementation relies on precompiled CUDA libraries from Nvidia, enabling DLSS only on GPUs with compatible bytecode. While this partially closes the gap between open and proprietary drivers, support remains limited and requires specific environment flags. The feature is currently available only with the NVK_EXPERIMENTAL=dlss flag due to unresolved issues.

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Xpeng Unveils First MONA L03 Crossover in New EV LineupHardware

Xpeng Unveils First MONA L03 Crossover in New EV Lineup

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng has introduced its first crossover under the MONA brand—the L03 model. Company CEO He Xiaopeng revealed the naming logic: the letter 'M' denotes sedans, while 'L' represents SUVs, forming the 'MONA LISA' reference. The vehicle has already been certified by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in April. The design aligns with the MONA M03 sedan but features a sportier coupe-SUV silhouette. The MONA L03 is expected to hit the market in 2026, though full technical specs and pricing remain undisclosed.

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AryStinger Botnet Infects Thousands of D-Link Routers WorldwideSecurity

AryStinger Botnet Infects Thousands of D-Link Routers Worldwide

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered the previously unknown AryStinger botnet, which has already infected over 4,000 D-Link routers worldwide. The compromised devices are being used as proxy servers to distribute malicious traffic, masking attack origins and bypassing geo-restrictions. Vulnerable devices, primarily outdated models, have become part of an attack infrastructure for spam campaigns, DDoS attacks, and malware distribution.

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Polymarket Paid for Fake Videos Showing Betting Wins on PlatformBusiness

Polymarket Paid for Fake Videos Showing Betting Wins on Platform

Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, has been embroiled in a major scandal after a Wall Street Journal investigation uncovered that the company paid users to create over 1,100 fake videos. These videos falsely depicted users placing bets and winning large sums, with total claimed winnings exceeding 66,1 млн ₽ However, real betting outcomes would have resulted in a 12,2 млн ₽ loss. Many videos have since been removed following the investigation, and Polymarket has shut down fraudulent websites linked to the campaign.

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Used iPhones: Why Buying a Secondhand Apple Smartphone Is Now a Better DealHardware

Used iPhones: Why Buying a Secondhand Apple Smartphone Is Now a Better Deal

As Apple continues to hike prices on new iPhones, purchasing a used device has become increasingly appealing. The company still supports older models with iOS updates, extending their lifespan significantly. This makes refurbished iPhones not only affordable but also dependable alternatives to brand-new gadgets. Experts confirm that even three- to four-year-old models retain strong performance and functionality, making them ideal for budget-conscious buyers who don’t need the latest features.

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