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Google Health Fixes Nutrition and Workout Tracking ErrorsDevelopment

Google Health Fixes Nutrition and Workout Tracking Errors

Google has rolled out an update for its Google Health app (version 5.01) on Android and iOS, focusing on bug fixes and enhanced functionality. Key improvements include resolving issues in workout, nutrition, and sleep tracking, along with new tools for macronutrient management. The update is now rolling out and will be available to all users within a week.

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HP Unveils Limited-Edition Laptop with Ferrari Design Priced at 990,000 RublesHardware

HP Unveils Limited-Edition Laptop with Ferrari Design Priced at 990,000 Rubles

American manufacturer HP has announced the release of a limited-edition laptop series inspired by the iconic style of Ferrari. The new model, named HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC, combines high-performance components with an exclusive design developed in collaboration with the Italian automaker. The device is priced at approximately 990,000 rubles in the Japanese market, underscoring its premium status. This launch targets collectors and Ferrari enthusiasts seeking cutting-edge technology with a distinctive aesthetic.

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EU Prepares Laws to Reduce Dependence on Big Tech and Boost Homegrown TechBusiness

EU Prepares Laws to Reduce Dependence on Big Tech and Boost Homegrown Tech

The European Union has unveiled a legislative package aimed at strengthening the region's technological independence. The focus is on developing in-house capabilities in cloud services, artificial intelligence, and semiconductor manufacturing. The proposals also include measures to counter potential threats from non-European players, including the possibility of blocking critical services.

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BMX Unveils Magnetic Power Banks with Semi-Solid-State BatteriesHardware

BMX Unveils Magnetic Power Banks with Semi-Solid-State Batteries

BMX has launched its SolidSafe lineup of magnetic power banks equipped with semi-solid-state batteries. The technology reduces flammable liquid electrolyte, improving safety and heat resistance. Models support Qi2 and USB-C fast charging, with one version claiming the title of the thinnest device in its class. These power banks are designed for durability and reliability in extreme conditions.

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MSI Celebrates 40th Anniversary: Retrospective and New Releases at Taiwan ExhibitionHardware

MSI Celebrates 40th Anniversary: Retrospective and New Releases at Taiwan Exhibition

MSI organized a milestone exhibition to celebrate its 40th anniversary, held at the Songshan Creative Park in Taiwan until June 7. The event coincides with the international COMPUTEX 2026 trade show and is open for free admission. The exhibition features both historical motherboard models and unique collaborative PCs, showcasing the evolution of technology and design over four decades. Visitors can explore how MSI’s innovations have shaped the industry’s progress.

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Mira Murati on New AI Models and OpenAI Lessons: Returning to the Public EyeArtificial intelligence

Mira Murati on New AI Models and OpenAI Lessons: Returning to the Public Eye

Mira Murati, former CTO of OpenAI and founder of Thinking Machines Lab, broke her 18-month public silence in an interview with Bloomberg. She introduced the concept of "interaction models"—a new type of AI interface capable of processing audio, text, and video streams with just a 200-millisecond latency. According to Murati, such systems could more accurately capture the nuances of human communication, including pauses and interruptions. This marks a significant step forward in AI-human interaction, though no specific product launch timeline was provided.

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Foxconn and Intel Join Forces to Build Next-Generation AI InfrastructureHardware

Foxconn and Intel Join Forces to Build Next-Generation AI Infrastructure

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn and US chipmaker Intel have announced a strategic partnership to develop next-generation infrastructure for artificial intelligence and smart computing platforms. The collaboration will combine Intel’s semiconductor technologies with Foxconn’s manufacturing and integration capabilities to deliver cutting-edge solutions for data centers and edge computing. The partnership will span multiple applications, including industrial automation, smart cities, and robotics, driving efficiency and innovation across sectors.

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Launches Own AI LabArtificial intelligence

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Launches Own AI Lab

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky is expanding beyond his role as an AI investor by launching an in-house artificial intelligence lab. According to Bloomberg, confirmed by a TechCrunch source, Chesky aims to compete with leading AI model developers through this initiative. Previously, Airbnb avoided partnerships with large language model (LLM) providers, as existing solutions failed to meet its specific requirements. This move marks a strategic shift toward innovation in user interaction and interface design.

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Belkin Releases 10,000mAh Battery Accessory for Nintendo Switch 2Hardware

Belkin Releases 10,000mAh Battery Accessory for Nintendo Switch 2

Belkin has unveiled the Charging Grip accessory for the Nintendo Switch 2, addressing the console’s limited battery life. The device features a built-in 10,000mAh battery, allowing users to recharge the console one and a half times. The accessory also enhances ergonomics with extended grips, resembling Steam Deck controllers. However, the added bulk compromises the Switch 2’s portability, which may deter some users.

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Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Reference Laptop ModelsHardware

Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Reference Laptop Models

At a private showcase during COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2026, Qualcomm unveiled reference laptop models powered by its new Snapdragon C processor, designed for the budget segment. While the event primarily focused on Snapdragon X and X2-based devices, the spotlight also shone on this promising platform for affordable laptops.

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Best Wireless Earbuds for Calls in 2026: Top 9 ModelsHardware

Best Wireless Earbuds for Calls in 2026: Top 9 Models

In 2026, the wireless earbuds market introduced models that stand out not only for sound quality but also for superior voice transmission during calls. Manufacturers are focusing on noise cancellation, ergonomics, and integration with voice assistants. This selection features devices that deliver clear audio, comfortable fit, and advanced features for Android, iOS, and other platforms users.

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Cybercriminals Use Stripe to Steal Bank Card DataSecurity

Cybercriminals Use Stripe to Steal Bank Card Data

Cybercriminals from the Magecart group have developed a new method to steal bank card data by exploiting Stripe’s payment system API. Attackers inject malicious JavaScript into checkout pages of online stores, then exfiltrate stolen information through Stripe’s infrastructure, making detection significantly harder. Experts warn that this approach bypasses conventional security tools and disguises malicious activity as legitimate traffic.

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