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FocalPoint Unveils Open-Ear Clip-On Headphones Shokz OpenDots Air for ~15 769 ₽Hardware

FocalPoint Unveils Open-Ear Clip-On Headphones Shokz OpenDots Air for ~15 769 ₽

FocalPoint has launched the Shokz OpenDots Air, wireless headphones featuring an open-ear design that leaves the ear canal unblocked. Designed as clip-on earbuds, the model ensures a secure fit while reducing sound leakage. The device is now available for 19,880 yen (approximately 15 769 ₽). This innovative form factor prioritizes user comfort and situational awareness, making it ideal for those who value safety in public spaces.

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Google Pay Introduces Direct Checkout on E-Commerce Websites

Google has unveiled an updated direct checkout feature in Google Pay, integrating payment methods from Google Wallet directly into e-commerce checkout pages. This solution promises to make the purchasing process smoother and more convenient for users. While currently available to a limited number of retailers, the company plans to expand its support globally in the near future.

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Nintendo Switch 2 to Feature Removable Battery for EU Market

Nintendo has announced a special version of the Switch 2 gaming console for the European market, featuring batteries that users can replace without visiting service centers. The change aligns with a new EU regulation set to take effect on February 27, 2027, which mandates that manufacturers enable easy battery replacement in certain devices by end-users. This move aims to extend the console’s lifespan and simplify maintenance for consumers.

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Google Pixel 10a: Who Is This Smartphone Designed For?

The Google Pixel 10a is a smartphone that not only grabs attention at launch but also seamlessly integrates into everyday life. Its compact dimensions, intuitive interface, and reliable performance make it an ideal choice for those who value simplicity and convenience. Notably, the Pixel 10a has even captured the interest of non-tech-savvy users—from parents to grandparents—proving its broad appeal.

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Major Japanese Companies Face Suspicious Login PagesSecurity

Major Japanese Companies Face Suspicious Login Pages

Major Japanese brands, including Muji, Zojirushi, and boat racing organizers, have discovered suspicious login pages on their websites. The incidents are linked to a vulnerability in the third-party service polyfill.io, previously targeted in supply chain attacks. While companies confirm no data leaks, they strongly advise users to change passwords if credentials were entered on suspicious pages. Experts warn that attacks via third-party scripts are rising, particularly when services are not updated promptly.

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CORSAIR Unveils Futuristic Gaming Innovations at COMPUTEX 2026Hardware

CORSAIR Unveils Futuristic Gaming Innovations at COMPUTEX 2026

At the COMPUTEX 2026 international exhibition, CORSAIR introduced a series of innovative PC components that combine high performance with striking design. These new products are designed to delight PC building enthusiasts and gamers, offering unique solutions for creating visually impressive systems. The lineup reflects CORSAIR’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of gaming hardware aesthetics and functionality.

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5 Common Android Auto Mistakes and How to Fix ThemHardware

5 Common Android Auto Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Android Auto enhances driving convenience and safety, but many users make common mistakes that limit the platform’s full potential. From cable selection to battery settings, even minor oversights can cause disruptions, delays, or loss of functionality. Experts have identified five key issues and provided solutions to help drivers avoid frustration on the road. Ensure a seamless experience by addressing these challenges before your next trip.

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BYD Develops Humanoid Robots for Mass MarketArtificial intelligence

BYD Develops Humanoid Robots for Mass Market

Chinese company BYD, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer, is actively expanding into humanoid robotics. This was confirmed by an industry source and BYD Vice President Li Ke. According to Li, automotive and robotics technologies share a common foundation, presenting new opportunities for BYD in the consumer robotics segment. The company aims to integrate its production, software, and hardware strengths to drive innovation in this emerging field.

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AT4K: The App That Enhances the Google TV InterfaceHardware

AT4K: The App That Enhances the Google TV Interface

The AT4K app aims to solve one of Google TV’s biggest issues—a cluttered and inconvenient interface. Developers offer a tool that makes content navigation more intuitive, aligning the user experience with Apple TV standards. Users can customize menus to their preferences, reducing frustration when interacting with the system.

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Google Tests Floating Search Bar in Chrome with AI Features

Google is testing a new feature in its Chrome browser—a floating search bar that can be launched using keyboard shortcuts. The tool allows users to perform searches, upload files and images, and leverage artificial intelligence capabilities without opening the browser. Currently, the feature is only available in the experimental Chrome Canary version and may not roll out to the stable release. This innovation reflects Google’s push to embed AI into everyday tools and streamline search interactions.

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