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Google Updates Pixel Thermometer App IconHardware

Google Updates Pixel Thermometer App Icon

Google has refreshed the Pixel Thermometer app icon for Pixel smartphones, replacing the solid background with a modern gradient design in blue tones. The update also shifts the body temperature data integration from Fitbit to Google Health, aligning with Google’s unified health ecosystem. While the app remains niche, it offers quick temperature monitoring for compatible devices. The changes are now available via Google Play Store without affecting core functionality.

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OnePlus 16 to Feature Full 165Hz Display Refresh RateHardware

OnePlus 16 to Feature Full 165Hz Display Refresh Rate

The upcoming flagship OnePlus 16 may become the first smartphone to offer a truly 'global' 165Hz screen refresh rate. This means high fluidity won’t be limited to specific apps but will extend to the entire system interface, including animations. In contrast, the OnePlus 15 restricts 165Hz usage to a handful of applications, though enthusiasts have already found workarounds. The new model is also expected to feature smoother animations optimized for the high refresh rate.

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Sakura Internet Reports Data Breach Affecting 1.36 Million Accounts Due to Unauthorized AccessSecurity

Sakura Internet Reports Data Breach Affecting 1.36 Million Accounts Due to Unauthorized Access

Sakura Internet, one of Japan’s largest hosting providers, has reported unauthorized access to its sales management system, potentially exposing personal data of up to 1.36 million users. While the company has not confirmed any data exfiltration, the incident remains under investigation. This breach underscores the critical need for robust corporate IT security against cyber threats.

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Google Resolves False Pixel Watch First-Gen Support Termination AlertHardware

Google Resolves False Pixel Watch First-Gen Support Termination Alert

Owners of the original Pixel Watch received an alarming notification suggesting the end of Google Health data synchronization support. The alert sparked discussions on Reddit*, but Google quickly clarified the situation: a bug caused the error, and devices remain fully supported. The company has already fixed the issue, so users need not worry about losing functionality.

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Polaroid Unveils Limited-Edition Pokémon Cameras for Franchise’s 30th AnniversaryHardware

Polaroid Unveils Limited-Edition Pokémon Cameras for Franchise’s 30th Anniversary

Polaroid has announced a limited-edition instant camera series celebrating Pokémon’s 30th anniversary. The collection includes three models: the compact Polaroid Go Generation 3 in Pikachu*’s signature yellow with a lightning bolt strap, a Sylveon-themed variant in pink and blue, and the larger Polaroid Now Generation 3, designed to resemble a Poké Ball. All cameras feature a Poké Ball-shaped shutter button and Pokémon-themed film. While no new tech is introduced, these are rebranded versions of existing models with nostalgic appeal.

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Chinese Startup LandSpace Successfully Lands ZhuQue-3 Rocket First StageHardware

Chinese Startup LandSpace Successfully Lands ZhuQue-3 Rocket First Stage

Chinese aerospace startup LandSpace has made a breakthrough in reusable rocket development. On August 19, the company successfully launched the ZhuQue-3 Y2 rocket into orbit and, for the first time in its history, landed its first stage intact. This achievement marks a significant milestone for China's commercial space sector, demonstrating progress in reducing launch costs. Earlier, in December 2025, an attempted landing ended in failure, but LandSpace has now validated the technology for returnable stages.

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Alibaba Cloud Launches Third Data Center in South KoreaDevelopment

Alibaba Cloud Launches Third Data Center in South Korea

Alibaba Cloud has launched its third data center in South Korea, significantly strengthening its position in one of Asia’s key technology markets. The new facility enhances infrastructure for enterprise clients while introducing six Agentic AI services tailored to local business needs. With this expansion, Alibaba Cloud now operates 104 global availability zones, increasing cloud and AI processing capacities across the Asia-Pacific region.

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UGREEN Launches Compact 65W Charger with Built-in USB-C Cable at 34% DiscountHardware

UGREEN Launches Compact 65W Charger with Built-in USB-C Cable at 34% Discount

UGREEN has unveiled a new compact charger featuring a built-in retractable USB Type-C cable capable of delivering up to 65W of power. The device stands out for its portability and convenience, as the cable automatically retracts into the body, eliminating tangles and simplifying transport. Currently, the product is available on Amazon Japan at a 34% discount, making it an attractive option for users prioritizing mobility and efficiency.

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Xiaomi Reports Net Profit of ¥14.2 Billion for First Half of 2024Business

Xiaomi Reports Net Profit of ¥14.2 Billion for First Half of 2024

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has released its financial results for the first half of 2024. The company reported revenue of ¥208.06 billion, a 8.4% decline year-over-year. However, net profit attributable to shareholders reached ¥14.19 billion. In Q2 alone, revenue exceeded ¥100 billion, signaling a gradual business recovery. The report covers all key segments, including smartphones, IoT devices, internet services, and electric vehicles.

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Omarchy Quattro: Linux Distro with Full AI IntegrationArtificial intelligence

Omarchy Quattro: Linux Distro with Full AI Integration

Omarchy Quattro is an experimental Linux distribution that positions artificial intelligence as a core component of the operating system. Unlike traditional approaches where AI serves as an add-on, this distro embeds it directly into workflows, particularly for developers. Built on the Hyprland environment—known for its flexibility and steep learning curve—Omarchy Quattro is not beginner-friendly. However, it offers powerful tools for experienced professionals willing to embrace cutting-edge technology and streamline their development processes with AI-driven automation.

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Google Calendar Now Lets Users Block Colleagues' SpamBusiness

Google Calendar Now Lets Users Block Colleagues' Spam

Google has rolled out a new feature in its Calendar service allowing users to block unwanted senders, automatically removing their events and preventing new notifications. The block applies across all Google services, including Gmail, ensuring comprehensive spam control. However, the feature is currently limited to Google Workspace and Workspace Individual subscribers, with full deployment expected within 15 days. For non-Google account invitations, Google advises blocking users via Gmail to prevent event creation.

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Google Unveils Mysterious Wearable in New Ad: What’s the Device?Hardware

Google Unveils Mysterious Wearable in New Ad: What’s the Device?

Google’s recent ads for the Pixel 11 smartphones and Pixel Watch 5 have revealed a mysterious wearable device. The gadget, resembling a hybrid of Fitbit Charge 6 and Pixel Watch 5, features an elongated screen with rounded edges and comes in misty white and olive colors. The YouTube ads have sparked speculation, with users guessing it could be Fitbit Charge 7, an updated Pixel Watch, or a brand-new product. While Google has not commented officially, the device’s appearance in ads suggests an imminent release.

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