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HardwareAhead of Computex 2026, Nvidia and Microsoft dropped synchronized social media posts teasing a 'new era of PCs.' The clues point to a groundbreaking N1X platform—possibly the first mass-market Windows laptop powered by Arm architecture with advanced AI capabilities. Industry experts speculate this could redefine portable computing.
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HardwareSamsung is set to revolutionize health monitoring in its Galaxy Watch smartwatches. With the upcoming One UI 9 Watch update, the company plans to deeply integrate artificial intelligence, transforming raw sensor data into actionable insights. This update could elevate devices from passive trackers to active health assistants, analyzing user habits and delivering personalized advice to improve well-being.
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Artificial intelligenceMicrosoft Build 2026, scheduled for June 2–3 in San Francisco, is expected to be a pivotal event for developers and IT professionals, focusing on artificial intelligence. CEO Satya Nadella will deliver the keynote, outlining Microsoft’s strategic vision for the near future. The spotlight will be on the evolution of Copilot and the integration of AI agents capable of performing complex tasks autonomously. The event will be available for online streaming on YouTube, while in-person attendees paid approximately 78 125 ₽ for admission.
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Artificial intelligenceYouTube has introduced an experimental feature that leverages artificial intelligence to generate a personalized video feed based on user text prompts. Users can specify a topic or mood, such as "relaxing meditations after work," and receive a curated selection of relevant content. The feature is currently limited to the US and requires enabled watch history for functionality. This innovation aims to enhance user experience by tailoring recommendations more precisely to individual preferences.
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HardwareJapanese retail chain Daiso has introduced an affordable laptop accessory—a magnetic smartphone holder priced at just 550 yen (approximately 248 ₽). This simple yet practical solution has quickly gained traction among users, particularly IT professionals and those who multitask across multiple devices. The holder attaches to the laptop’s body, allowing users to securely position their smartphone while freeing up workspace. Its compact design and ease of use make it ideal for remote work and productivity.
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HardwareChinese battery manufacturer CATL has launched a research center in Xiamen, touted as the world's largest platform for testing and validating energy storage solutions. Spanning 10 hectares, the facility is designed for comprehensive testing of components, full assemblies, and stations under real-world conditions. This initiative aims to accelerate innovation and deployment in the energy sector by bridging the gap between lab testing and practical applications.
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HardwareAcer is entering the smart glasses market with two new models: AR Vision GR0 and G10 AI Glasses. While positioned for different segments, both face stiff competition from Meta*, TCL, and other brands. The release is scheduled for late 2026.
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DevelopmentAfter a three-year hiatus, Telegram has made a comeback on Wear OS with the release of an official beta app for smartwatches. Available to testers, the new client retains core messenger features, including chats and group conversations, optimized for small screens. Users enrolled in Telegram’s beta program can now download the app from the Play Store. This marks a significant update for Wear OS users who previously relied on notifications or third-party solutions.
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SecurityA scandal has erupted in Japan’s online community over the LINE* messenger, which was found to share user data—including the presence of children and education levels—with advertising platforms. Despite developers’ assurances of privacy compliance, users are outraged by the lack of transparency in default settings. LINE YAHOO confirmed the data is used solely for ad targeting and does not include personal chats or identifiable information. The controversy highlights growing concerns over user control and data privacy in digital services.
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BusinessContrary to the belief that IT talent shortages impact small and medium-sized businesses the most, the reality is different. Large companies, despite their substantial financial and human resources, struggle more to find qualified specialists. The shortage of AI experts is particularly acute, even though this segment was not prioritized in surveys. The gap highlights the growing complexity of hiring in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.
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Artificial intelligenceAmazon is developing an animated series, *Good Advice Cupcake*, using artificial intelligence, but the original character’s creator, Lorin Brantz, never consented to its use. She claims the rights were transferred without her involvement, sparking debates over AI ethics and intellectual property in creative projects. The controversy highlights tensions between content creators and tech giants leveraging generative AI for commercial ventures.
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HardwareAcer has announced the Nitro Blaze Link, a portable device designed to stream games from the brand’s gaming laptops to a separate gadget with a touchscreen. This solution could serve as an alternative to using smartphones or tablets for remote gaming, offering built-in controllers and a 7-inch display. However, compatibility is limited to Acer’s ecosystem, and performance stability depends on Wi-Fi quality and the host laptop’s capabilities.
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