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SecurityStrava, known as a social network for athletes, is taking steps to protect its data from large-scale AI scraping. Ahead of its planned IPO, the platform is tightening access to information by requiring user authentication and introducing a paid subscription for developers. These measures aim to prevent unauthorized data collection, which has negatively impacted the service’s performance.
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HardwareNVIDIA has announced the development of its new RTX Spark processor, designed for Windows PCs. This marks the company’s first PC-specific chip in 13 years, with a strong focus on high-performance data processing, including artificial intelligence tasks. Devices powered by RTX Spark are expected to launch in late 2026, reinforcing NVIDIA’s push into advanced computing solutions.
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HardwareNVIDIA has announced the RTX Spark, an innovative chip designed for Windows PCs focused on artificial intelligence. This solution aims to transform how users interact with computers by shifting the focus from applications to AI agents. The new chip delivers up to 1 petaflop of performance and supports up to 128GB of unified memory, allowing complex AI models to run locally even on thin laptops and compact desktops. This advancement offers significant benefits in speed, privacy, and offline functionality for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
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Artificial intelligenceYouTube has begun testing an updated version of its Ask YouTube feature for televisions and streaming devices. Powered by Google’s Gemini AI, the tool enables users to search for content using natural language questions instead of keywords. The feature is currently available to a limited number of YouTube Premium subscribers in the U.S., with plans to expand to other regions in the coming months.
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HardwareGoogle has announced plans to open its first overseas flagship store in Tokyo in the summer of 2026. The new retail location will be situated in the upscale Omotesando district, marking the brand’s first permanent presence outside the United States. The store is expected to attract both local residents and tech-savvy tourists seeking cutting-edge innovations.
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HardwareE Ink and MediaTek have announced a groundbreaking collaboration that could redefine the functionality of e-readers. At Computex 2026, they introduced a new platform combining E Ink’s advanced color displays with MediaTek’s AI-enabled processors. This innovation brings tablet and smartphone-like features to e-readers, enhancing their utility for users. The integration promises to deliver smarter, more versatile reading devices without compromising battery life or eye comfort.
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HardwareApple has pushed back the release of its highly anticipated AI-powered smart glasses to late 2027. The device was initially expected to be announced this year, with shipments beginning in early 2027, but Bloomberg reports technical difficulties have caused the delay. The project remains a priority for the company and is overseen by incoming CEO John Ternus.
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BusinessSoftBank has announced the introduction of an early contract termination fee for new subscribers signing up from July 2026. The changes will affect three of the operator’s brands, with a maximum penalty of 1,100 yen (approximately 533 ₽). In some cases, the fee will not apply, depending on the selected plan and contract terms. This measure aims to reduce customer churn during the first year of service.
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BusinessGoogle has announced the opening of its first physical store outside the United States. The new retail location will launch in the summer of 2024 on Omotesando Street in Tokyo. This marks a significant milestone for the company, which has previously expanded its retail presence only within its home country. The store will offer a wide range of products, including Pixel smartphones, Nest smart speakers, and Fitbit fitness trackers, as well as repair and setup services for customers.
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SecurityCybersecurity experts have identified a new browser-based surveillance technique called FROST. This method leverages JavaScript to analyze solid-state drive (SSD) activity, allowing websites to collect data on user actions covertly. The technology measures disk access delays, which can reveal sensitive information. While still in the research phase, FROST raises significant concerns among data protection specialists due to its ability to bypass conventional security measures like browser sandboxes or tracker blockers.
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HardwareRumors about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 are gaining traction, as the company may unveil two smartphone variants with fundamentally different designs. One will retain the familiar narrow proportions, while the other introduces a wider form factor, closer to traditional smartphones. The leaks are backed by real photos, increasing their credibility.
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DevelopmentDuolingo has launched a limited-time promotion allowing users to recover lost lesson streaks of 30 days or more. To qualify, users must complete three consecutive lessons in the mobile app. The offer is available throughout June and requires no in-app purchases or payments. This initiative provides a rare opportunity for users who lost motivation due to streak resets caused by unforeseen circumstances.
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