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HardwareZDNET has launched the final round of its contest where participants can guess which Apple innovations will debut at the September 2026 event. Rumored announcements include a foldable iPhone or a MacBook with a touchscreen. The winner will receive an Apple Watch. Voting runs until September 1, with results announced after Apple’s official presentation. Participation is free and open to U.S. residents over 18.
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HardwareDuring Best Buy’s anniversary sale, the Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer bundle with the AMS module for multi-color printing is priced at $499—$50 less than its standard cost. This discount allows users to save on filament purchases or stock up for new projects. The P1S model stands out for its high print speed, easy setup, and wireless connectivity, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced users.
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Artificial intelligenceBeijing concluded the second World Humanoid Robot Games, where humanoid robots demonstrated their hotel service capabilities. Participants had 30 minutes to complete tasks such as moving luggage, restocking rooms, and making beds. The competition took place in real hotel conditions, allowing robots' navigation, object manipulation, and complex task planning to be rigorously tested.
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HardwareAsus has unveiled its latest flagship gaming monitor, the ROG Swift PG32UCWM, featuring a 32-inch OLED display powered by Tandem RGB Stripe technology. The monitor delivers 4K resolution at 240Hz and Full HD at 480Hz, positioning it among the most powerful solutions on the market. With HDR10, DisplayHDR 400 True Black, Dolby Vision, and a wide DCI-P3 color gamut, it ensures exceptional color accuracy and contrast. The model also includes adaptive sync and proprietary gamer-centric features like AI-driven settings and Aura Sync backlighting.
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HardwareAmazon is offering a record-breaking discount on Garmin Venu 3S smartwatches, slashing the price by 35% to $294 from the original $449.99. This is the lowest price ever recorded for the device, undercutting the previous minimum of $329.99 by $35. The promotion makes these compact fitness trackers with advanced health features an irresistible buy for those eyeing a premium smartwatch.
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HardwareJapanese electronics manufacturer FCNT has announced plans to launch a new warranty program for its devices, coinciding with the release of the new arrows Alpha2 smartphone. The initiative aims to provide users with long-term, secure device usage. While specific terms and conditions will be disclosed later, the company confirmed that details will be published on its official FCNT website.
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Artificial intelligenceA new VentureBeat Pulse study uncovers a paradox: companies that encountered AI system errors post-successful testing are not slowing automation but accelerating it. 85% of these enterprises are rapidly adopting human-free deployment models, even though nearly half of respondents reported issues visible to customers. Trust in automated checks has grown, but production monitoring quality remains low, creating fresh business risks.
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HardwareU.S. telecom giant Comcast has introduced WiFi Motion, a feature that transforms millions of home routers into motion sensors. The free update for the Xfinity Internet app activates the technology on compatible devices, analyzing Wi-Fi signal changes to detect indoor movements. Unlike traditional security systems, this solution requires no extra sensors or cameras, making it accessible to a broad user base. The feature integrates with Xfinity Shield, offering enhanced cybersecurity and parental controls, and supports three modes: Home Watch, Away Watch, and Dark Watch.
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BusinessJapan's LINE Credit, which operates the LINE Pocket Money online lending service, has been ordered by Tokyo authorities to rectify violations in its credit operations. Systemic errors allowed some borrowers to secure loans without proper income verification, while others exceeded approved credit limits. Regulators classified these issues as breaches of Japan's lending laws. The company has since initiated corrective measures to address flaws in its IT infrastructure.
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HardwareRecent iOS updates have added unnecessary steps for basic tasks, including sending photos in iMessage. Users now must navigate pop-up menus to select media, slowing down the process. However, several lesser-known methods can speed up this operation for iPhone owners. These tricks help save time and avoid frustration from extra taps in the interface.
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Artificial intelligenceA new MIT study challenges the feasibility of rapid recursive self-improvement in artificial intelligence. In experiments, AI agents attempted to replicate scientific research but faced severe limitations: they failed to demonstrate creativity, adapt to failures, or efficiently utilize resources. The findings indicate that current models excel only at routine engineering tasks, not groundbreaking scientific discoveries.
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SecurityCybersecurity experts uncovered a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot’s AI assistant, linked to an undocumented input parameter. This flaw allowed hackers to craft malicious links that triggered data leaks, including passwords, when clicked. The issue was promptly addressed after discovery, but the incident highlights the risks of using AI assistants in corporate environments.
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