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TCL Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper: Budget Tablet with Eye-Care Display

TCL has unveiled the Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper, a tablet that combines near-iPad-level performance with a unique display technology to reduce eye strain. The device features a 12.2-inch 2.4K screen with up to 120Hz refresh rate, making it ideal for both work and entertainment. A standout feature is its "e-ink" mode, which simulates reading from physical paper—perfect for students and professionals who spend long hours on textbooks and notes. This budget-friendly tablet balances productivity and comfort without compromising performance.

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Uber Integrates Zipline Drones into Eats Delivery NetworkBusiness

Uber Integrates Zipline Drones into Eats Delivery Network

Uber has announced a strategic partnership with Zipline, a drone delivery startup, to integrate autonomous aerial vehicles into its Uber Eats platform. The collaboration aims to achieve up to 1 million daily drone deliveries by the end of 2029. Initial drone-based orders will launch in Zipline’s existing service regions by the end of 2024, with plans to expand to dozens of U.S. cities. This initiative aligns with Uber’s vision of fast commerce, which CEO Dara Khosrowshahi believes could surpass traditional food delivery in scale.

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Why Sony Retains the 3.5mm Audio Jack in Xperia Smartphones: Engineers ExplainHardware

Why Sony Retains the 3.5mm Audio Jack in Xperia Smartphones: Engineers Explain

Sony remains one of the few manufacturers retaining the 3.5mm audio jack in its flagship Xperia smartphones. According to an internal survey, 37% of buyers consider this interface a key factor when choosing a device. Engineers at Sony have outlined both technical and user-centric reasons for this choice, emphasizing superior sound quality and the reliability of wired connections.

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Survey: Only One-Third of Users Willing to Lease Android Smartphones Instead of BuyingBusiness

Survey: Only One-Third of Users Willing to Lease Android Smartphones Instead of Buying

The 'hardware-as-a-service' model is gaining traction in the smartphone industry, with Apple already offering device leasing programs. However, a recent Android Authority survey indicates that only one-third of users are open to renting smartphones instead of purchasing them. While 54.9% of respondents prefer ownership due to privacy concerns, environmental impact, and long-term cost inefficiency, 37.7% would consider leasing if monthly fees were reasonable or insurance was included. The survey highlights a generational divide, with younger users more inclined toward flexible payment models.

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Z.ai Unveils GLM-5.3 with Enhanced Coding CapabilitiesArtificial intelligence

Z.ai Unveils GLM-5.3 with Enhanced Coding Capabilities

Global tech brand Z.ai, a subsidiary of China-based Zhipu, has announced the release of its GLM-5.3 AI model. The new version is optimized for programming tasks, long-term projects, and cybersecurity applications. According to developers, performance gains were achieved through post-training optimization while maintaining the core architecture of GLM-5.2. Benchmark tests revealed significant progress, confirming its relevance for developers and security professionals.

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How Robotics Firms Evolve into AI Powerhouses: AgiBot’s Strategy

The robotics market is undergoing a major shift: hardware is no longer the sole competitive edge. AgiBot is leading this transformation by turning robots into intelligent systems where data, models, and learning algorithms drive value. By 2026, competition hinges on data volume, model power, and training speed. Projects like AGIBOT WORLD and Genie Sim 3.0 enable the accumulation of millions of simulation hours, accelerating the development of universal algorithms. Success now depends not just on mechanics but on systems' ability to self-learn and adapt.

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Data Breach in France: 678,000 Taxpayers AffectedSecurity

Data Breach in France: 678,000 Taxpayers Affected

France’s Ministry of Economy and Finance has disclosed a major data breach impacting 678,000 individuals and businesses. The incident was uncovered when a hacker using the alias ZeroBytes listed the stolen database for sale on the PwnForums hacker forum. Compromised data includes tax information, property records, and company identification numbers. Authorities have notified regulators and launched an investigation with France’s National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI).

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Nagoya Subway Introduces Contactless Payment with Bank CardsHardware

Nagoya Subway Introduces Contactless Payment with Bank Cards

Nagoya Municipal Subway in Japan has rolled out a new contactless payment system for fares, allowing passengers to pay with credit, debit, or prepaid cards equipped with contactless payment functionality. The service, launched on September 3, also enables seamless transfers to Nagoya Railway stations where the same technology is already in use. This eliminates the need for separate tickets when switching between different modes of transport.

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GPU Manufacturers Raise Prices on Budget GPUs: Shortages and Rising CostsHardware

GPU Manufacturers Raise Prices on Budget GPUs: Shortages and Rising Costs

PC Partner, a major GPU manufacturer behind brands like AMD, Inno3D, Manli, Sapphire, and Zotac, has warned of significant cost surges in late 2026. This will likely drive up prices for graphics cards, particularly budget models. Supply shortages further exacerbate the situation, potentially pushing average device costs higher. Analysts suggest that price hikes may not solely stem from component costs but could also reflect manufacturers' profit-maximization strategies.

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Anthropic Services Down: Major Outage Affects Claude AIArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Services Down: Major Outage Affects Claude AI

Users worldwide faced access issues with Anthropic's services, including Claude.ai, the developer tool Claude Code, and the collaboration platform Claude Cowork. The outage began on August 16 at 23:58 MSK, impacting authentication and system performance. Anthropic restored all services by midnight, though the root cause remains undisclosed. Engineers are actively investigating the incident.

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SafePal Data Leak: Information of 39.8K Customers Offered for SaleSecurity

SafePal Data Leak: Information of 39.8K Customers Offered for Sale

SafePal, a leading hardware cryptocurrency wallet manufacturer, has reported a data breach affecting nearly 40,000 customers. The incident impacted users who placed orders between March 2025 and April 2026. Exposed data includes names, email addresses, mailing addresses, phone numbers, and purchase details. However, critical information such as seed phrases, private keys, and banking details remained secure. SafePal has notified affected customers and launched a data leak verification tool to help users check their exposure.

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Google Revives Double-Tap Gesture for Pixel Screen LockDevelopment

Google Revives Double-Tap Gesture for Pixel Screen Lock

Updated code strings in Android 17 QPR2 Beta 3 confirm Google hasn’t abandoned the double-tap gesture for locking Pixel screens. First spotted in June 2025, the feature now appears poised for wider adoption. Developers are enhancing its versatility, enabling users to lock screens via double-tap on both the lock screen and home screen. This innovation could eliminate the need for the power button, streamlining device usage and extending hardware longevity. While still in development, the gesture may soon offer a convenient alternative to traditional screen-locking methods.

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