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Best USB Chargers for Smartphones in 2026: Anker and DeWalt TestedHardware

Best USB Chargers for Smartphones in 2026: Anker and DeWalt Tested

Modern smartphones demand fast and safe charging, especially on the go. Experts tested popular USB chargers for cars and daily use, assessing charging speed, heat dissipation, and reliability. The review highlights market leaders combining high performance with affordable pricing. The ideal model depends on user needs, from budget-friendly options to premium devices with advanced features.

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Two Gadgets for Remote Work Worth Every PennyHardware

Two Gadgets for Remote Work Worth Every Penny

Remote work demands discipline and the right equipment. A ZDNet contributor shares insights on two premium home office solutions: the Eureka Ark SD electric desk and FlexiSpot C7 Morpher chair. Both devices combine functionality, ergonomics, and sleek design—critical for those spending 8+ hours daily at their computers. Investing in quality furniture pays off through improved well-being and productivity.

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G.Skill to Pay $2.4M for Misleading RAM Speed MarketingHardware

G.Skill to Pay $2.4M for Misleading RAM Speed Marketing

G.Skill, a leading RAM manufacturer, has begun payouts for a $2.4 million class-action lawsuit related to misleading advertising of DDR4 and DDR5 memory module speeds. The lawsuit, filed in 2022, alleged that the company failed to disclose the need for overclocking to achieve advertised speeds. As part of the settlement, G.Skill will issue compensations ranging from $20 to $25 per person, depending on the number of claims and purchased memory kits. The company has also committed to updating product labeling to clarify overclocking requirements.

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Pine64 Halts Linux Device Production Until Mid-2027 Due to Memory ShortageHardware

Pine64 Halts Linux Device Production Until Mid-2027 Due to Memory Shortage

Open hardware manufacturer Pine64 has announced a halt in the production of all Linux-based devices until at least mid-2027. The decision stems from a severe shortage of DRAM and embedded eMMC modules. Affected products include Arm and RISC-V single-board computers, the PinePhone smartphone, PineTab2 tablet, and PineNote e-reader. Remaining stock of these devices is expected to sell out within the next three months. However, production of microcontroller-based devices, such as the PineTime smartwatch and Pinecil soldering iron, will continue as planned.

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ChatGPT Outage: Login and Chat Access Issues ReportedArtificial intelligence

ChatGPT Outage: Login and Chat Access Issues Reported

On August 19, ChatGPT users encountered a major outage affecting account logins, new user registrations, and chat loading. The issues began around 3:00 AM Moscow time and impacted users across regions, including the US and Europe. Attempts to log in or open chats resulted in errors due to exceeded simultaneous request limits. OpenAI has acknowledged the incident and is working to restore full functionality.

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Black Myth: Zhong Kui — Game Science Unveils 15 Minutes of GameplayDevelopment

Black Myth: Zhong Kui — Game Science Unveils 15 Minutes of Gameplay

Game Science has published a 15-minute gameplay video for Black Myth: Zhong Kui, the sequel to the acclaimed Black Myth series. The footage showcases combat mechanics and narrative elements rooted in the Chinese legend of Zhong Kui. Since the video was captured during early development, the final version may differ significantly. While the release date remains unannounced, the project has already sparked interest among genre enthusiasts.

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Nielsen Deploys Wearables for Accurate Streaming Audience MeasurementBusiness

Nielsen Deploys Wearables for Accurate Streaming Audience Measurement

Nielsen has unveiled significant updates to its television audience measurement system, incorporating data from wearable devices like smartwatches. These changes aim to improve viewer tracking amid the surge in streaming platform popularity. The new methodology enables better demographic analysis and multi-device viewership tracking, including adjustments for Spanish-speaking households. The updates will take effect from late August.

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Amazon to Expand Drone Delivery to 500 US Regions by Late 2026Business

Amazon to Expand Drone Delivery to 500 US Regions by Late 2026

Amazon has announced ambitious plans to significantly expand its drone-based delivery service, Prime Air. By the end of 2026, the company aims to cover approximately 500 regions across the United States, marking a major milestone in autonomous logistics. Currently, drones are being tested in a limited number of locations, but scaling operations will require overcoming technical and regulatory hurdles. The service promises to deliver small packages weighing up to 2.3 kg within 30–60 minutes of order placement, leveraging advanced computer vision and AI for obstacle avoidance and safe landings.

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Google Tightens Memory Restrictions for Android 17 AppsDevelopment

Google Tightens Memory Restrictions for Android 17 Apps

Google is implementing stricter memory usage limits for apps in Android 17 to prevent a single application from slowing down the entire device. The system will automatically compress data or terminate apps exceeding these limits, improving responsiveness during multitasking, gaming, or AI-driven tasks. These changes will affect devices with 4GB to 16GB+ RAM, particularly budget models with limited resources. Developers have access to tools to optimize apps and avoid unexpected crashes.

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Google Pixel 11: Key Improvements and Gemini IntegrationHardware

Google Pixel 11: Key Improvements and Gemini Integration

Google has launched the new Pixel 11 smartphone series, distinguished by deep integration with the AI assistant Gemini. The devices promise to simplify daily tasks through proactive user interaction. Senior models feature hardware innovations, including proprietary LED lighting and a brighter display. The lineup aims to strengthen Google's position in the premium smartphone market by combining AI and hardware advancements.

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Sanwa Unveils Dual-Screen 4K Monitor for Mobile Work at 70,000 RublesHardware

Sanwa Unveils Dual-Screen 4K Monitor for Mobile Work at 70,000 Rubles

Sanwa has launched the PUHD26HBK, an innovative portable monitor featuring two vertically stacked 15.6-inch 4K displays. Designed for remote work or travel, it provides a workspace equivalent to a 21-inch screen. Priced at around 70,000 rubles, this device is an attractive solution for IT professionals and designers seeking mobility without compromising productivity.

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Waymo Integrates Gemini Voice Assistant into Autonomous Taxis for Passenger InteractionArtificial intelligence

Waymo Integrates Gemini Voice Assistant into Autonomous Taxis for Passenger Interaction

Waymo, a leading developer of autonomous taxis, has rolled out a major update for its Ojai vehicles, introducing the Gemini voice assistant for passenger interaction. Passengers can now use natural language to control multimedia, request route details, or ask the car to stop at a safe location. The update also features a new three-screen interface with customizable displays and a 'Zen Mode' to minimize distractions during the ride. Notably, Gemini does not influence driving decisions or access real-time route data.

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