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HardwareGoogle is developing a new feature for Pixel smartphones that enables users to self-diagnose and resolve connectivity issues, including mobile data, calls, and Wi-Fi. The 'Connectivity health' tool will appear in device settings, offering step-by-step instructions to address detected problems. Currently in testing, the feature is already available in the beta version of the Pixel Troubleshooting app.
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HardwareVolkswagen Group China has announced plans to roll out its advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) in Q3 2026 across seven new electrified models produced by three of its joint ventures in China. Developed by CARIZON—a collaboration between Volkswagen’s CARIAD division and Horizon Robotics—the system utilizes Horizon’s AI model under a white-box licensing agreement, enabling localized adaptations. Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities are expected to reach consumers by late 2027, allowing vehicles to handle driving tasks in specific scenarios like highways.
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HardwareWalmart has slashed the price of Skullcandy Hesh 540 ANC wireless headphones to $50, down from the usual $159. This deal covers both black and white models, though the exact end date remains undisclosed. Experts urge buyers not to delay, as such flash sales often conclude unexpectedly. Ideal for office use or remote work, these headphones feature built-in microphones and noise-canceling technology for seamless communication.
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BusinessAlibaba is in advanced negotiations to sell its gaming subsidiary Lingxi Games to private investment firm Trustar Capital. The deal, potentially exceeding $1.5 billion, remains unsigned but is nearing completion. Lingxi Games develops and publishes mobile games, including the strategy title Three Kingdoms Tactics, while also offering distribution services for developers and players. Sources indicate talks are in the final stages, though details may still change.
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HardwareHuawei strengthened its dominance in the global wearable market by securing the top position in Q2 2026 with an 18% market share, according to Omdia. This marks a 1% increase year-over-year, even as total wearable shipments declined by 2% amid economic uncertainty. The company’s growth was driven by an expanded product lineup, including flagship smartwatches for children, which gained significant traction worldwide.
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SecuritySwiss messenger Threema, renowned for its privacy focus and end-to-end encryption, experienced a series of large-scale DDoS attacks earlier this week. The incidents led to prolonged service disruptions for users across multiple countries, including Switzerland, India, and China. The company responded swiftly to the threat by implementing additional protective measures, yet the attacks persisted for several hours, complicating efforts to restore stable operations.
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HardwareNearly a decade after the first Samsung Galaxy Fold announcement, the company has finally delivered devices that meet user expectations. The new Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Fold8 Ultra showcase significant advancements in design, performance, and functionality. These models are slimmer, lighter, and more durable while retaining the unique foldable screen concept. Targeted at professionals and tech enthusiasts, they offer expanded capabilities for both work and entertainment.
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BusinessFinnish telecom giant Nokia has announced plans to close its research and development center in Hangzhou, China, potentially affecting around 1,600 employees. The decision aligns with the company's global operational restructuring, as Nokia's workforce in China has shrunk from 13,700 in 2020 to just 7,200 by 2025. This move reflects broader cost-cutting measures amid declining business in the region.
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DevelopmentArcher Aviation has completed the acquisition of Wisk Aero, a former competitor in the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) segment. The deal includes technology and asset transfers, as well as Boeing’s entry as a 16.5% shareholder in Archer. This marks a new phase of market consolidation despite ongoing regulatory certification challenges.
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DevelopmentAfter a decade with Feedly, the Android Authority author switched to two minimalist RSS readers for Android—Read You and FeedFlow. Seeking simpler tools without unnecessary clutter, both apps offer distinct advantages: Read You excels with Material You design and deep customization, while FeedFlow delivers cross-platform stability and widgets for quick news access. These solutions cater to users prioritizing content control and clean interfaces.
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Artificial intelligenceMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500-word essay outlining a future where every person receives a personal AI assistant. However, TechCrunch experts argue that his optimistic vision lacks credibility among specialists. The primary concern stems from Meta’s history of unmet promises, particularly its failure to deliver on social connectivity while flooding users with ads and polarizing content. This track record fuels doubts about the company’s latest AI initiative.
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SecurityResearchers at Jamf have uncovered AmnesiaStealer, a new macOS malware distributed through ClickFix phishing campaigns. This stealer not only extracts data from browsers and cryptocurrency wallets but also provides attackers with interactive control over authenticated user sessions. The attack begins with a fake GitHub page offering a password-protected ZIP archive containing a malicious Mach-O payload.
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