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WeChat* Refuses to Add Post-Editing Feature to MomentsBusiness

WeChat* Refuses to Add Post-Editing Feature to Moments

WeChat* has officially confirmed that its Moments feature will never support editing posts after publication. In an announcement on August 14, developers stated that Moments posts capture users' thoughts and emotions at a specific moment, and altering them would not change what others have already seen. Users can still adjust post visibility or delete and republish content if errors occur, ensuring content authenticity and preventing interaction history manipulation.

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Bede Liu, Pioneer of Digital Signal Processing, Passes AwayDevelopment

Bede Liu, Pioneer of Digital Signal Processing, Passes Away

On May 7, Bede Liu, an American scientist who made foundational contributions to digital signal processing (DSP), passed away at the age of 91. His work underpinned modern communication systems, multimedia, and consumer electronics, enabling the shift from analog to digital technologies. Liu taught at Princeton University for over 50 years and mentored a generation of leading engineers, including a co-architect of the modern internet.

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Google Allows Removal of Visible AI-Generated WatermarksArtificial intelligence

Google Allows Removal of Visible AI-Generated Watermarks

Google has introduced a feature allowing users to remove visible watermarks from AI-generated content, including images, videos, and audio. This option applies to models like Nano Banana, Omni, and Lyria within Gemini services and the Flow editor, with plans to expand to search soon. The move aims to enhance usability for professionals and creatives while maintaining content origin transparency through hidden SynthID tags and C2PA metadata. The setting will roll out in the coming days within media settings.

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French Startup Kog Accelerates AI Model Performance on Standard GPUs by 30xArtificial intelligence

French Startup Kog Accelerates AI Model Performance on Standard GPUs by 30x

French startup Kog has captured the IT community’s attention with technology that significantly accelerates large language model (LLM) inference on standard GPUs, such as AMD MI300X and Nvidia H200. In May, the company demonstrated speeds of up to 3,000 tokens per second using a small 2-billion-parameter model. Kog’s founder, Gaël Dellalau, believes similar optimizations can be applied to larger models, potentially revolutionizing AI system performance for businesses reliant on real-time processing and cost efficiency.

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Dell XPS 13 (2026): First Budget Laptop to Rival MacBook NeoHardware

Dell XPS 13 (2026): First Budget Laptop to Rival MacBook Neo

Dell has launched the refreshed XPS 13 (2026) at $699, positioning it as a direct competitor to the MacBook Neo. The ultrabook features a premium design, weighing just 1 kg, a 120Hz 2.5K display with 100% DCI-P3 coverage, and full-keyboard backlighting. However, the base 8GB RAM configuration struggles with multitasking in Windows 11, making careful configuration selection essential.

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Marco Arment Unveils Unforgetful — A Procrastinator’s Alternative to Apple RemindersDevelopment

Marco Arment Unveils Unforgetful — A Procrastinator’s Alternative to Apple Reminders

Marco Arment, creator of Overcast and Instapaper and former CTO of Tumblr, has launched Unforgetful, a new task management app designed for Apple users who struggle with procrastination. Unlike Apple Reminders, Unforgetful repeats notifications until tasks are completed, preventing accidental dismissals or missed deadlines. The app integrates seamlessly with existing Apple reminders while offering flexible snooze intervals and a clutter-free interface. Voice input via Siri and lock screen widgets enhance usability, though Reminders remains better for complex workflows.

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Google Health Lets Users Disable AI Tips in 'Today' TabArtificial intelligence

Google Health Lets Users Disable AI Tips in 'Today' Tab

Google has introduced an update to its Google Health app, enabling users to disable AI-generated recommendations from the Health Coach assistant in the 'Today' section. Available in version 5.06 for both Android and iOS, this feature targets premium subscribers who previously had to navigate through intrusive AI tips cluttering the main screen. While the AI assistant remains accessible via other app sections, users can now opt out of on-screen prompts without losing functionality.

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Scientists Create First Gene Activity Map in ChildrenArtificial intelligence

Scientists Create First Gene Activity Map in Children

The Developmental Genotype-Tissue Expression Project (dGTEx), backed by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), has secured $38.5 million in funding to create the first comprehensive database of gene activity in healthy child tissues. Samples are collected from children whose parents consented to post-mortem donation, covering all major organs. This data will serve as a benchmark for studying normal development, diseases, and drug responses. The project’s findings will integrate into the Human Cell Atlas, expanding its pediatric section to provide a holistic view of child development.

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CMF Clip Pro: Budget Clip-On Earbuds with Solid SoundHardware

CMF Clip Pro: Budget Clip-On Earbuds with Solid Sound

Clip-on earbuds always involve compromise: convenience versus sound quality, open design versus sound leakage. CMF, Nothing’s budget division, launched the Clip Pro model at $99 (now reduced to $79), aiming to strike a balance between price and functionality. These earbuds won’t satisfy audiophiles but are a solid choice for those who dislike in-ear models or seek an affordable daily-use solution. The review covers pros and cons, including sound performance, comfort, and app integration.

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Samsung Congratulates Google on Flagship Store Opening in TokyoBusiness

Samsung Congratulates Google on Flagship Store Opening in Tokyo

Tokyo’s prestigious Omotesando district now hosts Google’s first flagship store outside the U.S., showcasing the latest Pixel smartphones and interactive AI testing zones. Samsung, with offices nearby, surprised the tech community by congratulating Google on X*, staging a humorous 'camera battle' between its devices and Pixel phones. This lighthearted move highlighted the friendly rivalry between the two tech giants. The store features cutting-edge Pixel models and hands-on AI demos, including Google’s Gemini platform.

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Former Brightly Analyst Sentenced to Prison for Extorting EmployerSecurity

Former Brightly Analyst Sentenced to Prison for Extorting Employer

A U.S. court sentenced 27-year-old Cameron Curry, a former contract analyst at Brightly Software, to two years in prison for cyber extortion. The perpetrator stole confidential employer data, including employee salary information, and demanded $2.5 million in cryptocurrency to prevent its disclosure. Threats were sent via emails to dozens of company employees after Curry’s contract ended. This incident highlights the growing risk of insider cyber threats faced by IT companies.

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Hoto Unveils Wireless Soldering Iron with 3-Second Heat-UpHardware

Hoto Unveils Wireless Soldering Iron with 3-Second Heat-Up

Hoto has launched its first wireless soldering iron, the I-A06, as part of the Snapbloq modular system. The device heats to 200°C in just three seconds and offers an adjustable temperature range from 100°C to 450°C with preset storage. Equipped with a 2000mAh built-in battery, it is bulkier than competitors like iFixit FixHub or Pine64 Pinecil but delivers unmatched mobility without sacrificing functionality.

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