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Parental Control Online: Why Monitoring Apps Need a RebootSecurity

Parental Control Online: Why Monitoring Apps Need a Reboot

Parental fears of digital threats are escalating as cyberbullying, online predators, and dangerous chatbots become a reality for teenagers. To protect their children, many parents turn to monitoring apps that track messages, photos, and online activity. However, these tools not only help prevent tragedies but can also erode trust between parents and children while triggering false alarms. Experts suggest rethinking digital safety approaches by focusing on fostering resilience and responsibility in teens rather than relying solely on surveillance.

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Samsung to Unveil Galaxy S26 Series on August 27Hardware

Samsung to Unveil Galaxy S26 Series on August 27

Samsung Electronics has confirmed an online event on August 27 at 9:00 PM Moscow time, where it will unveil the latest devices from its flagship Galaxy S26 series. The announcement is poised to be a pivotal moment for the smartphone market, as the series traditionally sets trends in the premium mobile segment. While Samsung has not disclosed specifics, experts anticipate upgraded hardware and enhanced AI-driven features. The event is expected to redefine industry standards and influence future smartphone innovations.

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Chinese z.ai Launches GLM-5.3 API at $1.4 per Million TokensArtificial intelligence

Chinese z.ai Launches GLM-5.3 API at $1.4 per Million Tokens

Chinese startup z.ai has opened access to its advanced GLM-5.3 language model through an API, following its impressive performance in cybersecurity by uncovering a vulnerability in Cursor. Developers can now integrate the model into applications and autonomous agents using an OpenAI-compatible protocol. The pricing remains unchanged from the previous version: $1.4 per million input tokens and $4.4 per million output tokens. Cached data costs just $0.26 per million tokens, while storage is temporarily free.

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Pixel 11 Gains Exclusive Customizable Vibration Patterns for Calls and NotificationsHardware

Pixel 11 Gains Exclusive Customizable Vibration Patterns for Calls and Notifications

Google’s Pixel 11 smartphones now feature exclusive customizable vibration patterns for calls and notifications. Users can select from preset templates like Heartbeat, Gears, or Rattlesnake to personalize tactile feedback. Additionally, unique vibration signals can now be assigned to individual contacts, enabling callers to be identified without looking at the screen. These innovations became available following an update previously discovered in Google app code analysis.

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MainstreamOS: Can This Linux Distro Truly Go Mainstream?Development

MainstreamOS: Can This Linux Distro Truly Go Mainstream?

MainstreamOS aims to make Linux truly mainstream by combining the power of Arch Linux with the flexibility of the Hyprland window manager. Designed with an intuitive, macOS-like interface and a rich set of preinstalled applications, this distro eliminates the complexity often associated with Linux. Whether for work, video editing, or gaming, MainstreamOS offers seamless customization through a fully graphical setup, ensuring even newcomers can adapt the system effortlessly.

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Samsung Raises Prices on Advanced Process Nodes by Up to 15% Due to AI Chip DemandHardware

Samsung Raises Prices on Advanced Process Nodes by Up to 15% Due to AI Chip Demand

Samsung has raised prices for advanced process nodes, including 4nm, 5nm, and 8nm, by up to 15% for clients in China and the U.S., while Taiwanese customers face a 5–10% increase. The surge in AI chip demand has fully booked the 4nm production line at Samsung’s Pyeongtaek plant, leaving Chinese firms—restricted by export controls—with no alternative but to accept higher costs. Despite price hikes, Samsung remains more competitive than TSMC, which has also announced a 5–10% increase for sub-5nm processes.

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Kuaishou: Kling AI Revenue Surges Over 200% in Quarterly ReportArtificial intelligence

Kuaishou: Kling AI Revenue Surges Over 200% in Quarterly Report

Chinese tech company Kuaishou announced a remarkable revenue increase from its AI-powered video generation division, Kling AI. In Q2, the unit generated over 850 million yuan, marking a 200% year-over-year growth and a 30% rise from Q1. Over the first six months of 2024, Kling AI earned 1.5 billion yuan, positioning itself as a key growth driver for Kuaishou's business amid market challenges.

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China Builds Giant AI Data Centers in Rural Provinces for Surplus EnergyArtificial intelligence

China Builds Giant AI Data Centers in Rural Provinces for Surplus Energy

China is aggressively implementing its 'Eastern Data, Western Computing' strategy by relocating AI infrastructure to sparsely populated provinces. Companies like Huawei and Tencent are building large-scale data centers in energy-rich regions such as Guizhou, where the government offers discounted electricity tariffs. While locals report improved infrastructure and job growth, experts highlight the limited impact on household incomes despite the region's GDP rising by 7.4% over a decade.

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Tokyo Unveils Updated Expo-2025 Pavilion Featuring Android Natsume SōsekiArtificial intelligence

Tokyo Unveils Updated Expo-2025 Pavilion Featuring Android Natsume Sōseki

Tokyo’s MoN Takanawa museum has launched an updated version of the 'Future of Life' pavilion, a key attraction for Expo-2025 in Osaka. The exhibition highlights advancements in robotics and AI, with a standout feature being an android of renowned Japanese writer Natsume Sōseki, developed by Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s team at Osaka University. The project demonstrates the fusion of technology and culture, offering insights into AI’s role in education and human interaction. Organizers also revealed future plans for the initiative.

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Waymo Launches Budget-Friendly Ojai Robotaxis in Three U.S. CitiesHardware

Waymo Launches Budget-Friendly Ojai Robotaxis in Three U.S. Cities

Alphabet-owned Waymo has launched its next-generation Ojai robotaxis for public use in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco. Developed in partnership with Chinese automaker Zeekr, the model features reduced production and operational costs, bringing Waymo closer to commercial scalability. The service plans to expand to Denver, Las Vegas, and San Diego in the coming months. Currently, Waymo’s commercial fleet includes around 300 Ojai vehicles, with numbers expected to exceed 5,000 units by the end of 2026.

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Samsung Fixes One Hand Operation Conflict with InstagramHardware

Samsung Fixes One Hand Operation Conflict with Instagram

Samsung users encountered a critical issue where the One Hand Operation feature failed to work properly within the Instagram app. Gesture-based controls clashed with the app's navigation, severely limiting usability. Developers acknowledged the bug and rolled out a fix in version 9.2.21. The update restores full functionality, including in Instagram, ensuring a smooth experience for all users.

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SpaceX Attempted to Acquire Cognition AI Startup, CEO Denies ReportsArtificial intelligence

SpaceX Attempted to Acquire Cognition AI Startup, CEO Denies Reports

Scott Wu, CEO of AI startup Cognition, refuted Bloomberg reports claiming SpaceX tried to acquire the company. Wu clarified that Cognition is not for sale and no negotiations with SpaceX took place. The news emerged amid SpaceX's aggressive expansion into AI, including its recent $60 billion acquisition of Cursor, another AI startup. These moves aim to strengthen SpaceX's position in the AI race against OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, where AI coding has become a critical monetization avenue.

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