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Petlibro Smart Feeders Outage Leaves Pets Without FoodHardware

Petlibro Smart Feeders Outage Leaves Pets Without Food

Owners of Petlibro smart feeders and other pet devices faced widespread issues due to a cloud service outage. Devices failed to execute scheduled tasks, including automatic food dispensing, resulting in missed meals for pets. The outage began on Tuesday, sparking discussions on forums like Reddit. Petlibro confirmed the incident and reported gradual restoration of app functionality.

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How Children Perceive AI: Opinions of Schoolchildren and TeenagersArtificial intelligence

How Children Perceive AI: Opinions of Schoolchildren and Teenagers

Children and teenagers increasingly encounter artificial intelligence, often without recognizing its presence in everyday tools like search engines or educational apps. A study by MIT Technology Review found that many first learn about AI from parents or school, viewing its use as second nature. Teenagers actively leverage chatbots for studying, entertainment, and even personal projects, while acknowledging potential risks tied to over-reliance on technology.

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Best Android Tablets of 2026: Samsung, TCL, Amazon & MoreHardware

Best Android Tablets of 2026: Samsung, TCL, Amazon & More

By 2026, Android tablets have evolved into versatile devices catering to multimedia enthusiasts and professionals alike. Manufacturers are pushing boundaries with high-resolution displays, powerful processors, and enhanced functionality to rival traditional laptops. This roundup highlights models that balance top-tier performance, premium build quality, and exceptional value for money.

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Google Pixelsnap: 50% Off Magnetic Qi2 ChargerHardware

Google Pixelsnap: 50% Off Magnetic Qi2 Charger

Google has slashed the price of its Pixelsnap wireless charger by 50%, making it an attractive option for Pixel smartphone owners. The Qi2-certified device features magnetic alignment for stable charging and doubles as a stand for media viewing or video calls. With a compact disc design that transforms into a stand, it’s a versatile addition for home or office use. The offer may end anytime, so act fast to secure this deal.

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Alibaba Cloud Launches Qwen AI Arena for AI Agent TestingArtificial intelligence

Alibaba Cloud Launches Qwen AI Arena for AI Agent Testing

Alibaba Cloud has opened access to its new Qwen AI Arena platform, designed for testing and evaluating AI agents. The solution enables developers to validate their models in real-world business scenarios by providing tools for deployment, analysis, and optimization. The platform's inaugural challenge focuses on cross-border e-commerce, requiring participants to automatically generate product descriptions, images, and videos for U.S., South Korean, and Brazilian markets in English, Korean, and Portuguese.

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Sparky Linux Restores Support for 32-Bit Systems: Why It MattersHardware

Sparky Linux Restores Support for 32-Bit Systems: Why It Matters

The developers of Sparky Linux have announced the return of 32-bit system support in the latest 8.4 release. While most modern PCs and software have long transitioned to 64-bit architecture, older devices remain in use across resource-limited regions and budget-conscious organizations. This decision extends the usability of aging hardware, reduces electronic waste, and provides access to modern technology for those unable to upgrade their equipment.

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MIT Technology Review Names 35 Young Innovators of 2026Business

MIT Technology Review Names 35 Young Innovators of 2026

MIT Technology Review’s annual Innovators Under 35 ranking has become a benchmark for identifying rising talent in tech and science. This year, the prestigious list highlights 35 young professionals whose cutting-edge ideas and projects are already transforming industries and society. Past honorees include Lisa Su, who later led AMD to chip market dominance, and Daniel Ek, founder of Spotify*, whose service was once described as a 'cloud jukebox.' The rigorous selection process spans months, involving hundreds of nominations from experts and the public.

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UGREEN Launches 30W 3-Port Compact Charger at 25% DiscountHardware

UGREEN Launches 30W 3-Port Compact Charger at 25% Discount

Amazon Japan is offering a limited-time discount on UGREEN’s compact 3-port charger with fast-charging support up to 30W. The device, featuring two USB Type-C and one USB-A port, is now 25% off, making it an ideal solution for powering multiple devices simultaneously. Hurry, as the promotion won’t last long.

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Tencent Invests $400M in Lovable at $13.3B ValuationBusiness

Tencent Invests $400M in Lovable at $13.3B Valuation

Stockholm-based Lovable, a no-code software development platform, has secured $400 million in Series C funding, valuing the startup at $13.3 billion. Leading investors included Menlo Ventures and EQT Scaleup Europe Fund, with Tencent, Balderton Capital, and others joining the round. Since its November 2024 launch, users have created over 60 million projects on the platform, while apps built with it attract over 900 million monthly visits, highlighting its rapid adoption among businesses and consumers.

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New Android Malware WindRelay Steals Card Data and Takes Out LoansSecurity

New Android Malware WindRelay Steals Card Data and Takes Out Loans

Group-IB experts uncovered a new fraud scheme leveraging the Android malware WindRelay and the SpyNote trojan. Attackers impersonate bank employees, calling victims and tricking them into installing malicious apps under the guise of resolving card issues. Once installed, the malware gains full remote access to the device, enabling fraudsters to take out loans and intercept card data via NFC relay. The entire attack lasts less than 15 minutes and relies solely on social engineering, making it highly accessible to cybercriminals.

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NTT Docomo Increases International Roaming Data Limit, But Not for All UsersDevelopment

NTT Docomo Increases International Roaming Data Limit, But Not for All Users

Japanese telecom giant NTT Docomo has revised its international roaming data policies. Users without the 'Omori' plan can now access up to 40GB of data abroad, while 'Omori' subscribers are limited to 30GB due to system constraints. The operator cited technical limitations preventing further adjustments. Travelers are advised to verify their plan’s roaming terms to avoid unexpected restrictions or additional costs. The changes are already in effect and must be considered when using roaming services.

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