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Pixel 11 to Feature HiLight: Reviving LED NotificationsHardware

Pixel 11 to Feature HiLight: Reviving LED Notifications

At the upcoming Made by Google event on August 12, the tech giant will unveil its latest Pixel 11 smartphone lineup, featuring the groundbreaking HiLight function. This revives the classic LED notifications from the early 2000s but with a contemporary twist. HiLight, a small display on the device’s rear panel, will light up in customizable colors to signal calls or messages from priority contacts or Gemini interactions.

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Critical Zoom Vulnerability Allowed Takeover of Participant DevicesSecurity

Critical Zoom Vulnerability Allowed Takeover of Participant Devices

Cybersecurity experts identified a critical vulnerability in Zoom's screen-sharing feature, allowing any conference participant to gain unauthorized control over other users' devices. The flaw was discovered using an AI-powered tool with fewer than 20 queries. Zoom developers promptly addressed the issue after confirmation. The incident highlights the growing risks of AI-driven vulnerability detection in enterprise software.

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Amazon Hides Order Details in Emails: Reasons and ImplicationsBusiness

Amazon Hides Order Details in Emails: Reasons and Implications

Since July 2024, Amazon users have noticed a shift in email order confirmations: instead of specific product names, emails now display only broad categories like 'Electronics' or 'Pharmacy items.' Customers must now visit the app or website to view order details, complicating tracking and raising concerns about spam or phishing attempts. The change aligns with Amazon’s push to retain user data within its ecosystem, limiting access for competitors like Google, which leverage email data for AI-driven shopping tools.

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Opera Implements Vertical Tabs — The Best Implementation on the MarketDevelopment

Opera Implements Vertical Tabs — The Best Implementation on the Market

Opera has finally added the long-awaited vertical tabs feature to its browser, significantly improving navigation when managing multiple open pages. A ZDNet author tested the innovation and noted that Opera’s implementation surpasses competitors, thanks to seamless switching between horizontal and vertical modes. Vertical tabs are particularly useful for users working with dozens of pages simultaneously, as they allow quick access to tabs without scrolling or using keyboard shortcuts.

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Bug in Google Home for iOS Spontaneously Activates Smart LightsHardware

Bug in Google Home for iOS Spontaneously Activates Smart Lights

iPhone and iPad owners are facing a critical bug in the Google Home iOS app. When the app is opened, smart lights and LED strips from brands like Govee, Philips Hue, Tapo, and Kasa turn on automatically. Manual attempts to turn them off fail—devices relight within seconds. The issue is exclusive to the iOS version, while Android and web interfaces function correctly.

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Why Recovery Readiness Is the New Standard for Cyber ResilienceSecurity

Why Recovery Readiness Is the New Standard for Cyber Resilience

Modern cyberattacks increasingly target backup data before deploying ransomware. Research shows over 90% of ransomware attacks attempt to corrupt or delete backups, succeeding in 60% of cases. Downtime due to failures is no longer just an IT issue—it threatens the entire business, leading to lost customers and revenue. Experts emphasize: backup is not recovery, and companies ignoring this risk being left unprotected at critical moments.

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OnePlus 16: Fans Unforgiving Over Brand’s Exit from Key MarketsHardware

OnePlus 16: Fans Unforgiving Over Brand’s Exit from Key Markets

OnePlus has confirmed development of its flagship OnePlus 16, promising cutting-edge specs like a 165Hz display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chipset, a 200MP periscope camera, and a 9000mAh battery. However, a survey by Android Authority found that 48% of respondents would avoid the device entirely, citing the brand’s withdrawal from Europe and North America as a dealbreaker. Many loyal users expressed frustration, with some vowing to boycott OnePlus until its strategy changes.

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Pinduoduo Launches Next-Day Delivery ServiceBusiness

Pinduoduo Launches Next-Day Delivery Service

Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo has launched a new 'Deliver by Tomorrow' section on its homepage, offering rapid delivery for fresh produce and daily essentials. The service guarantees orders arrive the next or second day, with a minimum 3-yuan coupon compensation for delays. This initiative aims to boost competition in China’s fast-delivery segment and enhance user loyalty by prioritizing speed and reliability.

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How academic science is evolving in the era of AI giants' dominanceArtificial intelligence

How academic science is evolving in the era of AI giants' dominance

Academic AI researchers face unprecedented challenges as private companies like OpenAI and Anthropic monopolize the development of cutting-edge models, reducing universities to mere observers. The high cost of GPUs and the closed architectures of systems like ChatGPT and Claude prevent scientists from conducting in-depth studies of these models' inner workings. Funding is also a major hurdle—even accessing commercial model APIs for research purposes proves prohibitively expensive.

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JBL GO 5 Review: Compact Portable Speaker with Enhanced FeaturesHardware

JBL GO 5 Review: Compact Portable Speaker with Enhanced Features

JBL has unveiled the upgraded JBL GO 5, a compact portable speaker that retains its signature small form factor while delivering enhanced sound, design, and functionality. This review explores the key differences between the new model and its predecessor, the JBL GO 4, and whether the 7,700 RUB price tag is justified. Ideal for users seeking high-quality audio in a travel-friendly package for home or on-the-go use.

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Li Auto to Unveil Second-Generation AI Glasses Livis in 2027Hardware

Li Auto to Unveil Second-Generation AI Glasses Livis in 2027

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto has announced plans to release the second generation of its Livis smart glasses in the second half of 2027. Developed in collaboration with Zeiss, the new glasses will integrate advanced optical technologies and natively support HarmonyOS. Expected to expand compatibility with the brand’s EV models, this initiative aligns with Li Auto’s strategy to build an ecosystem of connected devices beyond automotive. The move underscores the company’s push into next-gen wearable tech.

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Alibaba Cloud to More Than Double Modular Data Center Capacity by 2026Hardware

Alibaba Cloud to More Than Double Modular Data Center Capacity by 2026

Alibaba Cloud has announced plans to more than double its global modular data center capacity by 2026 to address the rapidly growing demand for AI infrastructure. The modular architecture enables large-scale facilities to be built in just 100 days, significantly faster than traditional methods. The standardized design also reduces construction costs by over 10%, making AI deployments more accessible and scalable for businesses worldwide.

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