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Orion: New Safari-Based Browser Focused on Speed and PrivacyDevelopment

Orion: New Safari-Based Browser Focused on Speed and Privacy

The browser market has a new contender: Orion, a Safari-based browser from Apple’s tech stack. This project stands out with exceptional performance, integrated productivity tools, and robust privacy protections. Unlike its predecessor, Orion offers expanded functionality, including ad blocking, no telemetry, and cross-platform support. A free beta version is available for Linux, with macOS, iOS, and iPadOS versions already released. A Windows release is expected soon.

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Neural Expressive Update for Gemini Now Available on Samsung SmartwatchesArtificial intelligence

Neural Expressive Update for Gemini Now Available on Samsung Smartwatches

Google is expanding the availability of its Neural Expressive visual update for the Gemini assistant to devices running Wear OS. Initially launched for Pixel Watch, the update has now arrived on first-generation Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra smartwatches. Users report that a gradient effect appears over the watch face when activating the 'Hey Google' voice command, while manual activation via the Home button displays the effect against a black background. Notably, new AI features announced for Wear OS 7 have not yet been implemented on these devices.

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Amazon Slashes $100 Off Fire TV Soundbar PlusHardware

Amazon Slashes $100 Off Fire TV Soundbar Plus

Amazon is currently offering a limited-time discount on the Fire TV Soundbar Plus, reducing its price by $100 to just $150—a 40% reduction from the original $250. This deal is close to the device's historical low, making it an ideal time to upgrade your home audio setup. The soundbar features Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support, along with a dedicated dialogue channel for crystal-clear speech during movies and shows. With a 3.1-channel system, built-in subwoofers, and tweeters, it delivers immersive sound quality. The promotion may end at any moment, so early purchase is recommended.

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Tencent Elevates WorkBuddy to Key Strategic AI ProjectArtificial intelligence

Tencent Elevates WorkBuddy to Key Strategic AI Project

Chinese tech giant Tencent has positioned WorkBuddy as a top priority in its artificial intelligence strategy. The company has ramped up advertising efforts, including outdoor campaigns in Beijing and Shenzhen, as well as integrations in popular mobile apps. WorkBuddy functions as a desktop AI agent for office tasks, breaking down complex instructions into actionable steps, processing local files, and delivering ready-to-use results. Industry insiders reveal that Tencent views the product as strategically critical, on par with flagship solutions like WeChat and QQ.

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T-Mobile Introduces 3-Year Smartphone Installment Plans in New TariffsBusiness

T-Mobile Introduces 3-Year Smartphone Installment Plans in New Tariffs

T-Mobile has revamped its smartphone purchasing terms, shifting from 24-month to 36-month installment plans. The new Equipment Installment Plan (EIP) Flex 36 spreads device costs, taxes, and fees over three years without requiring a down payment, reducing monthly payments but extending the payment term. The operator also updated its tariff lineup with versions 2.0, including Experience Beyond 2.0, Experience More 2.0, and Essentials 2.0, while discontinuing the short-lived Better Value plan.

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Costco Offers Nintendo Switch 2 Bundle with $100 in BonusesHardware

Costco Offers Nintendo Switch 2 Bundle with $100 in Bonuses

Costco has unveiled an enticing Nintendo Switch 2 bundle that includes not just the console but also valuable accessories and a premium subscription. Starting September 1, 2026, the standalone price of the Switch 2 will rise to $499.99, but loyalty program members can secure the same bundle with added perks right now. The package features a 256GB microSD Express card and a year-long Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscription, totaling over $100 in savings.

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Former ByteDance Robotics Head Joins Xiaomi to Develop AI ModelsArtificial intelligence

Former ByteDance Robotics Head Joins Xiaomi to Develop AI Models

Xiaomi has strengthened its robotics and AI development by hiring Kong Tao, the former head of ByteDance's robotics division. According to sources, he joined the company in early 2025 and brought several former colleagues with him. The new team is focused on creating advanced AI models that will serve as the foundation for future robotic solutions. This move highlights Xiaomi's strategic push into automation and artificial intelligence.

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Meta Unveils Glimmer: Open AI Model for Local AgentsArtificial intelligence

Meta Unveils Glimmer: Open AI Model for Local Agents

Meta has launched Glimmer, an open-source AI model with 30 billion parameters designed to power local AI agents on standard devices like Macs or PCs with a single consumer GPU. Supporting text and image processing across over 100 languages, Glimmer excels at multi-step tasks—from code generation to file management—while operating offline to ensure data privacy. Available under Apache 2.0, the model encourages customization for developers seeking to integrate AI into their workflows.

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LexisNexis Suspends Services Amid Suspicious Server ActivitySecurity

LexisNexis Suspends Services Amid Suspicious Server Activity

LexisNexis, a data analytics provider for legal, financial, and government sectors, has temporarily suspended several critical services including Diligence, Metabase API, and Newsdesk. The shutdown follows suspicious activity detected on servers managed by a third-party vendor. The company is now collaborating with cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident while restoring affected systems in a new environment before resuming operations. The immediate decision to disconnect services was made to contain the threat and safeguard client data.

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Nvidia Tests Rubin Ultra with Reduced Memory Due to HBM ShortageHardware

Nvidia Tests Rubin Ultra with Reduced Memory Due to HBM Shortage

Nvidia is trialing modified versions of its upcoming Rubin Ultra accelerator with significantly reduced memory capacity, driven by a severe shortage of high-bandwidth memory (HBM). According to The Information, the company is evaluating configurations with just 192GB or 256GB of memory—far below the originally announced 1TB—and is considering a shift from HBM4E to HBM4. These adjustments stem from persistent production bottlenecks and supply chain challenges that may persist until 2030.

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AI Agents as the Future of Scientific Discovery: Why AlphaFold Is Just the BeginningArtificial intelligence

AI Agents as the Future of Scientific Discovery: Why AlphaFold Is Just the Beginning

In 2024, Google DeepMind’s AlphaFold won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for revolutionizing protein structure prediction. Yet experts argue that the future of scientific discovery lies not in narrow AI models but in autonomous agents that mimic human research processes. Unlike AlphaFold, which required decades of data collection and billions in funding, these agents can operate with far less information, iterating like scientists to test hypotheses and adapt. This approach unlocks potential in fields where large datasets are impossible to assemble, from medicine to materials science.

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Why Managers Are the Top Target for Ransomware AttacksSecurity

Why Managers Are the Top Target for Ransomware Attacks

Cybercriminals are increasingly focusing on mid-level and senior managers as prime targets for ransomware attacks. The reason? Access to sensitive information, financial data, and critical business processes. A Zscaler study by ThreatLabz found that in a recent campaign, 62% of victims held managerial roles, with most working in finance, sales, marketing, and IT departments. Experts warn that attacks on managers can paralyze company operations, disrupt supply chains, and damage reputations.

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