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Nvidia RTX Spark: Geekbench Tests Reveal Cut-Down 18-Core Chip VersionHardware

Nvidia RTX Spark: Geekbench Tests Reveal Cut-Down 18-Core Chip Version

Geekbench has revealed benchmark results for two upcoming Nvidia RTX Spark mobile superchip versions. One features a full 20-core CPU configuration, while the other is a cut-down 18-core variant. Both models delivered comparable single-threaded performance, but the 20-core version significantly outperformed in multi-threaded tests. These findings provide early insights into the chip's potential before its official market debut.

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X* Ends Creator Monetization Program, Launches New Rewards SystemBusiness

X* Ends Creator Monetization Program, Launches New Rewards System

<p>Social platform X* has announced the termination of its existing creator revenue-sharing program, known as <em>Creator Revenue Sharing</em>. In its place, the platform will launch the <em>Original Content Rewards Program</em>, which will exclusively reward creators for original, non-reposted content.</p><p>Under the new system, payouts will be tied to genuine views from paying subscribers, reducing incentives for so-called <em>impression zombies</em>—accounts artificially inflating engagement metrics for undeserved revenue.

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TCL Note A1 Nxtpaper: A Hybrid Tablet and Digital NotebookHardware

TCL Note A1 Nxtpaper: A Hybrid Tablet and Digital Notebook

TCL has unveiled the Note A1 Nxtpaper, a hybrid device blending tablet and digital notebook functions. Designed for users who value both multimedia capabilities and handwriting convenience, the Nxtpaper display ensures comfortable reading and video viewing, while the stylus enables precise note-taking. Marketed as a versatile solution for work and entertainment, but how well does it perform in these roles?

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Terafab: Elon Musk's Chip Megafactory to Become World's LargestHardware

Terafab: Elon Musk's Chip Megafactory to Become World's Largest

Elon Musk's company is set to construct the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing plant, Terafab, spanning over 100 million square feet. This exceeds the combined size of the Pentagon, Apple Park, Mall of America, and Giga Texas. The project aims to consolidate all chip production stages under one roof, significantly accelerating and reducing costs. Such a massive undertaking underscores Musk's ambitions in technology and manufacturing.

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Why the iPhone Ultra Won’t Immediately Outperform the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8Hardware

Why the iPhone Ultra Won’t Immediately Outperform the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8

The foldable smartphone market is bracing for a new wave of competition as Apple prepares to launch the iPhone Ultra, widely seen as the Galaxy Z Fold 8’s top rival. However, Android Authority experts warn that the new device’s success is far from guaranteed. Samsung has accumulated extensive experience in foldable device development, while Apple faces challenges like multitasking and app adaptation. Additionally, the iPhone Ultra’s high price may deter users outside the Apple ecosystem from making the switch.

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How 'Hostile' Patterns Trick Surveillance Cameras and AI RecognitionSecurity

How 'Hostile' Patterns Trick Surveillance Cameras and AI Recognition

Cybersecurity expert Bill Swearingen has created computer-generated patterns that 'blind' surveillance systems. These designs, applied to clothing or vehicles, disrupt AI algorithms tasked with recognizing objects, faces, and license plates. The technology has already proven effective in real-world tests: during a demonstration at Def Con in Las Vegas, a vehicle adorned with the pattern evaded Flock cameras used for license plate capture. Swearingen’s goal is to restore privacy rights in an era of pervasive surveillance.

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RTX 5090 Bundled with 8 Motherboards as PC Market Faces CrisisHardware

RTX 5090 Bundled with 8 Motherboards as PC Market Faces Crisis

Taiwanese e-commerce platform PChome24h has introduced bizarre RTX 5090 bundles, pairing the flagship GPU with up to eight motherboards and processors. One such package includes an MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC, three MSI X870E Carbon motherboards, two budget MSI B650M Gaming Plus WiFi boards, and an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPU, priced at over $8,500. This strategy mirrors crypto-era tactics to clear excess inventory, as AI-driven demand for GPUs and memory has crippled the mid-range PC market. Analysts predict recovery won't occur until at least 2029.

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Kindle Scribe Colorsoft: Color E-Reader with Note-Taking Features for $630Hardware

Kindle Scribe Colorsoft: Color E-Reader with Note-Taking Features for $630

Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft combines a color display with digital notebook capabilities, but it’s not for everyone. The 11-inch device targets students, researchers, and note-takers, yet its high price and bulk limit its versatility. Testing revealed it excels at PDF editing, planning, and book annotation but falls short as a compact reader for casual use.

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Google to Unveil Pixel 11 and New Devices at Made by Google 2026 EventHardware

Google to Unveil Pixel 11 and New Devices at Made by Google 2026 Event

On August 12, Google will host the Made by Google 2026 event, unveiling the refreshed Pixel 11 smartphone lineup, including the foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold, alongside the new Pixel Watch 5 smartwatches and the Pixel Tag Bluetooth tracker. Expect significant improvements in performance, camera systems, and AI features, along with price hikes for flagship models. The live stream begins at 3 PM PT (6 PM Moscow time) on YouTube*. This event will be a major highlight for brand enthusiasts and the broader IT industry.

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Owner of Original Intel 8080 Rubylith Layout Seeks RestorerHardware

Owner of Original Intel 8080 Rubylith Layout Seeks Restorer

A critical piece of computing history is at risk: the owner of an original Intel 8080 rubylith layout, a handcrafted pre-digital era artifact, is seeking a restorer. This 100x enlarged chip schematic, featuring 5,000 transistors, may belong to a relative of Dan Lynch, an internet pioneer, confirming its authenticity and historical value. Without timely intervention, this priceless relic could be lost forever.

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X* Introduces Original Content Rewards Monetization ProgramBusiness

X* Introduces Original Content Rewards Monetization Program

Social media platform X*, owned by Elon Musk, is revamping its creator monetization system. The existing Revenue Sharing program will be replaced by Original Content Rewards, which prioritizes original content creation. Current participants can still earn payouts until September 7, after which applications for the new initiative will open. Eligibility requirements remain unchanged—Premium subscription, 500 verified followers, and 500,000 feed views in 90 days—but the focus shifts to content uniqueness.

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Meetily: Free Open-Source Tool for Meeting Transcription and SummarizationArtificial intelligence

Meetily: Free Open-Source Tool for Meeting Transcription and Summarization

A new open-source tool, Meetily, has emerged in the market, enabling users to record, transcribe, and automatically summarize virtual meetings without the need for paid subscriptions. Designed for users who prioritize functionality without additional costs, Meetily integrates with popular video conferencing platforms and leverages AI for real-time audio processing. Developers emphasize that the project is fully open for modifications and customization to meet business or personal needs.

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