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BusinessA leather jacket once worn by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold for $960,000 at a Sotheby's charity auction, 16 times its initial estimate. The proceeds will support Edge Institute, a nonprofit fostering innovation communities and grants for young tech professionals. The jacket's authenticity was verified by PSA and James Spence Authentication, matching photos from the 2023 Foxconn Tech Day event.
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HardwareWhile Motorola often faces criticism for slow updates, its Hello UI skin introduces several standout features that set it apart from competitors. Among them are intuitive gestures for quick camera and flashlight access, the convenient Desk Display mode for foldable phones, advanced Material You customization, and media control without unlocking the screen. These solutions enhance device interaction speed and comfort, with some having the potential to become Android ecosystem standards.
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DevelopmentRecent weeks have seen a resurgence of interest in games with rigidly defined paths—so-called 'rail games.' Nintendo's Star Fox remaster preserved the original's dynamic, meticulously crafted levels, proving that this approach remains relevant even decades later. The indie hit Denshattack! by Undercoders also thrives on precisely structured sequences of actions, delivering a cinematic action experience. Unlike open worlds, where players can get sidetracked by secondary tasks, linear games offer a concentrated experience where every second is packed with action and intensity.
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DevelopmentKorean gaming portal 2P_Game_Arcade has launched a unique contest challenging developers to create a game that fits entirely within a 1.44 MB floppy disk. Participants must optimize code, graphics, audio, and engines to meet strict constraints reminiscent of 8- and 16-bit computing eras. The competition is open to professionals, indie studios, and students, with a prize pool of approximately $750 and winners announced on September 4th. This initiative revives the traditions of the demoscene, where programmers competed to craft minimalist projects under resource limitations.
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Artificial intelligenceNetflix announced that generative artificial intelligence was utilized in the creation of approximately 300 projects over the past year, including series and documentaries. The technology was primarily applied during production and post-production stages, enabling the realization of complex scenes that were previously unattainable due to budget or time constraints. Company leadership emphasizes that AI serves as a tool for creators, not a replacement for human labor, helping to bring creative ideas to life.
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BusinessApple has announced price hikes for its Apple Music subscriptions and Apple One service bundle. Both individual and family plans have been affected. The company attributes the increase to rising licensing expenses. This marks the second price adjustment for Apple Music in two years, following earlier hikes on hardware due to component shortages.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has revised the quota calculation mechanism for its AI platform Gemini, potentially reducing the number of available requests. The new system now considers not just text volume but also query complexity, which accelerates resource consumption for computationally intensive tasks. Users are advised to monitor usage statistics via built-in platform tools to avoid unexpected limitations. Developers and businesses relying on Gemini must adapt their strategies to these changes.
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HardwareFor those prioritizing privacy, video-free alternatives to home security are now available. Our team tested several devices that detect suspicious activity without recording footage, including motion sensors, smart locks, and alert systems that send instant smartphone notifications. These gadgets ensure robust protection without compromising confidentiality.
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Artificial intelligenceTikTok* has launched a pilot program for a new feature designed to identify content created or modified using artificial intelligence. The tool operates on a voluntary basis, allowing creators to flag suspicious materials where AI-generated replicas of real people may be used. Currently, the feature is available to a limited number of users in the U.S., but TikTok plans to expand it globally. Similar initiatives are already underway on platforms like YouTube.
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HardwarePebble founder Eric Migicovsky has clarified the company’s unusually short 30-day warranty on its new e-paper smartwatches. He argues that the brief guarantee reflects a philosophy centered on product confidence and the brand’s commitment to resolving issues swiftly. This approach, Migicovsky believes, fosters deeper trust between Pebble and its customers, even without extended warranty terms.
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BusinessA group of 26 former Meta employees has filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of using artificial intelligence to unlawfully terminate workers. According to the lawsuit, Meta employed algorithmic tools to monitor employee performance, including those on maternity or medical leave. As a result, these employees were more likely to face layoffs due to reduced productivity metrics while absent. The plaintiffs argue this violates U.S. labor laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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HardwareFor years, electric mountain bikes (eMTBs) faced skepticism from purists who dismissed them as 'cheating.' Yet modern models like the Amflow PX Carbon Pro with Avinox M2S motors prove otherwise: the technology doesn’t simplify riding—it makes it more accessible and safer. Lightweight yet powerful motors compensate for technical errors, turning grueling climbs into thrilling challenges rather than exhausting workouts. This is especially valuable for beginners or those recovering from injuries, like the author, who regained confidence on the trail after a serious fall.
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