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HardwareJapanese retailer Daiso has launched a compact LED light featuring a motion sensor and automatic brightness adjustment for just 330 yen (around $2). The device activates in darkness upon detecting movement and can serve as a nightlight or emergency light. It connects via USB Type-C, making it convenient for modern users.
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SecurityA 21-year-old resident of North Lauderdale, Zyair Wilkins, has been arrested in the US on charges of orchestrating a cybercriminal scheme. According to the FBI, he was involved in distributing malware disguised as games on the Steam platform. The attack infected approximately 8,000 devices, with criminals stealing at least $220,000 from around 80 cryptocurrency wallets between May 2024 and February 2026. Investigators traced the suspect by following stolen Bitcoin transactions converted into gift cards, most of which were spent on Uber Eats.
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DevelopmentAndroid Authority’s team discovered a new Gboard setting that lets users disable automatic spaces after selecting autocorrect suggestions. Currently, Google’s keyboard inserts a space automatically, which aids typing but can interfere when adding punctuation or symbols. The new option, available in the 'Corrections & Suggestions' section, will give users more control over keyboard behavior.
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BusinessGameStop CEO Ryan Cohen dismissed Sony's plan to stop producing physical game discs by 2028 as irrelevant to the company's operations. He emphasized that the gaming segment, including both physical and digital sales, contributes only 12% to GameStop's total revenue. Instead, collectibles and gaming hardware now drive over 80% of the company's income. Cohen's remarks align with the 2025 financial report, which showed software sales as the slowest-growing category.
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SecurityGlobal auditing firm Ernst & Young (EY) has notified clients of a cybersecurity incident that exposed confidential data through a compromised third-party support system. The breach impacted documents containing sensitive tax information, though the full scope and details remain undisclosed. EY confirmed the threat has been neutralized and no evidence suggests the data was misused for fraudulent activities.
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Artificial intelligenceVenture capitalist Jeremy Levine found an unconventional way to avoid automatic Zoom meeting recordings: he modified his profile name to include a disclaimer against transcription. This approach responds to the growing popularity of AI-powered note-taking apps that capture every word during negotiations, dates, and even casual conversations. Experts warn of legal and ethical risks tied to this practice, as well as the potential for excessive recordings to become useless informational noise.
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BusinessApple Music has quietly raised its subscription prices for the first time since 2022. The individual plan now costs $11.99 per month, while the family plan is priced at $19.99. These adjustments mark the first price change since October 2022, when rates were last increased. The update applies to all major plans, including the student tier, which now stands at $6.99—up by $1. The changes were detected on the service’s website without prior notice from Apple.
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HardwareTSMC has confirmed substantial improvements in its 1.4nm A14 process technology, demonstrating faster development compared to previous generations. According to the company, internal test samples now achieve nearly 90% of target transistor performance and comparable yield rates for 256-megabit SRAM chips. These results, achieved in just three months, highlight the rapid progress of a technology slated for mass production in late 2028. The breakthrough underscores TSMC's ability to refine advanced semiconductor manufacturing at an unprecedented pace.
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BusinessAmazon Web Services customers faced an unexpected issue when a billing system glitch generated invoices reaching billions of dollars instead of their usual few cents. The error affected both small and large-scale users but did not disrupt service availability. AWS confirmed the incident, assured clients that erroneous charges would be canceled, and pledged to prevent similar issues in the future.
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BusinessValar Atomics, a California-based startup specializing in small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), is negotiating a new funding round. According to sources, the company aims to secure approximately $1 billion at a $6 billion valuation. The round is expected to be led by venture capital firm Sequoia. Valar Atomics has already raised $450 million, including $340 million in equity and $110 million in debt financing, at a $2 billion valuation. The company’s technology could become a key solution for powering AI-driven data centers.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle DeepMind’s team is developing AI-powered tools for sign language recognition. The latest Gboard update reveals preparations for the Sign-to-Text feature, allowing users to input text via gestures captured by their smartphone camera. The technology employs a hybrid data processing model: video is analyzed locally, while gesture recognition occurs in Google’s cloud. This innovation aims to improve mobile device accessibility for individuals with hearing and speech impairments, fostering more inclusive digital communication.
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HardwareGrowing parental concerns about children's online safety are driving demand for specialized devices. Manufacturers now offer smartphones and phones with restricted access to social media, browsers, and apps, alongside advanced parental controls. These devices enable location tracking, screen time management, and content filtering. Some solutions focus on minimalism, offering only calls and SMS, while others gradually expand functionality as the child matures.
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