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Gmail Introduces Bulk Unsubscribe Tool for Newsletters

Gmail users can now efficiently unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters with a new built-in bulk unsubscribe tool. The feature, available in both the mobile app and web version, automatically compiles a list of active subscriptions and allows users to opt out in just a few clicks without visiting third-party sites. This is particularly useful for those who signed up for newsletters to claim a one-time discount or accidentally during website registrations.

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HollowByte Vulnerability in OpenSSL Triggers Memory Leak via 11-Byte Packet

Security researchers at Okta’s Red Team have uncovered a critical vulnerability in OpenSSL, dubbed HollowByte, enabling unauthorized attackers to trigger memory leaks on servers with just an 11-byte malicious packet. The flaw impacts countless systems since OpenSSL underpins secure internet data transmission. Developers have already released fixes, which should be installed immediately to mitigate risks.

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Sony Xperia 10 VIII: Key Specs Revealed in FCC DocumentsHardware

Sony Xperia 10 VIII: Key Specs Revealed in FCC Documents

Sony’s upcoming Xperia 10 VIII has cleared FCC certification, revealing critical technical details before its official launch. The documents confirm the return of the 3.5mm audio jack, Wi-Fi 6 support, and four LTE bands (4, 5, 12, 41). Notably, 5G support is absent, which may limit connectivity options for US users. The device’s NFC antenna positioning has also been adjusted, while Bluetooth version remains unspecified. Following Sony’s tradition of autumn launches, the Xperia 10 VIII is expected to debut in September 2024.

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Apple Raises Prices on iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods in JapanHardware

Apple Raises Prices on iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods in Japan

Apple announced a price hike for several of its products in Japan, effective July 18. iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods became more expensive in local Apple Stores. Earlier, in June, Mac devices underwent similar adjustments, while smartphones and accessories remained unaffected. Prices in other countries have not been revised, suggesting a direct link to yen fluctuations.

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AYANEO Unveils Retro KONKR Pocket Advanced Console Inspired by Game Boy AdvanceHardware

AYANEO Unveils Retro KONKR Pocket Advanced Console Inspired by Game Boy Advance

Chinese gaming device manufacturer AYANEO has officially unveiled the KONKR Pocket Advanced, a portable console whose design pays homage to the iconic Nintendo Game Boy Advance. The device runs on Android, offering access to a vast library of apps and games, and features a larger display, slimmer bezels, additional front-facing buttons, and a modern USB-C port. Positioned as a nostalgic tribute to the golden era of handheld consoles, the KONKR Pocket Advanced blends retro aesthetics with 2020s technology.

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China Narrows AI Gap with US: Largest Open Model Released

A Chinese tech startup has made a significant leap in the global artificial intelligence race by releasing the world's largest open AI model. This development could substantially narrow the technological gap between China and the US, where most AI advancements are currently concentrated. The new model is already being compared to products from industry giants like Anthropic and OpenAI, sparking notable reactions in financial markets, particularly in the semiconductor and AI technology sectors.

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reMarkable Paper Pure: Hands-On Review of the Distraction-Free TabletHardware

reMarkable Paper Pure: Hands-On Review of the Distraction-Free Tablet

reMarkable has unveiled its latest device, Paper Pure, continuing its tradition of creating gadgets for focused work without notifications or multitasking. Designed for writers, designers, and researchers, this tablet prioritizes deep reading and writing. Unlike smartphones and laptops, Paper Pure delivers a unique experience akin to working with paper, yet enhanced by digital capabilities. Even this article was written on the new device using its handwriting-to-text conversion feature.

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AWS Fixed Bug That Caused Customers to Receive Bills for Billions of DollarsBusiness

AWS Fixed Bug That Caused Customers to Receive Bills for Billions of Dollars

Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers faced an unexpected issue on Friday when many discovered bills ranging from millions to billions of dollars in their accounts for services they did not use. The error stemmed from a failure in AWS’s cloud service cost calculation subsystem. The company promptly acknowledged the issue, assuring customers that the billed amounts did not reflect actual usage. The incident lasted several hours but was resolved by the end of the day.

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New Smart Ring Signal Ring Promises Cuff-Free Blood Pressure Measurement

A new wearable device, the Signal Ring by Vital Signals, has entered the market, promising continuous blood pressure monitoring without an inflatable cuff. Developers claim the gadget operates 4–5 times faster than traditional blood pressure monitors and meets international accuracy standards. The device has undergone clinical trials with 451 participants, with additional testing ongoing. However, medical experts express skepticism about the reliability of such technologies, particularly in everyday use scenarios.

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NTT Docomo Removes Several Smartphones from Trade-In ProgramBusiness

NTT Docomo Removes Several Smartphones from Trade-In Program

Japan’s largest mobile operator, NTT Docomo, has announced changes to its trade-in program, 'Always Exchange with Additional Payment,' which allows customers to exchange old smartphones for new models with partial compensation. Starting July 17, several devices, including the iPhone 15 Pro Max (512GB) and AQUOS sense9, will be removed from the supported list. Additionally, some iPhone models will lose access to the premium version of the program. These adjustments may influence device upgrade strategies for both corporate and private customers.

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Windows Server 2022 Ends Mainstream Support in 90 DaysSecurity

Windows Server 2022 Ends Mainstream Support in 90 Days

Microsoft has announced that mainstream support for Windows Server 2022 will conclude on October 13, 2026. Following this date, the operating system will transition to extended support, where users will receive critical security updates until October 14, 2031. This change affects all customers using the server OS released in September 2021 as part of the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC).

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Top Smart Speakers of 2026: Alexa, Google & Apple ComparedHardware

Top Smart Speakers of 2026: Alexa, Google & Apple Compared

Smart speakers have become a cornerstone of modern homes, offering voice control, IoT integration, and seamless access to streaming services. In 2026, Amazon Echo, Google Nest, and Apple HomePod dominate the market, each catering to different user priorities. Whether you prioritize sound quality, ecosystem compatibility, or voice assistant performance, the choice depends on your existing devices and preferences. This guide breaks down the leading models and their standout features to help you make an informed purchase.

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