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DevelopmentDeveloper @patchzyy has unveiled the first-ever static recompilation of the iconic Mario Kart Wii for PC. The AI-powered project, dubbed Mario Kart Wiicompiled, enables gameplay at up to 4K resolution with unlimited frame rates. Compatible with the Retro Rewind mod, users gain access to over 200 tracks. A beta version is expected next month, pending any legal intervention from Nintendo.
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Artificial intelligenceOpenAI is aggressively pursuing AI-powered hardware solutions, but the company must overcome major obstacles to succeed. In June, Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing former employees—now at OpenAI—of stealing trade secrets, including data on manufacturing partners and device development strategies. Legal battles could derail new product launches if confidential information misuse is confirmed. Yet legal troubles are just one threat to OpenAI’s ambitious plans.
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DevelopmentUS telecom giant T-Mobile has acknowledged a critical error during its forced migration of users to new pricing plans, resulting in some customers losing free lines previously included in their contracts. The incident sparked widespread backlash, particularly among users relying on additional lines for family or business needs. While the company pledged to restore these services promptly, it confirmed that base plan price hikes will remain in effect.
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HardwareOn July 7, Samsung will host the Galaxy Unpacked event in London, unveiling the next generation of foldable smartphones, smartwatches, and other innovative devices. Key announcements include the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, alongside the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9. Samsung may also surprise attendees with augmented reality glasses, Galaxy XR Glasses, and the second-generation Galaxy Ring smart ring. The event begins at 18:00 Moscow time, with a live stream available for global audiences.
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HardwareChinese automaker XPeng unveiled its MONA L03 electric crossover in Munich, marking a strategic push into the European market. The model is the brand’s first vehicle to launch simultaneously across 65 countries, including China and Europe. Priced from €35,600 in Europe, the MONA L03 positions itself as a competitive option in the mass-market electric SUV segment. The vehicle features XPeng’s proprietary AI chip and an autonomous driving system tailored for diverse road conditions, reinforcing the company’s global ambitions.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has rolled out a major update to its video creation service, Vids, integrating the multimodal AI model Gemini Omni. Users can now generate and edit video content by simply describing their requirements in natural language. Key features include personalized avatars based on selfies and voice recordings, advanced voiceover controls, and enhanced visual effects. The update is available for both corporate and individual Google Workspace users.
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HardwareSpaceX abruptly halted the second test launch of its third-generation Starship rocket (V3) after its automated system detected engine anomalies at the South Texas launch site. Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO, announced on X* that the launch was aborted due to unexpected behavior in several Raptor engines. The company plans to replace two engines before the next attempt, which is now scheduled for no earlier than next week. This mission was intended to mark a critical milestone for the Starlink project, including deploying the first third-generation satellites and validating orbital data center concepts.
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HardwareOnePlus has revealed further details about its phased withdrawal from North American and European markets. The North American version of its official forum will be permanently closed on August 16, 2026. Users are advised to back up critical materials—posts, images, guides, and other data—as the platform will be disabled, and all content will be permanently deleted without recovery options. To replace the regional forum, OnePlus plans to launch a global Discord* server where users can continue discussions, though official technical support will not be available there.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle’s flagship AI model, Gemini 3.5 Pro, has been delayed by several months as the company struggles to meet internal quality standards. According to Bloomberg, the delay stems from persistent issues in programming-related tasks, despite recent data updates. Engineers and managers fear competitors like Anthropic and OpenAI may gain a significant lead. Originally slated for a May developer conference, the model’s release has been pushed back due to performance bottlenecks.
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SecurityManifold Security experts uncovered a critical vulnerability in Anthropic’s Claude Chrome extension that enables malicious extensions to mimic user actions and trigger predefined AI tasks without consent. The flaw affects access to Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and Salesforce, exploiting JavaScript event authentication bypasses. Attackers must trick users into installing a malicious extension to exploit this issue, which remains unpatched in version 1.0.80.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has rebranded its AI tool NotebookLM as Gemini Notebook, reflecting its integration into the Gemini product lineup while maintaining standalone functionality. Originally launched as the experimental Project Tailwind in 2023, the tool now serves over 30 million users and 600,000 organizations. Unlike other AI solutions, Gemini Notebook processes only user-uploaded sources, positioning itself as a dedicated assistant for data analysis and note-taking.
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SecurityPayPay Card has announced a shift to a more secure authentication system for online transactions. Starting July 2024, users will confirm payments via the PayPay mobile app instead of receiving one-time SMS codes. This change aims to reduce phishing risks and simplify the payment process. The update will apply to all PayPay Card users, allowing seamless transactions without manual code entry.
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