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Apple Integrates Alibaba's Qwen Model into Apple Intelligence for ChinaArtificial intelligence

Apple Integrates Alibaba's Qwen Model into Apple Intelligence for China

Apple has announced the integration of Alibaba's Qwen AI model into its Apple Intelligence platform, enabling users in China to access advanced AI features such as text and image analysis, as well as content generation directly on their devices. This integration eliminates the need to switch between applications and will be available on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS. The move follows regulatory approval from Chinese authorities for seven AI smartphone services, including Apple Intelligence, Huawei Xiaoyi, and OPPO AndesGPT.

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Beavis Ultrasound: Open-Source Clone of the Legendary Gravis Ultrasound Sound CardHardware

Beavis Ultrasound: Open-Source Clone of the Legendary Gravis Ultrasound Sound Card

A new open-source project, Beavis Ultrasound, has emerged on GitHub as a hardware clone of the legendary Gravis Ultrasound (GUS) sound card for ISA bus systems. Developer schlae has released complete KiCad schematics, PCB layouts, ROM images, and even reverse-engineered GAL logic to enable IDE interface support for CD-ROM drives, matching the advanced GUS PnP version. Unlike software emulations or microcontroller-based alternatives, this project aims for authentic 90s audio reproduction at the hardware level.

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iOS 27: 7 Key AI-Powered Siri ImprovementsArtificial intelligence

iOS 27: 7 Key AI-Powered Siri Improvements

Apple has radically overhauled Siri in iOS 27 by integrating advanced AI capabilities, significantly boosting its reliability and functionality. Public beta testing confirms the assistant now delivers more precise responses, reduced errors—especially in CarPlay—and a streamlined interface. Key upgrades include a redesigned visual interface, camera integration for real-time object queries, file search, and seamless interaction with on-screen content. The assistant also offers a dedicated app for voice/text requests and conversation history, making it more intuitive and efficient than ever.

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SpaceX Unveils Next-Gen Starlink V5 Antennas — Smaller, Lighter, and More Energy-EfficientHardware

SpaceX Unveils Next-Gen Starlink V5 Antennas — Smaller, Lighter, and More Energy-Efficient

SpaceX has begun selling the next-generation Starlink V5 user antennas, offering a more compact and energy-efficient alternative to the V4 model. The new device weighs just 1.1 kg, consumes 35–50W, and supports peak download speeds of up to 375 Mbps. While currently available in limited regions, production will expand to meet global demand. Notably, the V5 is designed for stationary use only, with SpaceX planning a separate Starlink Mini for mobile applications.

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Why the Outdated Chromecast Remains an Indispensable Travel GadgetHardware

Why the Outdated Chromecast Remains an Indispensable Travel Gadget

Despite Google discontinuing the Chromecast with Google TV 4K, this compact streaming device continues to be an indispensable companion for frequent travelers. Its portability, ease of setup, and versatility make it the ideal choice for enjoying favorite content on the go. The author shares firsthand experience, reveals optimization tips, and explains why purchasing it while stock lasts is still a smart move.

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Chinese AI Developer DeepSeek Prepares for Domestic IPOArtificial intelligence

Chinese AI Developer DeepSeek Prepares for Domestic IPO

Chinese artificial intelligence model developer DeepSeek, headquartered in Hangzhou, has begun preparations for an initial public offering (IPO) on the domestic market. According to Bloomberg sources, the company may file a listing application this year, targeting a debut in 2027. DeepSeek is currently in talks with investment banks and accounting consultants while seeking additional private funding ahead of a potential public offering. Timelines remain tentative as discussions are still in preliminary stages.

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Waze vs Google Maps: Which Navigator is Better for Fast DrivingDevelopment

Waze vs Google Maps: Which Navigator is Better for Fast Driving

Experts tested two leading navigation apps—Waze and Google Maps—to determine which is best for fast and convenient urban travel. Waze prioritizes speed, automatically rerouting users when road conditions change, even if it means taking unconventional paths. Google Maps, however, offers a more balanced approach, considering road types, fuel efficiency, and landmarks for navigation. Both services continue to evolve with new features, but their target audiences differ significantly.

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DeepSeek Co-Founder Becomes Richer Than Elon Musk in AI SegmentArtificial intelligence

DeepSeek Co-Founder Becomes Richer Than Elon Musk in AI Segment

According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Liang Wenfeng, founder of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, saw his net worth skyrocket to $36 billion—more than doubling the previous estimate of $16.7 billion. This surge propelled him to the top spot among founders of companies whose primary business revolves around AI model development. Bloomberg's ranking exclusively included firms where AI technology directly drives most revenue, excluding diversified holdings and adjacent industry players.

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Y!mobile Launches 'Super Discount Tariff' Promotion Without Mandatory Discount ProgramsBusiness

Y!mobile Launches 'Super Discount Tariff' Promotion Without Mandatory Discount Programs

SoftBank’s Y!mobile has unveiled a new promotion allowing users to save on mobile plans without enrolling in traditional discount programs. From July 17, subscribers switching to the 'Simple 3 M' or 'Simple 3 L' tariffs will receive a 1,100 yen monthly discount for 12 months. The offer applies to both new and existing customers upgrading to these plans. Additional savings are available via PayPay Gold card payments, reducing the 'Simple 3 M' plan cost to just 2,280 yen per month.

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Microsoft Patches Record 570 Vulnerabilities in July Security UpdateSecurity

Microsoft Patches Record 570 Vulnerabilities in July Security Update

Microsoft released its July Patch Tuesday security update, patching a record 570 vulnerabilities. Among them were three critical zero-day flaws, two actively exploited in attacks and one publicly disclosed. The update covers key products like Windows, Office, and cloud services. Cybersecurity experts urge immediate patch deployment to protect corporate and user systems from potential threats.

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Chinese DRAM Chip Maker CXMT Prices Shares at 8.66 Yuan for IPOHardware

Chinese DRAM Chip Maker CXMT Prices Shares at 8.66 Yuan for IPO

Chinese DRAM chip manufacturer CXMT has set its IPO share price at 8.66 yuan per share on the Shanghai STAR Market. The company plans to issue 6.69 billion shares, with subscription opening on July 16. The offering is expected to raise approximately 57.9 billion yuan (8.55 billion USD), making it one of the largest semiconductor IPOs in recent years.

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Google Pixel 11 May Get Pricier and Offer More Storage, Leak SuggestsHardware

Google Pixel 11 May Get Pricier and Offer More Storage, Leak Suggests

The next generation of Google Pixel smartphones is set to debut on August 12, but some specifications have already surfaced thanks to a leak. According to French publication Deallabs Magazine, the base model of the Pixel 11 may drop the 128GB storage option, offering 256GB and 512GB variants instead. This shift aligns with market trends, as Apple and Samsung have already adopted similar storage capacities in their flagship devices. The rise in component costs is expected to increase the device's price by approximately 100 euros, which may also impact the starting price in the U.S.

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