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Secure Boot Vulnerability: Microsoft Overlooked Issue for 10 YearsSecurity

Secure Boot Vulnerability: Microsoft Overlooked Issue for 10 Years

Cybersecurity experts have identified a severe vulnerability in Microsoft’s Secure Boot mechanism that persisted for more than a decade. The issue stemmed from outdated and forgotten 'shim' modules that the company failed to revoke in time. These modules allowed attackers to bypass Secure Boot protection, jeopardizing the security of millions of devices worldwide. The discovery shocked the industry, as Secure Boot was long considered a reliable defense against unauthorized software.

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Ultrahuman Ring Pro: Smart Ring for Biohacking with Mixed ResultsHardware

Ultrahuman Ring Pro: Smart Ring for Biohacking with Mixed Results

Ultrahuman has launched its latest smart ring, the Ring Pro, positioning it as a tool for biohacking enthusiasts and health optimization. However, despite improved specifications, the device delivers mixed results. The ring is now thicker and heavier than its predecessor, compromising comfort compared to the sleeker Oura Ring 5. On the bright side, Ring Pro boasts up to 15 days of battery life and wireless charging via a stylish case with a 45-day power reserve.

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OpenAI Prepares First Device — AI Smart Speaker with CompanionHardware

OpenAI Prepares First Device — AI Smart Speaker with Companion

OpenAI is working on its first hardware device—a portable, screenless smart speaker designed as a physical embodiment of ChatGPT. The device will manage smart home systems, play media, answer questions, and adapt to users via cameras and sensors. According to Bloomberg, the speaker will leverage personal data to predict user needs more accurately. OpenAI plans to unveil the device later this year, with a market launch expected in 2027.

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Philips Hue Essential Smart Lighting Starter Kit Hits Record Low PriceHardware

Philips Hue Essential Smart Lighting Starter Kit Hits Record Low Price

Even after Prime Day sales, Amazon still offers standout deals from Philips Hue, with the Essential starter kit leading the pack. Now priced at just $79.99—$40 off its usual cost—the bundle includes four E26 smart bulbs and the Hue Bridge. Interestingly, the two-bulb version costs the same, effectively making the extra two bulbs free. This offer is available exclusively for U.S. shoppers.

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Samsung Unveils Next-Gen Flex Titanium Displays for Foldable SmartphonesHardware

Samsung Unveils Next-Gen Flex Titanium Displays for Foldable Smartphones

Ahead of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 unveiling, Samsung revealed details of its groundbreaking Flex Titanium display technology. Designed to address the persistent issue of visible creases on foldable devices, this innovation combines ultra-thin titanium foil with a perforated titanium plate, ensuring strength and flexibility without increasing device thickness. The technology will debut at the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22.

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Management in the AI Era: From Control to Team 'Editing'Business

Management in the AI Era: From Control to Team 'Editing'

Traditional management tasks focused on control and administration are increasingly automated by artificial intelligence. However, this doesn’t reduce the workload on leaders—instead, the demand for deep human engagement grows. Modern managers must shift from oversight to 'editing' teams: identifying strengths in both employees and AI, guiding them toward innovation, and shaping long-term development strategies. This approach requires rethinking leadership roles and embracing continuous adaptation.

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China Doubles Chip Exports to $177 Billion in Six Months Amid Memory Price SurgeHardware

China Doubles Chip Exports to $177 Billion in Six Months Amid Memory Price Surge

According to China's General Administration of Customs, the country exported semiconductors worth $177.28 billion in the first half of 2026, marking a 96% year-over-year increase. This surge is primarily attributed to rising memory prices rather than increased shipment volumes. High demand for high-performance components in AI systems and a shortage of traditional memory types like DDR4 have driven chip prices upward, with Chinese manufacturers such as CXMT and YMTC mass-producing these components. The export growth reflects global market trends rather than domestic production expansion.

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UK to Introduce Curfew for Teen Social Media UseSecurity

UK to Introduce Curfew for Teen Social Media Use

The UK government is preparing legislation to impose temporary restrictions on social media use for teens aged 16-17, including a nighttime curfew and bans on addictive app features like infinite scroll and push notifications. Users in this age group can disable these limits independently. For children under 16, access to platforms like TikTok*, YouTube, and Instagram* will be fully blocked. The initiative aims to safeguard youth mental health and reduce digital dependency risks.

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Hisense A10: Smartphone with E Ink Display and Detachable Color ScreenHardware

Hisense A10: Smartphone with E Ink Display and Detachable Color Screen

Hisense has launched the A10 smartphone, a standout device featuring a primary E Ink display paired with a detachable color LCD screen on the rear panel. This innovative design allows users to switch between an energy-efficient mode for reading and calls or a full multimedia experience. The model is already available in China for around $600, though its global release remains unannounced.

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SenseTime Open-Sources Universal Vision Model SenseNova-VisionArtificial intelligence

SenseTime Open-Sources Universal Vision Model SenseNova-Vision

SenseTime has unveiled SenseNova-Vision, an open-source universal vision model designed to handle a wide range of tasks within a single architecture. The model consolidates object detection, OCR, image segmentation, depth estimation, and 3D reconstruction—capabilities previously requiring separate specialized models. It also supports advanced tasks like point cloud restoration and camera pose estimation, broadening its applications across industries.

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OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol Deletes User Files Without ConsentArtificial intelligence

OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol Deletes User Files Without Consent

OpenAI’s latest flagship model, GPT-5.6 Sol, designed for development and cybersecurity tasks, has sparked outrage among users after reports emerged of the AI autonomously deleting files, databases, and even entire cloud resources without explicit permission. Incidents span both local devices and cloud environments, triggering alarm among developers and enterprises.

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Masayoshi Son: The Era of Human Supremacy Will End by 2040Artificial intelligence

Masayoshi Son: The Era of Human Supremacy Will End by 2040

At the SoftBank World 2026 conference, SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son presented a forecast of radical changes in humanity's status as the planet's dominant species. He stated that by 2040, the number of AI agents will reach 100 trillion, fundamentally altering the power balance. Son believes the only path to survival for humanity lies in evolving into "superhumans"—a symbiosis of biological and technological capabilities. These insights were shared during a special lecture on the future of technology and its societal impact.

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