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Microsoft Entra ID to Make Passkeys Default Authentication Method from September 2026Security

Microsoft Entra ID to Make Passkeys Default Authentication Method from September 2026

Microsoft has announced that it will transition to passkeys as the primary authentication method for its enterprise identity service, Entra ID, effective September 2026. Users currently relying on SMS or voice verification will automatically gain access to passkeys, while those already using phishing-resistant methods like Windows Hello for Business, FIDO2 keys, or smart cards can continue without changes. The shift aims to enhance security amid rising AI-driven phishing attacks targeting Entra ID accounts.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Slashes $500 in Rare Amazon SaleHardware

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Slashes $500 in Rare Amazon Sale

The flagship foldable smartphone Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has become $500 cheaper thanks to a limited-time Amazon sale. Priced at $1,499.99 instead of the usual $1,999.99, this device—one of the best in the foldable segment—now offers exceptional value. While Prime Day previously dropped the price by $30 more, only one color remains in stock, making this deal highly time-sensitive.

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Google DeepMind CEO Calls for Global AI Regulator Under U.S. LeadershipArtificial intelligence

Google DeepMind CEO Calls for Global AI Regulator Under U.S. Leadership

Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has proposed the creation of a global artificial intelligence regulator with authority to evaluate and block advanced AI models before deployment. He argues that the U.S. should lead this initiative due to its economic and technological dominance, comparing the proposed structure to regulators like FINRA. The regulator would include independent experts, open-source contributors, and industry leaders to ensure balanced oversight.

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Motorola Razr Fold vs. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7*: Which to Choose in 2024?Hardware

Motorola Razr Fold vs. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7*: Which to Choose in 2024?

After a month of testing, Android Authority’s expert concluded that the Motorola Razr Fold outperforms the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7* in most areas. Despite its slightly larger size and weight, the Razr Fold offers a more balanced user experience, from superior cameras to exceptional battery life. The reviewer admits it’s nearly impossible to switch back to the Galaxy Z Fold 7* after using the Razr Fold daily. However, Samsung still holds advantages in accessory availability and flexible multitasking capabilities.

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X Square Robot Develops Open Stack for Universal RobotsArtificial intelligence

X Square Robot Develops Open Stack for Universal Robots

Chinese company X Square Robot has introduced a new approach to building universal robots by presenting an open technology stack that combines data, a world model, and an action control system. Unlike traditional methods, where perception, planning, and control systems operate in isolation, the new stack is built on principles of interaction with the physical world rather than merely executing predefined trajectories. This enables robots to learn from higher-quality data and adapt to new tasks without extensive reconfiguration.

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9 Practical Tips to Use Google Chat More EffectivelyDevelopment

9 Practical Tips to Use Google Chat More Effectively

While Google Chat often takes a backseat to other messengers, it offers powerful tools for both professional and personal communication. Seamlessly integrated with Gmail and Google Workspace, the platform serves as a versatile solution for teams and individuals alike. This guide explores nine ways to boost productivity in Google Chat, from creating thematic Spaces and managing message threads to scheduling messages and fine-tuning privacy settings. These strategies will help streamline workflows and eliminate communication chaos.

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Startup to Launch First Space-Based Solar Light ReflectorHardware

Startup to Launch First Space-Based Solar Light Reflector

Reflect Orbital, a U.S. startup, has received approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to launch the world’s first solar light-reflecting satellite. The Eärendil-1 spacecraft, named after a Tolkien character, features an 18-meter mirror and is set to enter low Earth orbit later this year. While the project promises advancements in energy, agriculture, and emergency response, astronomers warn of potential disruptions to space observations and ecological risks due to altered light cycles.

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Pinwheel Unveils Retro Wi-Fi Phone for Kids Without Screens or Social MediaHardware

Pinwheel Unveils Retro Wi-Fi Phone for Kids Without Screens or Social Media

Pinwheel, an American startup specializing in child-friendly gadgets, has launched Pinwheel Home—a retro-style Wi-Fi phone designed for children aged 5 to 10. The device eliminates screens, social media, and other distractions, encouraging kids to develop communication skills through voice calls. With robust parental controls, including contact approval and usage limits, Pinwheel Home offers a safer alternative to smartphones. The company aims to address growing concerns about digital addiction and its impact on children's social development.

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Oura Ring 5: Review of the New Generation Smart RingHardware

Oura Ring 5: Review of the New Generation Smart Ring

Oura has unveiled the fifth generation of its smart ring, maintaining its leadership in the wearable health monitoring market. The Ring 5 features several hardware improvements, including more powerful LEDs and redesigned sensors that fit more snugly against the skin. This has boosted measurement accuracy, particularly for users with varying skin tones and finger shapes. Battery life has been extended to 6–9 days, and the new charging case adds convenience for travelers, though it is not a mandatory accessory.

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How Nokia Lost Mobile Phone Market Leadership in a Single DayHardware

How Nokia Lost Mobile Phone Market Leadership in a Single Day

In 2005, Nokia sold its billionth phone, controlling a third of the global mobile device market. Just nine years later, its mobile division was sold to Microsoft for a symbolic sum. Internal Nokia documents reveal the company foresaw the iPhone threat but failed to adapt in time. Key factors included slow adoption of touchscreen technology and fierce competition from Android, which shattered Nokia's dominance in the budget segment.

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Japan to Review Payment Aggregator Market After ZenToShin BankruptcyBusiness

Japan to Review Payment Aggregator Market After ZenToShin Bankruptcy

Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) has launched a cross-agency investigation into the payment aggregator market following the bankruptcy of ZenToShin, a key credit card processing player. Authorities aim to identify the root causes of the crisis and evaluate the necessity for industry regulation, though new rules are currently deemed premature due to potential financial instability risks for market participants.

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Panasonic PV-460: How the First Video Stabilizer Transformed the IndustryHardware

Panasonic PV-460: How the First Video Stabilizer Transformed the Industry

In the late 1980s, shooting home videos with handheld cameras often resulted in shaky footage. Panasonic addressed this issue in 1988 with the PV-460, the world’s first camcorder featuring optical image stabilization. This innovation not only simplified filming for amateurs but also laid the foundation for modern stabilization technologies used in smartphones, drones, and professional equipment. In July 2024, the PV-460 was awarded IEEE Milestone status, recognizing its industry impact.

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