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How to Save on Back-to-School Tech Amid Chip Shortages and Rising PricesHardware

How to Save on Back-to-School Tech Amid Chip Shortages and Rising Prices

The new school year in the U.S. begins in August, forcing parents to purchase devices for their children as schools increasingly require personal laptops or tablets for assignments. Rising demand for AI technologies has triggered a chip shortage, driving up prices for both new and refurbished tech by 6–15%. While restored devices remain a more affordable alternative, experts recommend comparing offers, leveraging trade-in programs, and capitalizing on student discounts to maximize savings.

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miHoYo Releases AI Companion BSide: Olivia Lin in Early Access on SteamArtificial intelligence

miHoYo Releases AI Companion BSide: Olivia Lin in Early Access on Steam

Chinese gaming company miHoYo has released BSide: Olivia Lin, an AI companion app, in early access on Steam. The project combines music capabilities, interactive chat, and desktop customization, positioning itself as a utility rather than a game. It targets emotional engagement with users and has already surpassed 100,000 free downloads. However, the app has received mixed reviews due to unmet expectations and technical issues, including bugs and mandatory account binding.

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Elecom Unveils USB Type-C Charging-Only Cable with Cyberattack ProtectionSecurity

Elecom Unveils USB Type-C Charging-Only Cable with Cyberattack Protection

Elecom has announced the release of a specialized USB Type-C cable designed exclusively for device charging. This solution prevents data leaks through public USB ports, which attackers may exploit to steal information. The cable supports up to 240W power delivery while completely blocking data transmission, ensuring security when connected to untrusted power sources. This innovation is particularly relevant for users who frequently charge their gadgets in airports, cafes, or other public spaces.

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5 AI Tools in Photoshop for Beginner EditorsArtificial intelligence

5 AI Tools in Photoshop for Beginner Editors

Photoshop has long been considered a complex tool for beginners, but new AI-powered features are changing the game. Adobe has introduced generative capabilities that enable quick image editing without deep software knowledge. While these tools won’t replace professional skills, they help novices achieve high-quality results with minimal effort. Key features include image generation, background replacement, object removal, and composition expansion, making photo editing more accessible than ever.

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How to Protect Your Smartphone from Overheating in Summer: Tips for Long Battery LifeHardware

How to Protect Your Smartphone from Overheating in Summer: Tips for Long Battery Life

Summer poses the greatest risk to your smartphone’s battery. Seemingly minor actions, like leaving your phone in a hot car or charging it on a warm nightstand, can significantly reduce battery capacity by autumn. Overheating not only degrades device performance but also shortens its lifespan. Fortunately, simple precautions can help avoid these issues and keep your smartphone functioning smoothly, even in extreme heat.

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Google Pixel 11 to Launch in Vibrant Colors: What’s New?Hardware

Google Pixel 11 to Launch in Vibrant Colors: What’s New?

Google’s Pixel 11 series is poised to redefine smartphone aesthetics with bold, eye-catching colors. Leaked Amazon listings, uncovered by 9to5Google, suggest the base model will debut in vivid shades like Fuchsia, Moss, and Midnight, while the Pro variant may feature Pine, Light Fog, Sterling, and Dune. The foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold is rumored to launch in just two colors: Pine and Midnight. These unconfirmed details have already sparked excitement among tech enthusiasts.

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Attackers Injected Malicious Code into Jscrambler npm PackageSecurity

Attackers Injected Malicious Code into Jscrambler npm Package

Jscrambler, a provider of client-side JavaScript security solutions, reported a compromise of its npm package. Attackers released a malicious version containing an infostealer, which was downloaded approximately 1,500 times. The incident highlights the growing risks of software supply chain attacks, particularly in the JavaScript ecosystem. Developers are advised to audit dependencies and use vulnerability monitoring tools.

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PixVerse Raises $439M, Valued at $2B: AI Video Generation Race Heats UpArtificial intelligence

PixVerse Raises $439M, Valued at $2B: AI Video Generation Race Heats Up

Singapore-based PixVerse, an AI-powered video generation startup, has closed a $439 million Series C funding round, pushing its valuation past $2 billion. The fresh capital will fuel technology development, including models for gaming worlds and video creation, as well as geographic expansion. Investors include Alibaba*, Lollapalooza Capital, and other Asian funds. The platform already serves over 150 million registered users and 15 million monthly active users, with video generation priced at $4.80 per minute. PixVerse plans to strengthen its corporate market presence in 2024.

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SpaceX Prepares for 13th Starship Test Flight This WeekHardware

SpaceX Prepares for 13th Starship Test Flight This Week

SpaceX is set to conduct the 13th test launch of its Starship rocket in the coming days. The flight will validate new technical solutions, including the performance of upgraded Starlink satellites in orbit. Engineers will also stress-test the system to assess its reliability and readiness for future missions. This milestone marks a critical step toward developing a fully reusable transport system for deep-space travel.

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Google Unveils New Smart Display with Nest Hub Max-Style CameraHardware

Google Unveils New Smart Display with Nest Hub Max-Style Camera

Google is developing a new smart display, Home Display, which may become the first such device in years. Code analysis of the Google Home app reveals the device will include a built-in camera with Nest Hub Max-like features. Users can leverage it for home monitoring, event recording, and voice control. The device offers three hours of free event recording, while advanced features require a Google Home Premium subscription.

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Which Mobile Operator is the Best? Vote for Market LeadersDevelopment

Which Mobile Operator is the Best? Vote for Market Leaders

Reliable mobile connectivity has become an essential part of daily life—from work to communication. However, operators' advertising promises often don’t match reality: speed, coverage, and signal quality can vary significantly depending on location, smartphone model, and even weather conditions. To identify the true market leaders, the V-Help editorial team is launching a user survey. Share your experience and help others choose the optimal provider.

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New macOS Malware CrashStealer Disguises Itself as Apple ToolSecurity

New macOS Malware CrashStealer Disguises Itself as Apple Tool

Security researchers have uncovered a new macOS spyware, CrashStealer, which masquerades as Apple’s official crash reporting tool. This malware targets sensitive user data, including login credentials, passwords, macOS keychain information, and cryptocurrency wallet details. Attackers leverage social engineering tactics, such as phishing emails or fake websites, to trick victims into installing the malicious software under the guise of a legitimate Apple application. Experts warn of a rising threat to macOS users, traditionally considered a more secure platform.

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