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Asus ROG Flow Z13 with 64GB RAM Drops to $2,100: Powerful Gaming Tablet

Asus is offering a significant discount on the ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet, featuring 64GB of RAM and an AMD Ryzen AI Max Plus 395 'Strix Halo' processor. The original $3,000 price tag has been reduced to $2,100, making it an attractive option for gamers and professionals who value mobility without sacrificing performance. The 32GB RAM model is available at an even lower price, but the 64GB version stands out as the better deal.

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Parents Spend Less on Back-to-School Gadgets but Hunt for Online DealsBusiness

Parents Spend Less on Back-to-School Gadgets but Hunt for Online Deals

According to Deloitte’s annual study, parents spent 16% less on back-to-school tech in 2024, averaging $417 per child. Meanwhile, clothing expenses surged by 22% to $323. Rising memory chip prices and declining consumer confidence drove the shift. Yet 80% of parents now leverage digital tools—including generative AI like ChatGPT—to hunt for deals, increasing their total spending by $206 compared to those who don’t.

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Waze Introduces New AI-Powered Features

Waze, Google’s navigation app, has rolled out AI-driven updates to enhance user experience. The integration of Google’s AI assistant, Gemini, enables voice-controlled route adjustments and personalized navigation based on driving history. Key features include real-time incident reporting via voice commands, destination searches through voice queries, and a streamlined interface for motorcyclists. These improvements aim to boost navigation accuracy and convenience, particularly for two-wheeler users.

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Google Slashes Prices on Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Ahead of Pixel 11 LaunchHardware

Google Slashes Prices on Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Ahead of Pixel 11 Launch

Google has drastically reduced prices on its flagship smartphones, the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10, just before the official announcement of the Pixel 11. The limited-time promotion runs until July 26, allowing users to purchase these devices at record-low prices. Discounts reach up to $300 on the top-tier model, making this an ideal opportunity for those unwilling to wait for the next generation.

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China to Build Next-Generation Internet by 2030Business

China to Build Next-Generation Internet by 2030

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with three other agencies, has released new guidelines to modernize the country’s internet infrastructure. The ambitious plan aims for 'systemic breakthroughs' by 2030 and a fully upgraded national network by 2035. Key focus areas include device-to-device networks, satellite internet, digital identifiers, and IPv6 protocol upgrades, with advanced technologies like AI, blockchain, and distributed identifiers playing a critical role in reshaping the system.

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AMD Testing FSR Multi-Frame Generation with Up to 8x ModeHardware

AMD Testing FSR Multi-Frame Generation with Up to 8x Mode

Hidden settings in AMD’s experimental Adrenalin Edition 26.6.2 drivers suggest the company is testing FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) Multi-Frame Generation with support for up to 8x modes. Third-party tool RadeonTuner uncovered parameters like Multi Frame Generation Ratio, FSR Ray Regeneration Denoiser, and FSR Neural Radiance Caching. While currently inactive, these features may signal future updates to AMD’s image-scaling technology. Industry observers note that Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox (Project Helix) will support FSR Diamond, hinting at a broader ecosystem strategy for Radeon.

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How Tags Help Organize Files and Speed Up Search

Searching for the right file among hundreds of documents can be time-consuming, especially if the folder structure is illogical or cluttered. Instead of spending minutes navigating directories, you can use tags—a feature available in most modern file managers but often overlooked. Tags allow you to assign labels to files, grouping them by meaning rather than location. This simplifies search and makes data management more efficient. For example, you can quickly find all documents related to a specific project or topic, even if they are stored in different folders.

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New Android Trojan Steals Money from Bank Accounts UndetectedSecurity

New Android Trojan Steals Money from Bank Accounts Undetected

Cybersecurity specialists have identified a new version of the RedHook Trojan targeting Android devices. The malware exploits wireless ADB vulnerabilities to gain elevated access, enabling attackers to steal money from victims' bank accounts. Initially detected in Vietnam, the threat has now spread to other Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia. Experts warn of the high risk posed by this Trojan due to its ability to bypass standard security mechanisms.

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ByteDance Tests Autonomous Tech for Unmanned LogisticsArtificial intelligence

ByteDance Tests Autonomous Tech for Unmanned Logistics

Chinese tech giant ByteDance has launched research into autonomous driving technologies for unmanned logistics. The project, led by the Seed division specializing in AI models, is linked to Volcengine's automotive segment. ByteDance confirmed this is an early-stage exploration of physical AI, with no plans to commercialize smart transport solutions yet.

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LINE Yahoo* Leaks 7.1 Million User IDs from Mobile GamesSecurity

LINE Yahoo* Leaks 7.1 Million User IDs from Mobile Games

LINE Yahoo* has disclosed a data leak affecting nearly 7.1 million users of its mobile games, including LINE PokoPoko, LINE PokoPang Town, and LINE PokoPang. The incident occurred when user IDs were mistakenly transmitted to an external advertising service due to a technical error. While the company confirmed no passwords or payment details were compromised, it did not disclose further details about the breach or its root cause. Users are advised to monitor updates and secure their accounts proactively.

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Anthropic Extends Free Access to Claude 3.5 Sonnet for Paid UsersArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Extends Free Access to Claude 3.5 Sonnet for Paid Users

Anthropic has announced an extension of free access to its Claude 3.5 Sonnet AI model for paid users until July 19. Initially, the free period was set to expire sooner, but the developers decided to provide an additional week for testing and exploring the model's capabilities. This move allows subscribers to continue using one of the most powerful AI models on the market at no extra cost. The changes will apply to all users with an active paid subscription.

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Meta* Drops Controversial AI Feature in Instagram* After User BacklashArtificial intelligence

Meta* Drops Controversial AI Feature in Instagram* After User Backlash

Meta* swiftly responded to user criticism by removing a recently announced Instagram* feature that allowed AI-generated images using public profiles as references. The decision came just days after the introduction of the new Muse Image generation model. Many content creators expressed concerns over their work being used to train AI without prior consent, sparking widespread debate in the community. This move highlights the growing importance of user feedback in AI-driven innovations.

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