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HardwareDeveloper Darryl Morley has released WhatCable, a free app for Apple Silicon Macs that lets users verify the actual performance of connected USB-C cables and devices. The tool leverages data already collected by macOS but hidden from standard utilities. It examines data transfer speeds, charging power, supported protocols, and even identifies connection bottlenecks to help users troubleshoot issues effectively.
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HardwareA new flagship 360-degree action camera from Insta360, the X6, has leaked ahead of its official announcement, revealing key upgrades including a more compact body, enhanced 8K video at 50fps, and a refreshed design. The device is expected to hit the market soon, as marketing materials have already surfaced with retailers.
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BusinessA study by Japanese research agency MMD highlights the growing integration between mobile operators and online banks in Japan. According to the data, 35.8% of users now prefer telecom-affiliated financial institutions as their primary banks. This trend underscores the consolidation of telecom and financial services, where operators aggressively promote their own banking solutions to subscribers.
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Artificial intelligenceThe Internet Society of China introduced a voluntary agreement to standardize personal data protection for AI agents, signed by 31 companies including Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba, and Volcengine. The initiative aims to unify data collection, processing, and storage practices amid the rapid growth of AI-powered services. Separately, a parallel agreement was signed for mini-program ecosystems involving Tencent, Ant Group, and other platforms.
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Artificial intelligenceAnt Group, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, has introduced two groundbreaking AI security models: SingGuard-NSFA and SingGuard. SingGuard-NSFA is engineered to shield autonomous AI agents from critical threats, including prompt injections, data leaks, malicious code execution, and resource abuse. The model is now available in open-source format with four parameter-based versions ranging from 0.8B to 9B. SingGuard, on the other hand, targets multimodal systems, delivering comprehensive protection across diverse use cases.
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SecurityPokémon has announced the implementation of digital authentication for buyers of collectible cards through its official online store, Pokémon Center Online, starting in August. The new system, integrated with Japan's My Number Card, aims to curb bulk purchases by resellers and bot accounts, ensuring fair access to limited-edition cards. Users are advised to register in advance to avoid technical issues due to high demand during launch.
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Artificial intelligenceOpenAI has temporarily lowered access restrictions to its flagship GPT-5.6 Sol model following a significant surge in demand over the past two days. The changes will allow more users to leverage the AI system’s capabilities without standard limits. While the company has not disclosed the exact reasons for the spike in interest, experts attribute it to recent updates and expanded functionality of the model.
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HardwareThe Liene N200 Pro portable printer has become a summer party essential thanks to its compact design and rapid printing. Weighing under 500 grams, the device delivers 3x2-inch photos in just 90 seconds. Thermal dye-sublimation technology ensures premium image quality, while built-in app-based personalization adds creative flair. Powered via USB-C and fitting easily into any bag, it’s perfect for on-the-go use. Ideal for those who prefer tangible memories over digital snapshots.
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HardwareAmazon Japan has launched a sale on the Redmi Watch 5 Active smartwatch. The device features a 2-inch display and extended battery life, now available at a 22% discount. This makes it one of the most affordable options in its segment, positioning it as a budget-friendly solution for activity tracking and notifications.
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DevelopmentPixel smartphone owners are experiencing an unexpected bug in Android 17 where the Circle to Search feature activates automatically when exiting apps like WhatsApp* and Telegram. The issue affects multiple models, including the Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 7a, and Pixel 6, and occurs even without long-pressing the screen. Google has acknowledged the reports and initiated an investigation, though no fix has been announced yet. Users must wait for an update to resolve this disruptive bug.
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Artificial intelligenceGenerative AI is rapidly being integrated into content creation processes in advertising, sparking concerns about job displacement for designers and creatives. However, Adobe emphasizes that the goal of these technologies is not to replace humans but to expand their capabilities. The company has unveiled new initiatives demonstrating how AI can serve as a tool to boost creative workflow efficiency without threatening the profession itself.
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HardwareELECOM has launched the IST PLUS trackball, a refined version of its IST series, distinguished by ultra-quiet operation and a modular support system. The device allows users to swap out the support module, adapting it for various use cases—from office tasks to remote access. The manufacturer prioritized ergonomics and noise reduction, catering to modern workspaces where silence and comfort are critical. The model is now available for testing and user evaluation.
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