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ASUS ROG Strix Aiolos: 14% Discount on M.2 SSD External Enclosure at Amazon

With AI-driven demand for flash memory and soaring SSD prices, ASUS offers a cost-effective solution for users with old M.2 drives. The ROG Strix Aiolos external enclosure is now available on Amazon at a 14% discount—just $59 instead of $69.99. This device lets users quickly convert any M.2 SSD into a high-speed external drive without tools. The model supports data transfer speeds up to 20 Gbps and is compatible with 2242, 2260, and 2280 form factors.

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Microsoft Deepens Android and Windows 11 Integration

Microsoft is enhancing Android device integration with Windows 11 by introducing new features in the Phone Link app. Key updates include a dedicated phone status menu, expanded clipboard synchronization, and a standalone messaging app. These changes aim to create a seamless experience between mobile and desktop platforms. While currently in internal testing, the features have already sparked interest in the IT community.

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Japanese Companies Lead in Autonomous AI Agent Adoption but Lag in Security

A global study by KnowBe4 has uncovered a paradox in Japan's corporate artificial intelligence development. The country leads the world in adopting autonomous AI agents into business processes but simultaneously ranks last in employee psychological safety when working with such systems. The findings highlight the need for a holistic approach to integrating advanced technologies into workflows, ensuring both innovation and workforce well-being are prioritized.

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Lenovo Legion 7a Gets RTX 5070 with 12GB VRAM, Price Jumps to $3375

Lenovo has upgraded its Legion 7a gaming laptop lineup with a new configuration featuring the NVIDIA RTX 5070 GPU, now equipped with 12GB of VRAM. Previously, the model was limited to 8GB VRAM, but users can now opt for a more powerful version. However, this upgrade comes at a cost: the new variant is priced at $3375, which is $1000 more than the RTX 5060 model currently available at a discount. The refreshed Legion 7a boasts a Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 processor, 32GB of LPDDR5X-8000 RAM, and a 1TB SSD. The display is a 16-inch OLED panel with a 2560x1600 resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate.

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Warframe Unveils New Star System Tau After 13 Years of Universe Development

Digital Extremes has unveiled a groundbreaking update for the multiplayer shooter Warframe—the Tau expansion, marking the culmination of a 13-year narrative journey. Players will leave the familiar Origin system behind to explore the entirely new Tau star system, filled with uncharted worlds and answers to long-standing universe mysteries. This shift mirrors the final chapters of Destiny 2, where developers expanded storytelling beyond traditional boundaries.

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Apple Enhances Child Safety Features in iOS 27: Key Updates RevealedSecurity

Apple Enhances Child Safety Features in iOS 27: Key Updates Revealed

Apple has announced significant updates to its child safety features for the upcoming iOS 27 release. The new tools include advanced content filtering, real-time alerts for potentially harmful materials, and refined parental controls. These improvements will apply across the Apple ecosystem, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac, ensuring consistent protection for underage users. While full technical details remain under wraps, Apple confirms these features prioritize user privacy by operating locally on devices. Further announcements are expected during the company’s annual fall event.

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How to Protect Your Primary Email: 5 Services for Creating Aliases

Your primary email address is often the weakest link in digital security. When registering on various platforms, it is exposed in plain text and may end up in leaked databases, granting access to personal data. The solution lies in using temporary email aliases that mask your real address. These services allow you to register on websites without revealing your main inbox, protecting you from spam and tracking. This review covers five popular tools for creating aliases, their advantages, and limitations.

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Uber Pushes for Slower Adoption of Autonomous VehiclesBusiness

Uber Pushes for Slower Adoption of Autonomous Vehicles

Uber is actively promoting initiatives aimed at slowing the pace of autonomous vehicle adoption by competitors. According to sources, these measures are justified by combating monopolies, but in practice, they may strengthen Uber’s own position in the autonomous transport market. The focus is on regulatory barriers that complicate testing and commercialization for other players. Experts warn that such steps could distort competition, especially as the industry remains in a critical phase of rapid development.

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T-Mobile Ends Free Wi-Fi on United Airlines Flights Starting July 13, 2026Development

T-Mobile Ends Free Wi-Fi on United Airlines Flights Starting July 13, 2026

T-Mobile is terminating one of its most popular subscriber benefits—free in-flight Wi-Fi on United Airlines. Starting July 13, 2026, internet access on United flights will become paid for all passengers, including T-Mobile customers. This change aligns with United's shift to Starlink's satellite internet, which will eventually offer free Wi-Fi to all loyalty program members.

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LINE and PayPay Integrate Accounts: Restoring Tech Agility

LINE Yahoo has introduced account synchronization between its messaging app LINE and payment platform PayPay. This integration, following the merger of LINE and Z Holdings (formerly Yahoo Japan), signals a return to LINE's pre-merger technological agility. The feature simplifies financial transactions by allowing users to access PayPay's payment functions directly within the LINE app, reducing platform switching and streamlining operations.

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Scientists Use Quantum Computers and AI to Develop New PeptidesArtificial intelligence

Scientists Use Quantum Computers and AI to Develop New Peptides

A team of researchers has demonstrated how quantum computers and artificial intelligence can revolutionize peptide development—the building blocks of next-gen drugs. Their project targets rare diseases and understudied medical conditions where traditional drug development methods fall short due to inefficiency or prohibitive costs. By leveraging limited resources, the team showcased the transformative potential of quantum technologies in pharmaceutical innovation.

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How Apple’s Failed Self-Driving Car Project Accelerated Its AI Chip DevelopmentHardware

How Apple’s Failed Self-Driving Car Project Accelerated Its AI Chip Development

Originally designed for Apple’s autonomous vehicles, the self-driving processor never saw the light of day. However, its technologies laid the foundation for the Neural Engine—a specialized AI computation block. First introduced in the A11 Bionic chip (iPhone X) in 2017, it initially powered computer vision tasks, including FaceID and augmented reality. Today, Neural Engine underpins Apple’s AI capabilities across all platforms, from smartphones to desktops, enabling the company to position its devices as more secure by minimizing cloud reliance.

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