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Baseus PicoGo Air AM71 Review: Ultra-Thin Wireless Power BankHardware

Baseus PicoGo Air AM71 Review: Ultra-Thin Wireless Power Bank

Baseus has unveiled the PicoGo Air AM71, a portable power bank that stands out with its ultra-thin design and lightweight build. Measuring just 6.9 mm thick and weighing 105 grams, it’s one of the most compact solutions on the market. In this review, we assess whether it’s worth the investment and how it compares to competitors like Anker Nano MagSafe and the previous Baseus PicoGo Ultra-Slim.

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UGREEN Launches Compact 45W Charger with 28% DiscountHardware

UGREEN Launches Compact 45W Charger with 28% Discount

UGREEN has launched a compact 45W charger on Amazon Japan, featuring an ultra-thin design and foldable plug for enhanced portability. The device supports fast charging and is now available at a 28% discount, making it an ideal choice for travelers and professionals seeking efficient power solutions for their gadgets.

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3D-Printed Electric Motorcycle Fits in a Suitcase — Creator Warns of High SpeedHardware

3D-Printed Electric Motorcycle Fits in a Suitcase — Creator Warns of High Speed

Engineer Ivan Miranda has unveiled the Mirandetta, a fully 3D-printable electric motorcycle designed to disassemble for transport in a standard suitcase. Blueprints are available for $40 on his website. While marketed as a travel solution, the creator warns that the vehicle reaches dangerously high speeds. The project targets DIY enthusiasts rather than mass production, emphasizing technical creativity over practicality.

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Nopia: Revolutionary Synthesizer Set to Launch in a Few MonthsHardware

Nopia: Revolutionary Synthesizer Set to Launch in a Few Months

The Nopia synthesizer, which first debuted in 2023 and sparked excitement among musicians and electronic instrument enthusiasts, is finally ready for market release. Creators Martin Grieco and Rocío Gal have announced that the device will be available in just a couple of months for around £550. Its innovative design and intuitive control system make Nopia a unique tool for music creation.

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How I Replaced Google Drive with My Own Nextcloud Cloud StorageSecurity

How I Replaced Google Drive with My Own Nextcloud Cloud Storage

A long-time Google Drive user decided to abandon the paid cloud service in favor of self-hosted Nextcloud. Concerns about data security, unpredictable account locks, and rising subscription costs drove the change. The transition proved simpler than expected, delivering full file control, no monthly fees, and advanced access management.

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How to Turn a Google Pixel Smartphone into the Ultimate Smart Home Control HubHardware

How to Turn a Google Pixel Smartphone into the Ultimate Smart Home Control Hub

Switching to the local Home Assistant platform transformed a Google Pixel smartphone into a powerful smart home management tool. The author shares insights on configuring automations using phone sensors, geolocation, and battery status. The system detects owner presence, powers off devices upon departure, and activates night modes without relying on cloud services. This approach eliminates delays and significantly boosts the reliability of the entire smart ecosystem.

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Newegg Offers Ryzen 5 9600X Bundle with DDR5 & Cooler for $520Hardware

Newegg Offers Ryzen 5 9600X Bundle with DDR5 & Cooler for $520

Newegg has introduced a limited-time offer for budget-conscious PC builders on the AM5 platform. The bundle includes an AMD Ryzen 5 9600X processor, Gigabyte B650M motherboard, 16GB DDR5-6000 RAM, and a Cooler Master Elite 240mm liquid cooler. Priced at just $520, the package saves users around $130 compared to buying components separately. The deal is available until stock lasts.

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How Self-Service Theft Hurts Businesses and ConsumersSecurity

How Self-Service Theft Hurts Businesses and Consumers

The rapid adoption of self-service checkout systems in retail has uncovered a critical flaw: a sharp increase in theft incidents. Losses from these crimes impact not only businesses but also honest consumers, who ultimately bear the hidden costs through higher prices. Experts advocate for AI-powered fraud detection to mitigate risks while preserving the efficiency of automation. Without a balanced approach, the convenience of self-service may come at an unsustainable cost to both retailers and shoppers.

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U-Boot Vulnerabilities Enable Stealthy Firmware AttacksSecurity

U-Boot Vulnerabilities Enable Stealthy Firmware Attacks

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered six critical vulnerabilities in the widely used U-Boot bootloader, deployed across millions of devices. These flaws enable attackers to inject malicious code during the boot phase, opening doors to stealthy firmware attacks. As a result, adversaries can bypass security mechanisms and install persistent malware that is difficult to detect and remove. The vulnerabilities impact a broad range of hardware, from network devices and embedded systems to servers.

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DuckDuckGo Launches Free Ad Blocker for YouTube*Security

DuckDuckGo Launches Free Ad Blocker for YouTube*

YouTube* users are tired of intrusive ads, but not everyone is willing to pay for YouTube Premium. DuckDuckGo offers a free solution—an integrated ad blocker that works on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS. The tool uses uBlock Origin community filters and proprietary optimizations to bypass platform restrictions. Testers report that ads disappear completely, and videos play without delays. Additionally, the Duck Player mode enhances viewing privacy.

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Sharp: How a Philosophy of Uniqueness Shaped the Company from Radios to LCDsBusiness

Sharp: How a Philosophy of Uniqueness Shaped the Company from Radios to LCDs

Founded in the ashes of the Great Kanto Earthquake, Sharp evolved into a pioneer of the tech industry. Its founder, Tokuji Hayakawa, established a principle: 'Create products others will want to copy.' This philosophy drove the development of Japan's first radio, the world's first electronic calculator, and groundbreaking LCD TVs, shaping the company's path for decades.

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