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Samsung May Expand Use of Exynos in Smartphones Starting 2027Hardware

Samsung May Expand Use of Exynos in Smartphones Starting 2027

In 2027, Samsung may increase the share of Exynos-based smartphones, including models previously equipped with Snapdragon chips. This move is driven by rising electronic component costs and the company’s efforts to optimize expenses. Sources indicate that even flagship devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 9 and Galaxy S27 Ultra could feature Exynos variants, though this raises concerns given their premium positioning and performance expectations.

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Italian Holding Bending Spoons Prepares for US IPOBusiness

Italian Holding Bending Spoons Prepares for US IPO

Italian app developer Bending Spoons, known for acquiring assets like Eventbrite, Vimeo, and WeTransfer, has filed for a US IPO. The company aims to capitalize on the 2026 tech IPO wave, including anticipated listings from SpaceX and Anthropic. Bending Spoons manages a portfolio of over 50 acquired projects, including AOL, Evernote, and Brightcove, with a focus on subscription-driven monetization. The move underscores its ambition to scale further in the global market.

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Uber Launches Robotaxis in London: How to Sign Up for Test RidesArtificial intelligence

Uber Launches Robotaxis in London: How to Sign Up for Test Rides

Uber has partnered with London-based startup Wayve to begin accepting applications from London residents for test rides in autonomous taxis. The service is set to launch in the coming months, marking a significant step for the development of self-driving transportation outside the US and China. For now, rides will include a safety driver, but a full transition to autonomous control is planned for the future.

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Xbox Brings Back Exclusives: Microsoft’s Strategy Grows More ComplexBusiness

Xbox Brings Back Exclusives: Microsoft’s Strategy Grows More Complex

After two years of experimenting with multiplatform releases, Microsoft has decided to bring back exclusive games for Xbox. However, the new strategy raises more questions than it answers. During the Xbox Games Showcase, it was announced that *Gears of War: E-Day* and *Clockwork Revolution* will be Xbox exclusives, while other titles like *Fable* and *State of Decay 3* will continue to launch on PlayStation 5. This inconsistency has left players and analysts struggling to decipher Microsoft’s decision-making logic.

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How to Revert Google Home Devices to Google Assistant from GeminiArtificial intelligence

How to Revert Google Home Devices to Google Assistant from Gemini

Many Google Home and Nest smart speaker and display owners have reported issues after upgrading to Google’s Gemini assistant. The new AI-powered voice assistant operates slower and less predictably than the classic Google Assistant, frustrating users. While Google continues refining Gemini, some prefer sticking with the proven solution. Reverting isn’t automated but is possible—though it requires a full system reinstall.

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Mercari Adds Support for Trading 12 Cryptocurrencies Through Partnership with CoincheckBusiness

Mercari Adds Support for Trading 12 Cryptocurrencies Through Partnership with Coincheck

Japanese marketplace Mercari has announced the launch of trading for 12 new cryptocurrencies in its mobile app. Available assets include Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. Integration with the Coincheck platform has expanded the list of supported digital currencies to 15. The minimum purchase amount is just 1 yen, and funds from sales on the platform can be used to buy cryptocurrencies. This move reflects the growing demand for digital assets among e-commerce users.

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Over 20,000 Instagram* Accounts Hacked via Meta* AI SupportSecurity

Over 20,000 Instagram* Accounts Hacked via Meta* AI Support

Meta* has disclosed a major data breach impacting Instagram* users. A vulnerability in its AI-powered support system allowed hackers to compromise 20,225 accounts. Cybercriminals exploited the password reset feature to bypass security measures and gain unauthorized access. The incident highlights the growing risks associated with AI-driven customer service automation in tech platforms.

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How Physics Transformed the 2024 World Cup BallHardware

How Physics Transformed the 2024 World Cup Ball

The Adidas Trionda, the official ball for the 2024 World Cup, is the result of years of aerodynamic research. Scientists from the University of Tsukuba and Purdue University found that structural changes can significantly impact flight distance and predictability. This is particularly crucial for goalkeepers and players executing long passes or shots, as it improves control and consistency on the field.

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Hitachi and Intel Forge Strategic Partnership in Five Key AreasBusiness

Hitachi and Intel Forge Strategic Partnership in Five Key Areas

Japanese corporation Hitachi and American tech giant Intel have announced a strategic partnership spanning five key technological domains. The collaboration aims to advance semiconductor technologies, quantum computing, as well as solutions for industry, energy, and mobility. The joint efforts are expected to accelerate innovation in these sectors and strengthen the companies' positions in the global market.

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Adaptive Charging: Is It Worth Switching to Smart Technologies?Hardware

Adaptive Charging: Is It Worth Switching to Smart Technologies?

Modern chargers have long evolved beyond simple power adapters. Equipped with intelligent systems, they regulate power and voltage to extend battery lifespan. However, adaptive chargers have taken this process to the next level. These devices not only monitor parameters but also tailor charging modes to specific smartphone models, reducing battery wear. But is this technology truly necessary, and what practical benefits does it offer?

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Apple to Unveil iOS, macOS, and watchOS Updates at WWDC 2026Development

Apple to Unveil iOS, macOS, and watchOS Updates at WWDC 2026

At the annual WWDC 2026 developer conference, Apple will unveil key updates to its operating systems, including new versions of iOS, macOS, and watchOS. The event is expected to introduce enhancements to device ecosystems and services, showcasing innovations in mobile technology, software, and hardware integration. This year’s conference will serve as a platform for demonstrating groundbreaking advancements in the tech industry.

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Xbox Returns to Green Design with 25th Anniversary CollectionHardware

Xbox Returns to Green Design with 25th Anniversary Collection

Microsoft is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Xbox gaming console by launching a special Xbox Series X25 anniversary collection. The new lineup features a console and controller with a translucent green casing, paying homage to the design of the original Xbox released in 2001. The bundle includes 1TB of storage, and the controller’s back panel features the original console’s logo. While the exact release date and price have not been announced, the launch is scheduled for November this year.

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