OnePlus pauses OxygenOS 16.0.7 rollout after boot issues emerge
OnePlus halts OxygenOS 16.0.7 rollout after widespread boot issues force temporary suspension, with no clear timeline for resolution.
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Analogue 3D adds quicksave feature with Memories update
Analogue adds quicksave feature to its 3D console, allowing players to save game progress at any point with the Memories system.
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Sony clarifies AI Camera Assistant functionality amid criticism of Xperia 1 VI output
Sony attempts to defend the AI Camera Assistant on the Xperia 1 VI, clarifying it offers suggestions rather than edits, though critics argue the output remains poor.
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Intel scrapped the Core Ultra 9 290K Plus because benchmarks showed only 2% gain
Intel canceled the Core Ultra 9 290K Plus after benchmarks revealed only a 2% gaming performance boost over the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, undermining its value proposition.
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Amazon Ends Kindle Support, Users Turn to Jailbreaking for Older Models
Amazon discontinues support for older Kindle models, prompting users to jailbreak devices to preserve functionality.
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A Gemini-fueled Fitbit could be the muscle that Google's smart glasses need
Google's integration of Gemini AI into a new Google Health app could provide the essential data layer needed to make its upcoming smart glasses a dominant force in fitness.
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Tweaking Two GPU Settings Can Boost Performance Without Overclocking
Tweaking GPU power and temperature settings can enhance performance without complex overclocking, as demonstrated by a tech enthusiast's experience with the EVGA RTX 3080.
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60% of PC gamers won't build a new PC in the next two years as AI drives up component prices
60% of PC gamers say they won't build a new PC for at least two years as AI demand drives RAM to $360 for 32GB and SSDs stay expensive.
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The best home server OS in 2026 isn't trying to be a NAS at all
Proxmox emerges as the top home server OS in 2026, offering versatility beyond traditional NAS systems through virtualization and container support.
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Vivo X300 Ultra's Camera App Redefines Smartphone Photography Customization
The vivo X300 Ultra's highly customizable camera app sets a new standard for smartphone photography, offering flexibility that rivals like Pixel and Galaxy lack.
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra: A Safe Bet in a Competitive Market
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra offers incremental upgrades but fails to justify its $1,300 price tag, leaving many to question whether the Ultra brand still holds value in a competitive market.
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Gardyn smart garden systems: a year-long test of AI-assisted indoor gardening
A year-long test of Gardyn's smart indoor gardens reveals high yields and AI convenience but notes maintenance demands and past security issues.
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Asus enters RAM market with 48GB DDR5 kit priced at $880
Asus enters the competitive RAM market with a premium 48GB DDR5 kit priced at $880, leveraging its ROG brand during a global memory shortage.
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Googlebook fails to deliver on MacBook moment promise, critics say
Google's new Googlebook device and operating system aim to bridge Android and desktop computing but fail to deliver on MacBook moment promise according to critics.
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SwitchBot's new smart lock uses Face ID to unlock your door
SwitchBot introduces the Lock Vision ($170) and Lock Vision Pro ($230) smart locks, featuring 3D facial recognition, palm vein scanning, and Matter over Wi-Fi support for secure, keyless home entry.
