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The Game Awards' Mystery Statue Reportedly Relates to New Divinity Game From Larian Studios
The mystery of The Game Awards statue seems to have been solved. After days of intense speculation, a report claims that the statue refers to a new Divinity game from Larian Studios. Trademarks for new logos and icons that resemble the statue design were reportedly filed in Europe on Tuesday.
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Meta’s Phoenix Mixed Reality Smart Glasses Reportedly Delayed; Could Finally Launch in 2027
Meta has reportedly postponed the launch of its Phoenix mixed-reality glasses to 2027, pushing it back from the originally planned second half of 2026. The delay was reportedly confirmed by Maher Saba, VP of Reality Labs Foundation, in an internal memo. Meta is also reportedly working on a 'limited edition' wearable device, codenamed Malibu 2, to l...
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AWS Unveils Frontier AI Agents for Enterprises, Can Operate for Days Without Intervention
AWS has introduced a new class of autonomous “frontier agents” aimed at software teams, including a coding assistant named Kiro, a security agent and a DevOps agent. Designed to pursue goals rather than single tasks, these agents can work independently, handle multi-step workflows and scale across complex projects. AWS says the technology could...
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Elon Musk Reveals Tesla Is Starting AI5 Chip Tape Out, to Scale AI Chipset Development
Tesla has begun the tape out process for its new AI5 chipset, the successor to the AI4 chip used in current Tesla vehicles. Elon Musk also confirmed that work on the next generation AI6 chip is underway as the company plans to scale its in-house silicon efforts. Tesla aims to move to yearly chip design cycles and eventually manufacture more AI chip...
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iPhone Air Designer Abidur Chowdhury Reportedly Departs Apple for AI Startup
Abidur Chowdhury, a key designer behind the first iPhone Air and the face of its launch video, has reportedly left Apple, marking another significant change within the company’s already shifting design organisation. His departure comes as the original iPhone Air struggles with weak demand and production pauses. Apple is currently said to be worki...
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Google Maps Is Reportedly Developing a New Power Saving Mode for Navigation
Google Maps appears to be developing a new mode that will reduce battery usage during navigation. Reference to the feature was reportedly spotted on the APK teardown of Google Maps for Android. Users may also be able to activate the Power Saving mode directly within the Google Maps app. The UI may show a monochrome design in this mode, leaving only...
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Boeing Plans New Airplane to Succeed 737 Max: Report
Boeing Co. has started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually replace the 737 Max, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Apple Reportedly Builds a ChatGPT-Like App to Test Next-Gen Siri
Apple is reportedly working on a new application, codenamed Veritas, that resembles ChatGPT. The new application is designed to test conversational capabilities ahead of a sweeping overhaul of Siri expected next year. Veritas is being used by Apple engineers to stress-test generative AI features, context understanding, and more human-like responses...
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Dubai Fountain, World's Largest Performing Fountain, Is All Set To Reopen With New Upgrades
Visitors can look forward to enhanced technology, upgraded sound and lighting, and fresh choreography designed to make the Dubai Fountain shows more spectacular than ever.
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Realme Could Be Working on Clip-Style Earbuds, Patent Application Shows
Realme’s new patent application showcases clip-style earbuds that deviate from the usual in-ear or stem-based designs, featuring a rounded shape with curved edges for a secure fit around the ear. The design appears focused on stability and comfort, ideal for workouts or outdoor use. Patent images also show possible speaker grilles, touch controls...
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Apple Reportedly Delays iPhone Air Launch in China Amidst eSIM Compliance Hurdles
Apple has reportedly postponed the release of the iPhone Air in China. The company is said to be working with mainland authorities to resolve regulatory issues related to the eSIM requirement. It is currently up for pre-orders in several markets, including India. Sales will begin next week.
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Razer Pro Click V2 and V2 Vertical Review: Productivity Mice with Gaming Guts
Razer isn't new to productivity work setups, as the brand in the past has experimented with productive use cases instead of the usual gaming accessories. The new Razer Pro Click V2 and Pro Click V2 Vertical want to establish the company in work or creative setups, while letting you play when you need to take a break.
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New ‘Gambling Carnot Engine’ Challenges 200-Year-Old Thermodynamic Law
Almost 200 years after the Carnot limit defined the maximum efficiency of heat engines, scientists have introduced a microscopic design that seems to break the rule. Called the “Gambling Carnot Engine,” it works by monitoring a single trapped particle and stepping in at just the right instant. This clever feedback process allows the engine to c...
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Anthropic Will Now Let Claude End Conversations if the Topic Is Harmful or Abusive
Anthropic is rolling out the ability to end conversations in some of its artificial intelligence (AI) models. Announced last week, the new feature is designed as a protective measure for not the end user, but for the AI model itself. The San Francisco-based AI firm said the new capability was developed as part of its work on “potential AI welfare...
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Swiggy Launches 'DeskEats' Feature To Cater To Officegoers In 30 Indian Cities
DeskEats offers a curated range of meals designed to be convenient and quick to consume in office settings.
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The Game Awards' Mystery Statue Reportedly Relates to New Divinity Game From Larian Studios
The mystery of The Game Awards statue seems to have been solved. After days of intense speculation, a report claims that the statue refers to a new Divinity game from Larian Studios. Trademarks for new logos and icons that resemble the statue design were reportedly filed in Europe on Tuesday.
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Meta’s Phoenix Mixed Reality Smart Glasses Reportedly Delayed; Could Finally Launch in 2027
Meta has reportedly postponed the launch of its Phoenix mixed-reality glasses to 2027, pushing it back from the originally planned second half of 2026. The delay was reportedly confirmed by Maher Saba, VP of Reality Labs Foundation, in an internal memo. Meta is also reportedly working on a 'limited edition' wearable device, codenamed Malibu 2, to l...
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AWS Unveils Frontier AI Agents for Enterprises, Can Operate for Days Without Intervention
AWS has introduced a new class of autonomous “frontier agents” aimed at software teams, including a coding assistant named Kiro, a security agent and a DevOps agent. Designed to pursue goals rather than single tasks, these agents can work independently, handle multi-step workflows and scale across complex projects. AWS says the technology could...
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Elon Musk Reveals Tesla Is Starting AI5 Chip Tape Out, to Scale AI Chipset Development
Tesla has begun the tape out process for its new AI5 chipset, the successor to the AI4 chip used in current Tesla vehicles. Elon Musk also confirmed that work on the next generation AI6 chip is underway as the company plans to scale its in-house silicon efforts. Tesla aims to move to yearly chip design cycles and eventually manufacture more AI chip...
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iPhone Air Designer Abidur Chowdhury Reportedly Departs Apple for AI Startup
Abidur Chowdhury, a key designer behind the first iPhone Air and the face of its launch video, has reportedly left Apple, marking another significant change within the company’s already shifting design organisation. His departure comes as the original iPhone Air struggles with weak demand and production pauses. Apple is currently said to be worki...
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Google Maps Is Reportedly Developing a New Power Saving Mode for Navigation
Google Maps appears to be developing a new mode that will reduce battery usage during navigation. Reference to the feature was reportedly spotted on the APK teardown of Google Maps for Android. Users may also be able to activate the Power Saving mode directly within the Google Maps app. The UI may show a monochrome design in this mode, leaving only...
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Boeing Plans New Airplane to Succeed 737 Max: Report
Boeing Co. has started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually replace the 737 Max, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Apple Reportedly Builds a ChatGPT-Like App to Test Next-Gen Siri
Apple is reportedly working on a new application, codenamed Veritas, that resembles ChatGPT. The new application is designed to test conversational capabilities ahead of a sweeping overhaul of Siri expected next year. Veritas is being used by Apple engineers to stress-test generative AI features, context understanding, and more human-like responses...
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Dubai Fountain, World's Largest Performing Fountain, Is All Set To Reopen With New Upgrades
Visitors can look forward to enhanced technology, upgraded sound and lighting, and fresh choreography designed to make the Dubai Fountain shows more spectacular than ever.
-
Realme Could Be Working on Clip-Style Earbuds, Patent Application Shows
Realme’s new patent application showcases clip-style earbuds that deviate from the usual in-ear or stem-based designs, featuring a rounded shape with curved edges for a secure fit around the ear. The design appears focused on stability and comfort, ideal for workouts or outdoor use. Patent images also show possible speaker grilles, touch controls...
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Apple Reportedly Delays iPhone Air Launch in China Amidst eSIM Compliance Hurdles
Apple has reportedly postponed the release of the iPhone Air in China. The company is said to be working with mainland authorities to resolve regulatory issues related to the eSIM requirement. It is currently up for pre-orders in several markets, including India. Sales will begin next week.
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Razer Pro Click V2 and V2 Vertical Review: Productivity Mice with Gaming Guts
Razer isn't new to productivity work setups, as the brand in the past has experimented with productive use cases instead of the usual gaming accessories. The new Razer Pro Click V2 and Pro Click V2 Vertical want to establish the company in work or creative setups, while letting you play when you need to take a break.
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New ‘Gambling Carnot Engine’ Challenges 200-Year-Old Thermodynamic Law
Almost 200 years after the Carnot limit defined the maximum efficiency of heat engines, scientists have introduced a microscopic design that seems to break the rule. Called the “Gambling Carnot Engine,” it works by monitoring a single trapped particle and stepping in at just the right instant. This clever feedback process allows the engine to c...
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Anthropic Will Now Let Claude End Conversations if the Topic Is Harmful or Abusive
Anthropic is rolling out the ability to end conversations in some of its artificial intelligence (AI) models. Announced last week, the new feature is designed as a protective measure for not the end user, but for the AI model itself. The San Francisco-based AI firm said the new capability was developed as part of its work on “potential AI welfare...
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Swiggy Launches 'DeskEats' Feature To Cater To Officegoers In 30 Indian Cities
DeskEats offers a curated range of meals designed to be convenient and quick to consume in office settings.
