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Xreal Aura Preorders Open: Android XR Smart Glasses at $1,279
  • Wearables

Xreal Aura Preorders Open: Android XR Smart Glasses at $1,279

Ellie Adam1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Xreal has opened preorders for its Aura augmented-reality glasses at an announced price of $1,279, offering an early test of Android XR’s consumer potential.

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Google Fitbit Edge Is Official: Price, 7-Day Battery, GPS and Features
  • Wearables

Google Fitbit Edge Is Official: Price, 7-Day Battery, GPS and Features

Ellie Adam1 month ago4 weeks ago010 mins

Google Fitbit Edge is official, with a $179.99 price, up to 7-day battery life, improved GPS, a replaceable battery, and advanced fitness tracking. Here are its features, release date, and key limitations.

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Oura IPO Delay Puts AI Wearables and Health Privacy to the Test
  • Wearables

Oura IPO Delay Puts AI Wearables and Health Privacy to the Test

Ellie Adam1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Oura’s postponed U.S. IPO highlights market volatility while renewing debate over privacy, sensitive health data and investor confidence in AI-powered wearables.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 9 Could Be the Biggest Foldable Leap Yet
  • Smartphones

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 9 Could Be the Biggest Foldable Leap Yet

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Early Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 9 reports point to an exceptionally thin design, less visible crease, upgraded cameras and a more refined foldable experience.

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Nvidia RTX 5070 Becomes the Most Popular GPU Among Steam Users
  • Hardware

Nvidia RTX 5070 Becomes the Most Popular GPU Among Steam Users

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago010 mins

The Nvidia RTX 5070 has reached the top of Steam’s GPU rankings, signaling a major shift toward newer graphics hardware among participating PC gamers.

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T-Mobile T-Mix Plans Revealed: Pricing, Perks and Fine Print
  • Smartphones

T-Mobile T-Mix Plans Revealed: Pricing, Perks and Fine Print

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

T-Mobile T-Mix could reshape the carrier’s plan lineup with a more flexible structure. Here is what reports suggest—and what remains unconfirmed.

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Google Pixel Update Reportedly Locks Some Users Out of Their Phones
  • Mobile Technology

Google Pixel Update Reportedly Locks Some Users Out of Their Phones

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Some Google Pixel owners report that the September update prevents correct PINs or patterns from unlocking their phones. Here is what is known and what affected users can try.

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iOS 27.0.1 Update Leaves Some iPhone 18 Pro Issues Unresolved
  • Smartphones

iOS 27.0.1 Update Leaves Some iPhone 18 Pro Issues Unresolved

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Apple’s first iOS 27 point update delivers important fixes, but reports of display, camera, battery, performance, and connectivity problems remain.

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Samsung Galaxy Buds On Launch With a Bold Clip-Style Design
  • Wearables

Samsung Galaxy Buds On Launch With a Bold Clip-Style Design

Ellie Adam1 month ago1 month ago012 mins

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds On move beyond the conventional in-ear formula with a clip-style design focused on secure, lightweight wear and greater environmental awareness.

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Newsom Vetoes California Bill on Secret Smart Glasses Recording
  • Wearables

Newsom Vetoes California Bill on Secret Smart Glasses Recording

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago012 mins

Gavin Newsom vetoed a California bill aimed at secret recording made with smart glasses, intensifying debate over consent, wearable cameras and existing privacy law.

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Modders Make NVIDIA DLSS 5 Run Much Faster on AMD Radeon GPUs
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Modders Make NVIDIA DLSS 5 Run Much Faster on AMD Radeon GPUs

Ellie Adam1 month ago1 month ago010 mins

The unofficial DLSS-NR-on-AMD project is using Radeon-optimized kernels and a new AMDNR Launcher to make NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Rendering faster and easier to run on AMD GPUs.

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iOS 27.0.1 May Fix iPhone 18 Pro Face ID Freeze and Reboot Bug
  • Mobile Technology

iOS 27.0.1 May Fix iPhone 18 Pro Face ID Freeze and Reboot Bug

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

Some iPhone 18 Pro users are reporting Face ID freeze followed by unexpected restarts. Here is what iOS 27.0.1 may fix and how to prepare.

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DLSS-NR Gives AMD Radeon GPUs a 74% Performance Boost in Just One Day
  • Hardware

DLSS-NR Gives AMD Radeon GPUs a 74% Performance Boost in Just One Day

Ellie Adam1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

A reported one-day optimization effort gave DLSS-NR a 74% speedup on AMD Radeon hardware, highlighting the cross-vendor potential of neural rendering.

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postmarketOS Is Now Nura: Why the Linux Mobile Rebrand Matters
  • Operating Systems

postmarketOS Is Now Nura: Why the Linux Mobile Rebrand Matters

Ellie Adam1 month ago3 weeks ago010 mins

The postmarketOS Nura rebrand gives the open-source mobile Linux project a more distinctive identity while preserving its focus on device longevity.

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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 vs Apple A20 Pro: 2nm Battle Begins
  • Mobile Technology

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 vs Apple A20 Pro: 2nm Battle Begins

Aaron Thomas1 month ago1 month ago010 mins

Qualcomm and Apple enter the 2nm era with radically different approaches to CPU speed, graphics, on-device AI, efficiency and sustained flagship performance.

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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Is Here: Qualcomm's 2nm Chip Hits 5GHz
  • Mobile Technology

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Is Here: Qualcomm’s 2nm Chip Hits 5GHz

Aaron Thomas2 months ago2 months ago010 mins

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 family brings 2nm manufacturing, a 5GHz Oryon CPU, redesigned Adreno graphics and agentic AI to premium Android phones.

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vivo X500 Pro Max Debuts: 17-Stop Range, 4K 240fps Explained
  • Smartphones

vivo X500 Pro Max Debuts: 17-Stop Range, 4K 240fps Explained

Aaron Thomas2 months ago2 months ago011 mins

The vivo X500 Pro Max raises the bar for mobile imaging with claimed 17-stop dynamic range and 4K 240fps recording. Here is what those features mean in practice.

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Googlebook Launches at $899 With Android and Gemini AI Built In
  • Laptops

Googlebook Launches at $899 With Android and Gemini AI Built In

Ellie Adam2 months ago2 months ago011 mins

The reported $899 Googlebook promises a tighter connection between Android, Gemini AI, and desktop computing. Here is what is known—and what remains unconfirmed.

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AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Is Now AMD’s Most Popular Steam GPU
  • Hardware

AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Is Now AMD’s Most Popular Steam GPU

Ellie Adam2 months ago2 months ago010 mins

The Radeon RX 9070 XT has passed the RX 6600 to become AMD’s most popular individually identified discrete GPU in Steam’s August hardware survey.

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Vivo X500 Pro Max Specs Leak: 200MP Camera, 7,000mAh Battery
  • Smartphones

Vivo X500 Pro Max Specs Leak: 200MP Camera, 7,000mAh Battery

Ellie Adam2 months ago2 months ago010 mins

The Vivo X500 Pro Max could combine a 200MP periscope camera, 7,000mAh battery, 144Hz 2K display and Dimensity 9600 Pro. Here is what the latest leak reveals.

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Why is America's aviation infrastructure still connected to technology from the 1980s?Some legacy Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) systems have continued using floppy disks to distribute operational information. But there's an important detail: these disks do NOT control aircraft, process radar data, or navigate flights.In this animated technology documentary, we investigate why this outdated technology has survived inside parts of America's air traffic infrastructure—and why replacing it is more complicated than simply swapping floppy drives for USB ports.Here's what we'll explore:✈️ Where floppy disks still fit into certain FAA legacy systems  💾 What information these systems display, including weather updates, flight alerts, restricted-airspace schedules, and pilot reports  ⚠️ Why replacing decades-old hardware and software requires extensive compatibility checks, safety testing, training, and careful deployment  🖥️ How the FAA's Enterprise Information Display System (E-IDS) is designed to consolidate four legacy systems  📅 Why the planned rollout across 435 sites by the end of 2028 is a modernization target—not a completed upgradeThe bigger story isn't simply about floppy disks. It's about the difficult engineering challenge of modernizing critical infrastructure without disrupting the services people depend on.*If technology this old still supports essential services, what else might be running behind the scenes?*Tell us in the comments, and don't forget to Like and Subscribe to The Protec for more technology investigations and explainers.📰 Read the full article:https://www.theprotec.com/blog/floppy-disks-still-used-air-traffic-control/#AirTrafficControl #FloppyDisks #FAA #AviationTechnology #Technology
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Why would a data center fill its racks with MacBook Pros instead of traditional servers?It sounds unusual, but there's a practical reason: developers need real Apple hardware to build, sign, and test iOS applications using macOS and Xcode.In this video, we explore how Namespace is using MacBook Pros as part of a specialized cloud infrastructure fleet, and how Apple's Virtualization framework makes it possible to launch isolated macOS virtual machines on Apple silicon.We'll break down:- Why iOS development requires access to Mac hardware- Why MacBook Pros are being installed in custom data-center racks- How macOS virtual machines work in the cloud- How developers use remote Macs for iOS builds and CI/CD pipelines- The engineering challenges of cooling, power, maintenance, and scaling- Whether AI coding agents could increase demand for cloud-based MacsMacBook racks aren't replacing conventional Linux servers. They're solving a specialized infrastructure problem for Apple-platform development.*Are Mac-based data centers the future of iOS development?* Let us know what you think in the comments.Subscribe to The Protec for more technology explainers, cybersecurity investigations, and emerging tech stories.📰 Read the full article:https://www.theprotec.com/blog/mac-data-center-infrastructure/#MacBookPro #DataCenters #AppleSilicon #CloudComputing #iOSDevelopment
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What happens when you put 50 AI agents inside Minecraft and ask them to build a thriving society?They organized jobs, established leadership, created rules, and even developed food-distribution systems. But there was one surprising problem: organizing a society didn't mean they could reliably produce enough food!This experiment reveals the fascinating—and sometimes chaotic—side of multi-agent AI systems.Watch the full video for the complete experiment and what it tells us about the future of AI agents.▶️ Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/ScEXkdi7EWU📰 Read the article: https://www.theprotec.com/blog/ai-agent-swarms-minecraft-emergent-behavior/#AI #Minecraft #AIAgents #ArtificialIntelligence #Shorts
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