New Zealand-based developer A44 Games, in collaboration with publisher Kepler Interactive, has launched its latest Action-RPG, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn. This highly anticipated game is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store), and Xbox Game Pass & PC Game Pass. Flintlock The Siege of Dawn : […]
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The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a compact, stylish smart wearable designed for continuous use. With its impressive week-long battery life and various health-tracking features, this smart ring aims to provide users with a seamless and unobtrusive way to monitor their well-being. Despite its small size, the Galaxy Ring packs a range of sensors that enable […]
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When you’re gearing up for your next adventure, whether it’s exploring the depths of the ocean or trekking through the wilderness, the right gear can make all the difference. Enter the DeepGlow GD11, a multi-functional flashlight designed to meet the demands of both professional divers and outdoor enthusiasts. This outdoor flashlight is not just a […]
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The mining of technology nostalgia is unrelenting. Earlier this week, we had an unofficial return of the iPod, not to mention Tamagotchis and now Discman. Well, not an actual Discman, which is a Sony brand, but the portable CD player is back.
Audiophile brand FiiO has launched the DM13, a portable CD player with modern touches, like high-fidelity wireless and a built-in battery. No more AAs! The CD Player will go on sale in September for $179 (£179 in the UK). It begins shipping only in a silver finish, but FiiO says red, blue, titanium and black variants will arrive later in the year – enough time to find my folder of NOW compilation CDs.
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Unable to get into Outlook this morning? You’re not the only one. Microsoft has also suffered an outage with its Azure services and Microsoft 365 app suite. Then, a faulty update from security giant CrowdStrike forced PCs and servers into an unrecoverable boot loop. The issue forced Delta, Frontier and other airlines to ground flights and impacted the UK’s London Stock Exchange and Sky broadcaster.
“We have widespread reports of BSODs on Windows hosts, occurring on multiple sensor versions,” CrowdStrike wrote in a pinned Reddit post. “[We have] identified a content deployment related to this issue and reverted those changes.” It’s a great Friday morning for all involved.
Apple launched public betas across all its platforms, and while you’ll have to wait for the official release in fall, lots of features are stable enough for most folks to play with. While I got to grips with everything out there on iOS 18, there was a big missing piece: Apple Intelligence.
Arguably the most interesting things Apple showed off at WWDC hinged on AI, but none of those features are available for testing yet. Read on for what we like so far.
It’s not a Pixel leak without Google following up with fewer images and less information. Following a couple of leaks on four Pixel 9 phones apparently coming up, Google revealed the camera unit on the Pixel 9 Pro, and it is chonky.
Back in 2013, Microsoft decided to create a live-action Halo television series — back when Halo was one of the biggest gaming properties in the world. It took about ten years to happen, but only two years — and series — for Paramount+ to cancel it. According to an unnamed Variety source, the show creators plan to shop the project around and search for a new home for Master Chief.
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Excel PivotTables are indispensable tools for data analysis and visualization, allowing users to quickly summarize and explore large datasets. Mastering their advanced features can significantly boost your efficiency and the clarity of your reports, allowing you to gain deeper insights and make more informed decisions. This guide explores expert-level tips and tricks to help you […]
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OnePlus has unveiled the OnePlus Pad 2, an innovative tablet designed to transform your productivity and efficiency. With its advanced hardware, AI features, and sleek design, the OnePlus Pad 2 offers a seamless and immersive user experience. Unparalleled Performance and Battery Life The OnePlus Pad 2 is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 platform, […]
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With Google officially announcing the “Made by Google” event on Aug. 13, excitement is high for the new Pixel lineup. This year, Google is shaking things up by revealing the Pixel 9 and 9 Pro series earlier than usual, likely aiming to capture attention before the expected iPhone 16 launch in September.
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In addition to the Pixel 9 Pro, Google is also unveiling the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, accompanied by a Gemini-linked teaser video. While leaks have provided glimpses of these devices, Google’s announcement finally puts to rest any speculation about their appearance and names. The teaser video highlights the double-stacked lenses on the rear camera module and the exterior screen and hinge design.
The Pixel 9 Pro Fold marks a noticeable change from its predecessor. It adopts a taller and narrower profile than the original’s short and wide passport-style form factor. This new design aligns more closely with devices like the OnePlus Open, offering a larger, more practical outer display that enhances usability.
One of the most striking changes is removing Google’s signature camera bar. The first-generation Pixel Fold featured a prominent, elongated camera bar, while the Pixel 9 Pro Fold opted for a new, more streamlined camera housing. This redesign provides a cleaner aesthetic and ensures the phone remains stable when laid flat.
Examining the new model’s inner display, there’s still a noticeable crease, although it appears less prominent. The screen ratio has shifted to a taller and narrower format, with slimmer bezels for a more modern look. However, this change includes an inner camera cutout on the upper-left part of the display instead of being part of the bezel, which might not please everyone.
The first-generation Pixel Fold’s short and wide design made it a great one-handed device despite its weight. However, its cover screen was often too wide to comfortably hold for extended periods. In contrast, the new Pixel 9 Pro Fold’s taller form factor should enhance ease of use and portability.
A potential concern with the new model is its slightly smaller battery capacity of 4,560mAh compared to the first Fold’s 4,727mAh. Given that the original wasn’t known for its battery longevity, this reduction might raise some concerns. However, Google’s latest Tensor processor promises efficiency gains that could help mitigate this issue.
Alongside these design changes, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a new 45-watt USB-C charger. This new charger, which sports a more rounded design than its predecessors, is part of Google’s effort to improve charging speeds and overall user convenience.
Having used the first-generation Pixel Fold extensively, I can attest to its decent quality despite its drawbacks, such as dim screen brightness, subpar speakers, and limited app optimization. With the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Google can address these issues and deliver a more refined and competitive product.
The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold represents a significant step forward in design and functionality. By transitioning from the unique but bulky passport form factor to a more practical and user-friendly design, Google is making strides to compete more effectively in the foldable phone market. We’ll have to wait and see how Google plans to structure the pricing this time, but here’s hoping the new model looks impressive and delivers on performance and user experience.
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Dynabook has introduced its latest professional laptops, the 14-inch Tecra A40-M and 16-inch Tecra A60-M, both enhanced with AI capabilities. These new models are engineered with Intel Core Ultra processors and run on Windows 11 Pro, aiming to redefine productivity and performance for modern professionals and educators. Points of Interest : Introduction of 14-inch Tecra […]
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Tired of carrying multiple gadgets to keep your phone charged, manage calls, and capture moments on the go? The FOLI phone companion is here to simplify your life. With a powerful 15000mAh battery, lightning-fast charging, and features like Bluetooth calling, voice recording, and remote photography, this multifunctional device is designed to enhance your mobile experience […]
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The Lexus LBX MORIZO RR is a groundbreaking high-performance model that showcases the automaker’s commitment to delivering an unparalleled driving experience. Developed in collaboration with master driver Akio Toyoda, also known as Morizo, this vehicle seamlessly blends sophisticated design with exceptional driving dynamics. The LBX MORIZO RR is powered by a potent 1.6L inline-three intercooler […]
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