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Hack And Bash: How 007 First Light Mixes High-Tech Gadgets With Old-School Brawling
The article text was unavailable because the page required JavaScript and cookies, so its reporting cannot be summarised reliably. From the title alone, it appears to discuss how *007 First Light* combines advanced gadgets with close-quarters combat. No further details, figures, quotations or context were provided in the accessible text. A summary based on anything…
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Google is better at playing this game
The European Commission has ordered Google to give rival AI assistants the same level of access to Android’s system features and data that it grants its own Gemini assistant, under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). Although the ruling forces Google to open up a platform it has long guarded, it also hands the company…
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OnePlus ends phone releases in US and Europe, further reducing smartphone choice
OnePlus promises to continue supporting the phones it’s already released.
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An OLED iPad mini could finally arrive this year
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch an OLED iPad mini as early as October, according to Bloomberg, marking the first significant redesign of the device since its 2021 overhaul. This would matter for Apple fans who have held onto older iPad mini models, as the switch to OLED technology could finally offer a compelling reason…
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Razer’s not done with the Pokémon goodies, but I’d prioritize two gadgets in its latest Pikachu drop
Razer has released new Pikachu-themed accessories as part of its ongoing Pokémon collaboration, with two products standing out as the most worthwhile purchases for fans and gamers. The launch continues Razer’s strategy of pairing its gaming peripherals with popular entertainment franchises, appealing to collectors and Pokémon enthusiasts alongside its usual customer base of PC and…
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Sheryl Sandberg leads $10 million investment in AI-powered vehicle inspection service
Sheryl Sandberg has led a $10 million investment in Self Inspection, a San Diego-based startup that uses AI and smartphone photos to assess vehicle damage, replacing the need for physical inspections. The deal underscores growing investor interest in applying AI to modernise the automotive industry, an area Sandberg described as essential but data-fragmented, with several…
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The Razer Blade 18 steps up to some of the most powerful gaming laptops I’ve tested and nearly steals the win
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Why does wireless Android Auto use both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi?
Wireless Android Auto relies on both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi simultaneously because each handles a different part of the connection, and neither can do the job alone. Bluetooth manages the initial handshake between phone and car and carries hands-free calling, while Wi-Fi Direct handles the bandwidth-heavy tasks such as displaying the dashboard interface, streaming audio and…
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Anthropic partners with 1Password to secure Claude’s credential access
1Password has launched “1Password for Claude”, a browser extension feature that lets Anthropic’s AI agent use stored login credentials to carry out tasks such as booking travel or managing accounts, without those credentials ever reaching Claude, its memory or Anthropic’s servers. The launch addresses a growing security concern around AI agents: sharing passwords directly with…
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EU demands Google give AI rivals more access to Android
The European Union has ordered Google to open up its Android operating system and search data to rival AI assistants and search engines, citing concerns that Google has been using its dominance to disadvantage competitors. The EU found that third-party AI assistants currently have far more limited access to “key functionalities” within Android than Google’s…