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Leaked Google fitness tracker Fitbit Edge fills the gap between bands and watches
After accidentally leaking through ad creative in August this year and passing FCC certification in September, Google's rumored new wearable,...
Tavus unveils Griffin AI video model: claimed to be the first AI to pass a video Turing test, with 48% of participants believing the person on the other side of the screen was real.
From now on, even video calls can’t be fully trusted. San Francisco AI research company Tavus has unveiled its latest...
Competition and cooperation coexist! Xbox CEO emphasizes they are still willing to maintain a cooperative relationship with PlayStation.
After a period of development and experimentation, both Sony and Microsoft have recently begun to gradually scale back their "multi-platform...
YouTube is cracking down on non-original Shorts videos, and the algorithm will not recommend them.
YouTube has recently further strengthened governance of the Shorts ecosystem, adjusting its recommendation algorithm to reduce exposure for large amounts...
Rumor Check: TSMC’s 2nm Process Fails Across the Board? Chinese 8 Elite Gen 6 Models Rumored to Have Crash Issues, iPhone 18 Pro Also Has Restart Problems
The iPhone issue is an iOS software bug and has been fixed in iOS 27.0.1; the claim of TSMC 2nm...
Meta announces it is open-sourcing the Muse Gadgets hardware and SDK, allowing anyone to build their own Muse hardware.
The Meta Muse team, now all the rage overseas, has made another big move: Meta Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wan
MSI EdgeXpert launches 64GB version of DGX Spark, also uses GB10 chip, with memory halved
MSI announced that its desktop AI supercomputer EdgeXpert, built on the NVIDIA DGX Spark platform,
Will the memory turmoil drag on until 2028? Micron: It is still difficult to estimate when supply and demand will stabilize.
As data centers owned by major AI companies began expanding on a large scale in recent years, components such as...
Make a Game Boy game by just saying one sentence! Codex teams up with ModRetro retro handheld, giving away limited-edition handhelds at the event that you can’t buy anywhere else.
ModRetro × OpenAI brings game development to 8-bit: describe it in one sentence, playtest in an emulator, stream to a...
Outrageous: buying an RTX 5090 PC in the US actually requires showing a photo ID and signing a “no-export” pledge.
Having to show ID and sign an affidavit just to buy a computer sounds ridiculous, but it actually happened. A...