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Samsung is bringing Galaxy S26 Ultra’s virtual aperture tech to Galaxy S25 Ultra

Virtual Aperture was already on the S25 Ultra via Expert RAW, but it only worked with the main 200MP camera. The 3x and 5x telephoto lenses never saw a single drop of it — basically the camera equivalent of having a gym membership and only ever using the water fountain. A Samsung moderator on a Korean community forum finally broke the silence — yes, the 3x and 5x lenses on the S25 Ultra are getting Virtual Aperture too. S25 Ultra’s telephoto lenses finally get variable aperture So what actually is Virtual Aperture? It’s Samsung’s software-based trick for mimicking DSLR-style aperture…

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Super Pixel Tech by TCL CSOT could finally end the smartphone display compromises

At the Mobile World Congress 2026, TCL CSOT has stepped up a notch with its new theme introduction, “Super Pixel Beyond Limits,” which is not just an ordinary screen upgrade on smartphones. Super Pixel is a polished mobile display architecture crafted to end the long‑standing performance trade‑offs. Aiming to change how we experience motion, efficiency and clarity on phones, a long-time challenge for smartphone makers in bringing all three of these together. So, the pitch for Super Pixel is simple. But the question is, will it deliver? Showcasing its APEX philosophy: Amazing Display Experience, Protective of Eye Health, Eco-Friendly to…

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Google Messages now lets you review and edit Smart Replies before sending

Google Messages is introducing a much-needed tweak to its Smart Replies feature that should reduce the chances of users accidentally sending the wrong AI-generated response. The app’s latest beta release adds an option that lets users review suggested replies before sending them. Currently, Smart Replies in Google Messages offers short AI-generated responses that match the context of the last message you received right above the compose box in the chat. Tapping one of these suggestions immediately sends it to the recipient, which can be convenient but also risky. Accidental taps can send messages before users have the chance to review…

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Apple’s next MacBook Neo might let you tap the screen

Apple has yet to add touchscreens to its Mac lineup, keeping the input method strictly exclusive to the iPhones and iPads. But this restriction might soften with the second-generation MacBook Neo. A fresh report suggests that the upcoming MacBook Neo 2 could feature a touchscreen display. If this is true, it would mark a notable shift for Apple’s Mac series. The brand has argued that macOS works best with a trackpad or mouse. So the move would also bring the Mac closer to the experience offered by Windows laptops, which have embraced touchscreen for years. Big upgrade to the budget…

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T-Mobile 5G Home Internet offers  off home internet per month for 5 years and 0 back

T-MobT-Mobile 5G Home Internet is giving households a compelling reason to rethink their home internet with a new offer that combines long-term savings, simple setup and attractive discount with AutoPay and a voice line all guaranteed for five years. On top of that, T-Mobile is offering up to $300 back depending on the plan selected – one of the strongest offers we have seen currently available in in-home broadband. This deal targets a growing number of consumers who are increasingly frustrated by rising cable and fiber costs, complex contracts, and data caps. By using T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network to deliver…

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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake Review – Frustration Behind The Camera

Fatal Frame II’s reputation has always been intriguing. Hyperbolic phrases like “the scariest game ever made” have often been associated with the 2003 PlayStation 2 game, and I can frankly understand why after playing the remake. Fatal Frame II is frightening with its near-constant jump scares, oppressive atmosphere, difficult enemies, and arguably too much darkness. But more so than fear, the emotion I frequently grappled with was frustration. Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake, like the original game, follows twin girls Mio and Mayu as they explore the haunted Minakami Village, a town that is just absolutely lousy with angry ghosts.…

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Humanoid robot offers a peek into a future without chores

Figure is gradually prepping its humanoid robot to competently take on household chores. While the California-based company has ambitions to deploy its robot in industrial settings like factories and warehouses, it also plans to create a robot capable of functioning inside a home. A new video (top) released by Figure on Monday shows its humanoid robot tidying up a messy — though not too messy — living room, putting away some toys, rearranging cushions, placing the remote control neatly on the coffee table, and performing some light polishing. While not lightning fast, the autonomous bipedal bot moves at a steady…

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Anthropic adds Code Review to Claude Code to streamline bug hunting

Anthropic’s AI coding assistant, Claude Code, is getting a new feature designed to help developers identify and resolve bugs faster and more efficiently. Aptly named Code Review, the feature automatically analyzes code changes, flags potential issues, and provides actionable feedback before the code is merged. Anthropic explains that when a pull request (PR) is opened, Code Review “dispatches a team of agents that look for bugs in parallel, verify bugs to filter out false positives, and rank bugs by severity. The result lands on the PR as a single high-signal overview comment, plus in-line comments for specific bugs.” The company…

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Samsung’s new security feature restarts your phone after 72 hours of inactivity

Samsung has added a new security feature to Galaxy phones that can restart your device if it sits unused for too long. The feature called Inactivity Restart automatically reboots a Galaxy phone if it stays locked for 72 hours without any successful unlock attempts. This makes it harder for anyone to access your data if the phone is lost or stolen. How Samsung’s inactivity restart feature works According to Sammy Fans, the feature is hidden inside the phone’s security settings and must be enabled manually. To find it, you need to open Settings, go to Security and Privacy, then tap…

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Nintendo Reveals The Final Trailer For The Super Mario Galaxy Movie And Voice Cast For Yoshi, Wart, and More

As announced last Friday, Nintendo has released the final trailer for The Super Mario Bros. Movie today ahead of its premiere next month (and, strangely, before Mar10 Day tomorrow). Nintendo also revealed some surprising casting choices for the remaining big characters.The last trailer gives us a look at Yoshi in action as Mario’s faithful steed, Bowser Jr. joining up with his angry papa, and a surprising amount of Super Mario Bros. 2 representation. Check it out below.  The Direct also revealed the following actors will voice Yoshi, Wart, and Honey Queen: Yoshi will be voiced by Donald Glover, AKA Childish Gambino,…

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