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Samsung’s push for slimmer phones could benefit the upcoming Galaxy A57

Samsung is expected to unveil new Galaxy A series phones shortly after introducing its flagship Galaxy S26 lineup. Leaks around the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 have been picking up pace in recent weeks, and the latest one offers an early look at the design of the more premium model. Images of the Galaxy A57 in a purple colorway have surfaced in a TENAA regulatory listing, giving us a glimpse of Samsung’s next-gen mid-range phone. While the overall design closely resembles last year’s Galaxy A56, the new model appears to feature a noticeably slimmer profile. Official images of the Samsung…

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Under  for a solid wireless gaming mouse is the kind of deal you don’t wait on

If your mouse feels heavy, sluggish, or just annoying to use, it quietly drags down everything you do at your desk. A lighter wireless mouse can make games feel snappier, and day-to-day work feel smoother too. The CORSAIR M75 Wireless is $59.99, saving you $70 off the $129.99 compared value. That’s a big cut for a modern wireless gaming mouse, and it puts a premium-style upgrade into “don’t overthink it” territory. What you’re getting This is a lightweight wireless optical gaming mouse with an ambidextrous shape, which is ideal if you like a more symmetrical feel or you want a…

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Elon Musk shares target date for Starship rocket’s next flight

The mighty Starship rocket could take its 12th test flight as early as March, according SpaceX chief Elon Musk. In a post on X on Monday, Musk shared a photo of the massive rocket in an earlier flight, along with the comment, “Starship launch in 6 weeks.” The Starship, which comprises the upper-stage Ship spacecraft and first-stage Super Heavy booster, will lift off from Pad 2 at SpaceX’s Starbase facility in southern Texas. It’ll mark the first launch from the new pad, which is still under construction. More importantly, the mission will mark the first-ever launch of the third version…

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Want cinematic footage without a full camera rig? This 8K 360 drone bundle is 0 off

Most drone deals are about shaving a little off a standard flying camera. This one is aimed at a different kind of buyer: someone who wants dramatic, creative angles and is willing to pay for a more ambitious capture style. The Antigravity A1 8K 360 Remote Control Drone (Infinity Bundle) is $1,699.00, saving you $300 off the $1,999.00 compared value. It’s still a premium purchase, but the discount is big enough to matter if you’ve been waiting for a better entry point. What you’re getting This is a remote-control drone built around 8K 360 capture, which is the headline feature.…

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Yahoo Scout is an AI ‘answer engine’ that wants to challenge Perplexity and Google’s AI mode

Yahoo is officially back in the search conversation, with Yahoo Scout, a new AI-powered answer engine that wants to take on Google’s AI mode and Perplexity by doing something surprisingly old-school. Instead of hiding links behind buttons or footnotes, Scout puts them front and center and makes clicking links part of the experience. Yahoo Scout enters the AI search race with a different playbook Scout is being pitched as an “answer engine,” not an AI chatbot. Ask it a question, and you get a clear, conversational response, but one that is loaded with visible blue links. Up to nine sources…

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Highguard – Review In Progress

Wildlight Entertainment is a new team with a strong pedigree of talent, including team members who worked on Apex Legends. That experience is clear from the earliest moments of Highguard. The new competitive shooter showcases agile, precise shooting mechanics and enjoyable, fast-moving map navigation, meeting expectations many players may have if you’ve played Apex Legends. And once you get into real matches, it’s clear that the game has a rewarding new match structure at its core. Even so, I’ve struggled in my early hours to find the fun amid some confusing systems, limited variation in the play experience, and little…

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Your daily music routine could help ease anxiety, science suggests

We all know that listening to a favorite playlist can turn a bad day around, but new science suggests that the benefits of music might go far deeper than just a temporary mood boost. A fascinating study published just this month in PLOS Mental Health has found that pairing music with something called Auditory Beat Stimulation (ABS) can significantly lower anxiety levels, even in people who are already taking medication for high trait anxiety. For anyone who has ever felt like their traditional treatments aren’t quite getting them across the finish line, this offers a glimpse into a promising, low-cost…

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New sensor tech may help cars and planes detect black ice before it’s too late

Winter driving is often a white-knuckle experience, primarily because of the dangers you cannot see. Black ice has a nasty habit of looking exactly like wet pavement right up until the moment your tires lose their grip. However, a team of researchers at the University of Michigan is working on a technological solution that could effectively eliminate that element of surprise for both drivers and pilots. They have developed a new dual-sensor system designed to spot hazardous icy conditions long before a human eye – or even current safety sensors – would notice them. This innovation has already been put…

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Google wants Chrome to show what parts of a webpage are human or AI-generated

Google might be exploring a new idea to eliminate the guesswork about whether a page’s content is human-written or AI-generated. A new Chrome Platform Status page discusses the “AI content disclosure attribute,” which allows authors to declare the degree of AI involvement for any HTML element. The idea behind the feature is to enable elemental AI disclosure, so that browsers like Chrome could show exactly which parts were human-written, AI-assisted, AI-generated, or autonomously generated. How elemental AI-disclosure could work The proposal, detailed in this GitHub post, aims to introduce an “ai-disclosure” HTML attribute and a tag that marks specific portions…

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Research reveals how these simple Chrome extensions are hawking your privacy

Some of the most harmless-looking Chrome extensions are doing far more than they promise, and new research shows just how easily everyday tools can turn into privacy risks. Security researchers warn that even basic extensions offering new tab pages, parental controls, or cleaner search results have been caught quietly spying on users, hijacking clipboards, and impersonating trusted brands, all while sitting inside Google Chrome‘s official Web Store. When helpful Chrome extensions turn hostile According to a detailed analysis from Symantec researchers, several extensions with more than 100,000 user base were found engaging in behavior that goes well beyond their stated…

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