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Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra could finally ditch that ancient selfie camera

Samsung has used the same 12MP front camera on its flagships for what feels like forever, and I was starting to think it would never change, but a recent leak gives us some hope. According to Ice Universe, a reliable source, GalaxyClub, known for its accurate Samsung leaks, has said that we might finally see a selfie-camera upgrade with Samsung’s next-generation flagships, the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra, and it’s not just a spec bump either.  The Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra will feature an all-new 16MP front camera, which may adopt a square sensor similar to Apple’s. Both…

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Opera’s new Paste Protect feature stops the clipboard attack your antivirus can’t catch

Most online scams are easy enough to spot once you know what to look for. Fake login pages, suspicious attachments, or urgent wire transfer requests are dead giveaways. But ClickFix doesn’t look like any of them. It presents itself as a solution, and it asks you to do something so routine that few people think twice about it. The technique was behind more than 53 percent of malware loader incidents last year, according to cybersecurity firm Huntress, and no major browser had a native defense against it until now. Opera is fixing that with a new feature called Paste Protect.…

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Samsung may stop gatekeeping the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s anti-peeking display with the Galaxy S27 series

One of the most useful Galaxy S26 Ultra features may not remain exclusive to the Ultra model for long. A new leak claims that Samsung is preparing to bring its Privacy Display technology to the entire Galaxy S27 lineup. Recent rumors have revealed that Samsung is working on four Galaxy S27 series models, which include the standard Galaxy S27, the Galaxy S27+, the new Galaxy S27 Pro, and the Galaxy S27 Ultra. According to The Elec, all four of these will get Samsung Display’s Flex Magic Pixel technology as a standard feature. Considering how barebones the updates felt during my…

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The Razr Fold now gets along better with iPhones thanks to AirDrop

I already had more reasons than expected to keep the Motorola Razr Fold around. While reviewing it, the company’s first foldable genuinely surprised me with its level of polish. A practical outer display, great cameras, strong battery life, and a gorgeous folding screen. All of this made me want to switch to this device as my primary phone. Now Motorola has added one more reason, and it’s just sweetening the deal for me. The Motorola Razr Fold now supports AirDrop-style sharing through Android’s Quick Share, making it the first Motorola phone to get the feature. That means Razr Fold users…

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Your Galaxy Watch is losing a health feature, and the replacement needs another gadget

Samsung’s Galaxy Watches have been leaning harder into health features with every generation. Sleep scores, heart metrics, blood pressure, and much more are all big selling points. Samsung is removing the standalone Vascular Load feature for Galaxy Watch users in the United States. According to a Samsung Health notice spotted by users on Reddit (via SammyGuru), the feature will no longer be available starting in late July with Samsung Health 7.0 and the One UI Watch 9 update. Samsung’s notice reportedly says existing Vascular Load records will also disappear from Samsung Health once the feature is removed. Users who want…

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EXCLUSIVE: Lockbox Cast and Director Reveal How They Adapted the Knifepoint Horror Podcast for the Big Screen

Director Daniel Stamm’s new movie Lockbox adapts the acclaimed Knifepoint Horror podcast into a feature-length nightmare. Produced by Capstone Pictures (Obsession), the movie sees The Haunting of Hill House star Carla Gugino as a woman fighting to protect her veteran cousin, played by Lou Taylor Pucci (Evil Dead), from a demonic presence linked to her mysterious neighbor, portrayed by Katharine Isabelle (Backrooms) In an interview with Digital Trends, Stamm, Pucci, and Isabelle discussed collaborating with each other and Carla Gugino in taking a popular podcast and turning it into an unsettling and unpredictable horror film. This transcript has been edited…

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OPPO’s Bubble made me wish magnetic accessories were this fun

Some smartphone accessories, like power banks, are quite useful, while others are cute for about five minutes before the novelty wears off. The Oppo Bubble looked like it was going to be part of that latter, but I had too much fun with it, and now I want more accessories to be this way. One that doesn’t take itself too seriously, without missing out on some well-thought-out functionality. I used it with the Oppo Reno 16 Pro, which already has one of the flashier phone designs I have seen this year. The Pop White version has Oppo’s 3D Pop Planet…

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Brave’s new Container feature is a lifesaver for anyone juggling multiple accounts

Brave has added Containers to its desktop browser, giving users a built-in way to keep different accounts, sessions, and browsing activity separate. The feature is available in Brave 1.92 for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and is rolling out in phases over the next few days. Containers have been a highly requested feature, especially for users who regularly switch between work, personal, developer, or creator accounts. Once enabled, they let users open tabs in separate spaces where cookies and site storage are not shared outside that container. By popular request: Brave now has Containers!In Brave for desktop, you can now separate…

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Amazon’s Starlink rival is set to launch satellite internet later this year

Amazon’s long-awaited answer to SpaceX’s Starlink is finally nearing liftoff. According to an exclusive report from Reuters, the company plans to begin offering its Leo satellite internet service later this year, after its latest rocket launch pushed the constellation to 394 satellites in orbit. The pieces are finally falling into place for Project Kuiper The milestone came after Amazon’s latest mission deployed 29 additional satellites aboard a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket. According to Chris Weber, vice president of Amazon Leo (formerly known as Project Kuiper), there’s still work to do before the satellites reach their final operating…

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Meta just launched a vibe-coding app for games, and it’s called Pocket

If “vibe coding” wasn’t already everywhere, Meta is making sure it is now. The company has quietly launched Pocket, a new AI-powered app that lets users generate, play, and share interactive mini-games simply by typing what they want. No game engine, no programming language, and definitely no debugging at 2 a.m. Just prompts. Turn prompts into playable games At the heart of Pocket are what Meta calls “gizmos”. These are basically AI-generated interactive experiences that can be created from a simple text prompt. Want a game where a flower becomes a paintbrush? Or a tiny puzzle starring a space cat?…

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