Author: News Room

New leak paints the OnePlus 16 as the Android flagship you deserve… but might never get

OnePlus has a habit of building flagships that make us genuinely excited, both for the specifications and the price at which they’re offered, then finding ways to complicate things.  The OnePlus 16 is shaping up to be yet another example of the same pattern, and an extreme one no less. It’s a device with specifications that look deliberately unreasonable, with bizarre availability rumors suggesting most of the world won’t be able to buy one.  What does the latest leak actually say? The most recent batch of information comes from Chinese leaker Smart Pikachu (via Weibo), who now claims the OnePlus 16…

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Intel reveals Arc G-series processors, hoping it will power your next Windows 11 gaming handheld

After years of going head-to-head with AMD for PC gaming supremacy, Intel now appears determined to challenge Team Red’s dominance in the Windows 11 gaming handheld market. The company has just unveiled the Intel Arc G3 and Arc G3 Extreme processors, both based on the Panther Lake architecture used in Intel Core Ultra Series 3. Intel says the chips are tuned for handhelds, with 2 performance cores, 8 efficiency cores, 4 low-power efficiency cores, and graphics based on its latest Xe3 architecture. The top configuration uses Intel Arc B390 graphics, with support for real-time ray tracing, XeSS 3, Multi-Frame Generation,…

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Waymo’s new Ojai robotaxi looks like it was made for the future, and it’s got a brain upgrade, too

Waymo’s new robotaxi, the Ojai, doesn’t really look like something trying to blend into traffic. It looks like it skipped a few years ahead, landed in the future, and didn’t bother checking whether the rest of us were keeping up. This isn’t just an incremental update to Waymo’s existing fleet. It feels more like a reset — a rethink of what a ride becomes when there’s no one behind the wheel at all. And now, after months of internal testing, Waymo is finally opening the doors for early public riders in the coming weeks. A robotaxi that feels like a…

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YouTube just added three new podcast features but they are only for Premium subscribers

There is good news for YouTube Premium subscribers who love podcasts, as the platform just announced three new features heading their way. This update shows how serious YouTube is about competing with audio-first apps like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, especially as Netflix is also ramping up its investment in video podcasts. What are the new podcast features for Youtube Premium subscribers? The first addition is On-the-go mode, which is the most useful feature of the three. When you are running, commuting, or just doing something else with your hands, it switches your podcast to an audio-friendly layout with a static…

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Your hard drive is giving away your browsing habits and websites can see it

Your browsing habits may not be as private as you think, even with all the right precautions in place. According to Ars Technica, security researchers have uncovered a new attack technique that lets a malicious website figure out which other sites and apps you have open. You do not need to click anything, download anything, or grant any permission; just visiting the page is enough. How can websites spy on your browsing activity through hard drive? The technique is called FROST, short for Fingerprinting Remotely using OPFS-based SSD Timing. Every website and app you use generates its own unique pattern…

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The Xiaomi 17T Pro gives you Leica cameras, big zoom, and a massive battery

Xiaomi has launched the Xiaomi 17T Pro in Europe and the U.K., alongside the standard Xiaomi 17T. The Pro model is the more powerful of the two, with a larger display, Leica-branded cameras, a bigger battery, and MediaTek’s new flagship chip. A larger Leica-backed sensor leads the camera setup The camera system is the main focus on the 17T Pro. Its triple rear camera setup is led by a 50MP Light Fusion 950 main sensor. This is a large 1/1.31-inch sensor with optical image stabilization and an f/1.67 Leica Summilux lens, which should help with low-light shots and capturing more…

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CRM and AI in 2026: Bitrix24 Copilot Is Turning SMEs Into AI-Assisted Businesses

Small businesses have spent years juggling separate platforms for CRM, communication, marketing, support, task management, and reporting. Growth often meant adding more software, more manual coordination, and eventually more people just to keep operations moving efficiently. The result has been familiar across SMEs: fragmented customer data, delayed responses, repetitive administrative work, and teams constantly switching between disconnected systems throughout the day. AI is beginning to reshape that operating model in a far more practical way than many businesses initially expected. Instead of functioning as passive databases, CRM platforms are evolving into AI-powered operational ecosystems capable of qualifying leads, generating follow-ups,…

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You should try Marathon before the internet decides for you

Marathon has become one of those games where the conversation around it becomes louder than the game itself. Behind this new extraction shooter is Bungie’s long development history and old baggage from Destiny 2. And amid rumors of layoffs after the end of Destiny 2, there are people who have already decided that Marathon represents everything wrong with live-service gaming. But some of these reviews are before these players have even extracted once. Now that Bungie has announced its first Open Play Week, this is the perfect time for many to have an original experience with Marathon. The game will…

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Preview – Modern Warfare 4 Is Returning To Basics While Improving On Its Gunplay

Since 2023, Call of Duty has been trying to rebuild trust. This is largely due to Modern Warfare III and Black Ops 7 launching in less-than-ideal states, which led to them being among the lowest-rated in the franchise. Infinity Ward’s first step toward bringing players back and rebuilding confidence is to set up a campaign in Korea.”We’re in the middle of what they call the third Hallyu wave, the name they give to the spread of Korean culture throughout the world,” co-studio head Jack O’Hara says in a hands-off presentation of the campaign. Aside from cultural impacts, another reason the…

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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon C chip eyes dirt-cheap laptops as MacBook Neo redraws budget lines

Budget laptops have always been a compromise. You either get a machine that struggles to keep up with your browser tabs or one that dies before lunch. And almost all of them feature a cheap plastic body. Qualcomm wants to change that with its new Snapdragon C Platform, a chip built specifically for entry-level laptops starting at $300. Qualcomm says that the Snapdragon C is designed for students, families, and small businesses that need a reliable, everyday machine without breaking the bank. Devices powered by this chip will handle web browsing, video streaming, productivity apps, and video calls without a…

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