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Persona Is Reportedly Getting A Live-Action TV Series By Netflix

Netflix is no stranger to adapting video games into TV series, and the streaming giant looks to be tackling a live-action Persona series, Variety reports. The series’ showrunner, writer, and executive producer is reportedly Christopher Monfette, a writer and producer of series such as Star Trek: Picard, 12 Monkeys, and 9-1-1. Sega’s senior executive officer, Toru Nakahara, is attached as an executive producer. Nakahara served as a producer on all three Sonic the Hedgehog films. Netflix declined Variety’s request for comment. We’ll have to wait to see if this Persona series is real, but this would certainly be an ideal time to…

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Onyx Boox Note Max review: A year later, I love this giant e-reader that thinks it’s a laptop, but simply isn’t. 

Onyx Boox Note Max MSRP $629.99 “Maxed out e-ink goodness with great software and a light problem.” Pros Gorgeous, paper-sized e-ink display Android with full Play Store Superb handwriting feel Excellent document and note apps Weeks-long battery mileage Cons Severe input lag when typing No backlight, so useless in dark No physical volume rocker Spotty software update record Quick review I’ve spent years chasing the dream of a single slab of glass that could replace my notebook, my PDF stack, and maybe even my laptop. The Boox Note Max is the closest anyone has come to selling me that fantasy…

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Guns Of Eschaton Is A Western Soulslike FPS Envisioned By The Late Artist Of Half-Life 2 And Dishonored

Eschatology Entertainment and publisher 4Divinity have revealed Guns of Eschaton, a soulslike FPS set in a supernatural American Wild West. The game’s visual design was envisioned by the late Viktor Antonov, the art director behind Half-Life 2, Dishonored, and many other works.The game stars a multi-armed gunslinger shooting his way through an apocalyptic west. Despite being a first-person shooter, Guns of Eschaton shares far more in common with soulslikes. Players can blast foes with a large arsenal of firearms and specialized ammunition types in deliberately paced, challenging combat that emphasizes making every shot count. On the defensive side, you can…

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A new OLED gaming tablet from Red Magic puts liquid cooling on display

After multiple teasers, Red Magic has finally launched its new compact gaming tablet in the Chinese market. Dubbed the Gaming Tablet 5 Pro, the device is built around the same idea that has made Red Magic phones stand out: high-end gaming hardware, aggressive cooling, and a design that does not try to hide what it is. The tablet will not stay limited to China. Red Magic says the Gaming Tablet 5 Pro will launch globally as the Red Magic Astra 2 Gaming Tablet, with international pricing and availability set to be announced on July 17. A small tablet with serious…

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You can now generate images with Gemini’s memory without paying a dime

Google has made one of Gemini’s most interesting AI tricks a lot easier to try. The company is rolling out its personalized image generation feature to eligible U.S. users for free, removing a paywall that previously kept it exclusive to Gemini’s paid tiers. Powered by Google’s Nano Banana image model, the feature does more than generate pretty pictures; it taps into Gemini’s understanding of you, making AI-generated images feel surprisingly personal. Let Gemini connect the dots Normally, getting an AI image to match your personality means stuffing your prompt with details about your hobbies, favorite foods, pets, or travel habits.…

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AI browsers like Perplexity Comet can be tricked into spilling your password through BioShocking exploit

Security researchers just found a strange way to trick AI browsers into handing over your passwords. They managed to trick AI browser agents into exposing sensitive data like saved passwords, session cookies, and private tokens by disguising the theft as part of a harmless “game.” The technique is called BioShocking, named after the popular video game BioShock, where a brainwashed character is manipulated into believing a false reality. Once an AI browser falls for the same trick, it stops following its own safety rules entirely. How BioShocking tricks AI into breaking its own rules AI browsers are built with guardrails…

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Apple and Google sat for discussions to unlock 50W wireless charging for smartphones

The next major leap in wireless charging may not come from a flashy smartphone launch, but from behind closed doors where some of the biggest names in the tech industry are working together, according to an ITHome report. Apple, Google, Xiaomi, and several other leading technology companies recently gathered in Beijing for the Wireless Power Consortium’s (WPC) Qi Off-cycle Meeting, where discussions centered around the upcoming Qi 50W wireless charging standard. The four-day event, hosted by Xiaomi, focused on refining technical specifications, testing prototype hardware, and ensuring devices from different brands can work seamlessly together. The meeting marks the first…

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The Clicks Communicator just showed off its software, and it actually looks promising

The Clicks team finally gave us a first look at the Communicator software, and as someone who misses physical keyboards, I am genuinely excited about what I saw. We have seen plenty of the Communicator’s design and hardware in previous teasers, but this is the first time we get to watch the software running on a real, working unit. And honestly, it does a good job of showing why a keyboard-first phone might still have a place in 2026. You asked. We delivered.Here’s your first look at Clicks Communicator running on real, working hardware!This is a pre-production build, and we’re…

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The iPhone 18 Pro just leaked through a factory drop test, and Apple cannot be thrilled

Most iPhone leaks are predictable. You’ll see a case show up or an early leak showcase the mold of the upcoming iPhones. But the leak this time around is a bigger deal, since it has basically just revealed the device as it’s being tested. A new post from leaker Ice Universe claims to show the iPhone 18 Pro undergoing a drop test. The clip itself is short, but it gives us a proper look at an unreleased Pro iPhone in a controlled test environment. This reveals that it is durable enough to handle a basic fall, though the thickness is…

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Tesla has a battery theft problem

Tesla is facing an unusual security problem in the US, and it is happening before many of its batteries even make it onto the road. According to an investigation by WIRED, multiple truckloads of Tesla batteries have allegedly been stolen directly from the company’s Nevada Gigafactory, highlighting a growing wave of organised cargo theft targeting high-value technology shipments. Cargo theft is becoming a serious problem for Tesla The report claims that at least nine major suspected cargo thefts took place at Tesla’s Nevada battery factory in January alone. Investigators say the issue is much larger than those incidents, with authorities…

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