Palworld gets first raid boss Bellanoir in major update, though Xbox players have to wait for the patch

Developer Pocketpair first teased the first raid battle for its explosively popular “Pokemon with guns” survival game Palworld in mid-March, and now it’s officially here thanks to a new major v0.2.0.6 update. The patch is available to download now for the Steam version of the game, though Xbox players have to wait a bit for […]

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Tecno Pova 6 Pro goes on sale in India

The Tecno Pova 6 Pro introduced in India last week is now on sale in the country. It’s sold through Amazon.in in Comet Green and Meteorite Grey colors with two memory options – 8GB/256GB and 12GB/256GB, priced at INR19,999 ($240/€220) and INR21,999 ($265/€245), respectively. However, as a part of the launch offer, customers of all […]

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Samsung partners with Tide for Bespoke AI washing machine

Yesterday, Samsung launched the new Bespoke AI Laundry Combo alongside other Bespoke AI products globally. It hasn’t even been twenty-four hours since then and the company is already adding a new feature to the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo. Samsung has announced that it has partnered with Procter & Gamble (P&>) to launch the Tide POD […]

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Google Chrome could soon let you assign a color to a tab group

Google Chrome for Android allows you to create groups of tabs, which is a very nifty feature as it helps you organize tabs. Furthermore, it also provides you with the option to give a tab group a name, which makes it easier for you to distinguish between various groups of tabs. Well, the company is […]

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vivo Y200 Pro in the works, racks up certifications before launch

vivo launched the Y200 last October, and this February it was joined by the Y200e. Now it seems like there will be a third member of the family too, due to be launching very soon – the vivo Y200 Pro. Keep in mind that the Pro moniker here is in relation to the others, don’t […]

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Foldable iPhone won’t arrive till Galaxy Fold 9

Samsung launched the company’s first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Fold 5G, in 2019. It has been five years since then, and Apple, the closest rival to the South Korean tech giant in the smartphone segment, still hasn’t launched a foldable iPhone, and going by a new report, it looks like the Cupertino-based tech giant won’t […]

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Google’s Circle to Search now does instant language translation

Last week Google rolled out Circle to Search for the Pixel 6 family and the Pixel 7a, and in the same announcement it also revealed that Circle to Search would be getting an instant translation feature in the future. This is now appearing to be rolling out. The translation happens in-line, with the translated text […]

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App Store and More Down as Apple Services Suffer Widespread Outage

A long list of Apple services are currently fully or partially down, including the App Store, Apple Music, Apple TV+, and more. The full list of services experiencing outages for many customers, according to Apple’s system status page: App Store Mac App Store Apple Arcade Apple Books Apple Fitness+ Apple Music Apple Podcasts Apple Sports […]

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Here’s Everything New in iOS 17.5 Beta 1 So Far

Apple this week made the first betas of iOS 17.5 and iPadOS 17.5 available to developers for testing. The upcoming software updates include only a few new user-facing features so far, but hidden code changes reveal some additional possibilities. Below, we have recapped everything new in the first iOS 17.5 and iPadOS 17.5 betas so […]

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Spotify plans to raise prices this year and introduce new plans

Spotify is preparing a revamp of its plans and prices, according to a new report from Bloomberg. This will include price hikes in a few major markets, and there will also be a new plan that doesn’t include audiobooks. The prices will go up by about $1 per month for individual plans to $2 per […]

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Dell’s Latitude 7350 Detachable is now available, adding competition for the Surface Pro 10

What you need to know The Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable, a 2-in-1 PC with a business focus, is now available to buy starting at about $1,929. The 2-in-1 laptop features a detachable keyboard and touchpad, fold-out stand on the back, a 13.3-inch touch display with 2.8K resolution, 3:2 aspect ratio, 100% sRGB color, and inking […]

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Oura preempts Samsung’s Galaxy Ring with new features for its rings

Samsung is launching the Galaxy Ring this year, most likely in July, and that will shake up the smart ring market, thus far dominated by Oura. So Oura seems to be preparing for the huge competition it will face from the Korean behemoth. Today it’s launched a new Labs section in its app, where it […]

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Microsoft begins testing potential RTM build for Windows 11 version 24H2

What you need to know Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 build 26100 to Insiders in the Dev and Canary channels. Today’s build is the build that Microsoft intends to release to manufacturers. Assuming there are no last minute bugs, build 26100 will be the RTM (release to manufacturing) build for Windows 11 version 24H2. […]

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Apple Exploring ‘Mobile Robot’ That ‘Follows Users Around Their Homes’

Apple is exploring various “personal robotics” projects in an effort to create its “next big thing,” according to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman. One project is said to be a “mobile robot” that would “follow users around their homes,” while another is an “advanced table-top home device that uses robotics to move a display around”: Engineers at […]

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iPadOS 17.5 Beta Hints at Battery Capacity and Cycle Count Menu on Upcoming iPads

Apple may be planning to expand the iPhone’s Battery Health menu to upcoming iPad models, based on evidence uncovered in the iPadOS 17.5 beta. As discovered by MacRumors contributors Steve Moser and Aaron Perris, there are several new references to a Battery Health menu on the iPad within the code for the first iPadOS 17.5 […]

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Apple Pencil 3 to bring new squeeze gesture

Apple is rumored to finally bring a true successor to its second-generation Apple Pencil with support for a new squeeze gesture. This development was discovered by 9to5Mac inside the iPadOS 17.5 beta source code and suggests that the squeeze gesture can be used to trigger quick actions including text fields, stickers, signatures, and adding shapes […]

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Can I Disable Smart Emoji Suggestions on My Mac?

In macOS Sonoma, if the last word you typed has relevant emojis associated with it, the Character Viewer will display them at the top of the list. But just because a word triggers a particular emoji suggestion doesn’t mean users want to use it. Let’s see if we can turn off emoji suggestions on Mac […]

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Testing the New Apple Vision Pro Spatial Persona

As of this week, Apple Vision Pro users can set up a spatial Persona, which is a new version of a Persona that’s designed to make it feel like you’re interfacing with other people right in the same room. We thought we’d test out the spatial Persona feature to see how it works and whether […]

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iOS 17.5 Potentially References New Apple Pencil and ‘Squeeze’ Gesture

The first beta of iOS 17.5 potentially references a new fourth-generation Apple Pencil, amid rumors that the accessory will be updated soon. The beta includes a hidden code reference to a “V4” version of the Apple Pencil, according to MacRumors contributor Steve Moser: NumberOfApplePencilV1ConnectionsCountNumberOfApplePencilV2ConnectionsCountNumberOfApplePencilV3ConnectionsCountNumberOfApplePencilV4ConnectionsCount A new Apple Pencil is rumored to launch alongside updated iPad […]

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