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Samsung Browser Officially Launches on Windows With Cross‑Device Sync and Built‑In AI
The company also adds what it calls “agentic AI” to the browser and partners with Perplexity.
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Leica M EV1 Launches With Built-In EVF And Real-Time Exposure Preview
Leica has officially unveiled the M EV1, the first model in its iconic M series to feature a built-in electronic viewfinder (EVF). Announced in the Netherlands, this release marks a significant step in the company’s evolution from traditional rangefinders toward more advanced digital technologies while preserving the brand’s classic design and craftsmanship. The Leica M…
Proton Sheets is an end-to-end encrypted alternative for Google Sheets
Proton is ready to take on Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel, with Proton Sheets. It is a privacy-focused, web-based spreadsheet editor app. Last year, Proton launched Docs, an alternative for Microsoft Word and Google Docs. Proton’s had a busy year, it launched Lumo AI in July, and followed it up with Proton Authenticator in the…
Samsung Messages App Shuts Down in July 2026, Pushing Users to Google Messages
Samsung will shut down its Messages app in July 2026, ending support for an application it stopped preinstalling as the default texting app in 2021. Users still using Samsung Messages will need to switch to an alternative before the shutdown date. Samsung recommends Google Messages and has provided migration instructions for devices running Android 12…
Google will allow experienced users to install apps from third-party sources on Android
Google has backtracked partially on its anti-third party app store policy. It will allow power users to install Android apps from alternative sources. The Mountain View company had recently announced a system for Developer Verification, that requires Android app developers who distribute their apps outside the Play Store to verify their identity by registering with…
The $299 Moto G Power (2026) goes all-in on durability, drops wireless charging
For $299, Motorola’s new Moto G Power (2026) is making its debut in the budget smartphone space. Officially announced today, the latest Power model doubles down on what the series does best — long battery life, a big screen, and durability — while delivering three significant upgrades over last year’s version. Sadly, there is a…
How To Create Celebrity Videos with Sound Using Grok
Who does not love a good picture of thier favorite celebrity? Now, imagine if you could have that image in any pose or doing anything you desire. Yes, this is doable and just by writing a simple prompt. Grok recently launched a new feature in thier mobile application called Imagine This, which can make images… Read…
Otiton Targets U.S. and Europe With Affordable Telemedicine for Pets
Ear infections remain one of the most common health problems in young children. Studies show that up to 80% of cases occur in kids under nine, often forcing worried parents into long waits at crowded pediatric clinics. With a global shortage of doctors, these delays are becoming more frequent, while at the same time, the…
Windows 11: Ten years after it started, Microsoft is still moving Control Panel options to Settings
If you used Windows for years, you know that Microsoft started to introduce the Settings app in Windows as a replacement for the Control Panel. What started out as a seemingly simple job, move everything over and be done with it, has turned into a usability nightmare for administrators all over the world. The migration…
Google Startles Workspace Users, Activates Smart Features by Default
You can turn them off, if you know where to look.