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OnePlus smartphones are vanishing from Best Buy store displays across the U.S. While the reason remains unclear, concerns about the brand's future in the North American market are growing amidst rumors of business closure.
An Ontario audit reveals that 60% of AI note-takers used by physicians mix up prescription drugs and misidentify basic facts, raising serious concerns about the accuracy of medical records.
The "Orion PDA" is a portable computer that revives retro design with modern technology. It features solar charging and an outdoor-friendly monochrome display.
Osaka Metro incurred a ¥6.7 billion special loss on EV buses used for the Osaka-Kansai Expo due to frequent vehicle issues, abandoning plans for reuse and returning subsidies.
Despite strong Q1 2026 earnings, Tencent's stock plummeted. CEO Pony Ma addressed concerns about the company's AI strategy.
ZTE unveils bidirectional AI-network integration at GSMA M360 LATAM 2026, boosting 5G efficiency and cutting costs to support telecom operators' business model transformation.
A comprehensive comparison of the latest AI agent frameworks from 2026—AutoGen, LangGraph, and CrewAI—covering applications, features, and case studies.
Alibaba's FY2026 results reveal a 322% year-over-year increase in investment profits, driven by AI unicorn IPOs and growing cloud demand.
The latest AMDGPU driver pull request for Linux Kernel 7.2 has been released, adding HDMI 2.1 FRL register headers as groundwork for future implementation.
A man who stole a hard drive containing Beyoncé's unreleased songs and tour plans from a rental car has accepted a 5-year prison sentence in a plea deal. The case highlights the value of digital assets and the importance of security measures.
The U.S. FCC has approved the $40 billion acquisition of EchoStar's spectrum licenses by AT&T and Starlink, drawing criticism from rural wireless providers over competitive concerns.
Google announces its AI-focused "Googlebook" brand. While pledging continued support for Chromebooks, hints about a future transition spark debate.
KitchenAid, a leading kitchen appliance brand, has unveiled its first smart thermometer. Featuring a waterproof, dishwasher-safe probe and up to 24 hours of battery life, it offers cooking visibility and notifications via a dedicated app.
Klipsch’s bookshelf speakers, The Fives II, excel in music playback but suggest soundbars for immersive surround sound in movies.
A security vulnerability in MCP servers of Apache Doris and Alibaba RDS poses risks like SQL injection and metadata theft. While Apache has issued a patch, Alibaba refuses to address the issue, leaving threats unresolved.
Singularity Computers has announced the "Portal Advanced," a wall-mounted liquid-cooled PC case that integrates a distribution plate and reservoir, allowing users to stylishly display high-end PCs.
A solar-powered drone with a wingspan comparable to a jumbo jet crashed after setting an 8-day flight record. It was revealed to have been participating in a U.S. Navy exercise.
An Easter egg was found in the Steam Controller: it emits the famous "Wilhelm Scream" sound effect when dropped, using its haptic motor.
TikTok's short drama platform "Hongguo" abruptly shifts its policy focus from AI-generated content to live-action dramas, causing confusion and eroding industry trust.
The Trump administration has defended its visa restriction policy for content moderation experts, sparking a free speech lawsuit in court.