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Xiaomi Mijia Water Purifier Pro faucet with touchscreen display showing water temperature and flow rate.

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SMART HOME & ROBOTS
Say Goodbye to Contaminated Water: Xiaomi Fights Pollution at the Tap
Xiaomi is expanding its smart home portfolio with a product that goes beyond mere convenience functions: the Mijia Water Purifier Pro. The intelligent water filter is listed on the Chinese platform Youpin and designed to address a practical and necessary problem—the quality of tap water.

by Anton Meyer

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Lego Technic Volvo L120 Electric

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SMARTPHONES
Lego Technic Novelties 2025: These are the Summer Sets
Lego is launching eight new sets in the Technic range this summer. This means that the Technic 2025 portfolio will grow from eleven to a total of 19 models. In addition to classic playsets, you can also expect special highlights that are specially tailored to adult Lego fans.

by Michael Büttner

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Google Pixel 9a with the Gemini app

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SOCIAL MEDIA & MESSENGER
Google Lets Kids Under 13 Chat with Gemini: What Will They Ask?
As the AI landscape becomes increasingly competitive, major AI companies are exploring new ways to reach broader audiences. Google, having introduced expanded features with Gemini, is now aiming to allow younger users to access its Gemini chatbot while emphasizing the full control and supervision that parents will retain. Also read: How to make your Android smartphone childproof

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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Google TV on a smart TV

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EVENTS
Google TV’s Setup Just Became Incredibly Easy Sans the App
If you find setting up your Google TV a bit tedious, you’re not alone. The process of installing apps and manually inputting details can feel arduous for some users. Fortunately, Google is addressing this by making the process more seamless in the future. These enhancements are initially set to be available on select Hisense TVs before expanding to more Google TV devices.

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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Meta Smart Glasses outward-facing LED

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HEADPHONES
Are Your Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Spying on You? Meta Shifts AI Privacy
Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are a popular wearable, but they haven’t been entirely free of concerns since their launch, primarily revolving around Meta’s handling of user privacy and data. Now, the company is rolling out a new policy adjustment that will affect how it collects data through these spectacles.

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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Apple HomePod 2 (2023)

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TABLET
Apple AirPlay Bugs Expose Devices to Hacking—How to Protect Yourself
Apple’s AirPlay is a convenient feature in iPhones and other Apple products, enabling seamless connection with other media devices for easy mirroring or casting. However, the underlying protocol could also serve as an entry point for hackers to infiltrate and gain access to your device. Several vulnerabilities in AirPlay have been discovered, potentially putting millions of Apple and third-party devices at risk.

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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A person holding an iPhone 16 Pro, showcasing its triple-camera design.

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TABLET
Apple Says Your iPhone Might Be Infected with Spyware—What to Do Now!
Following recent urgent iOS updates rolled out to iPhones, Apple has sent out notices to affected users, warning of potential spyware attacks this week in over 100 countries so far. The company advises users to take the alert seriously and follow recommended measures to keep their devices and data safe. The attacks are speculated to be linked to the use of the NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware by attackers targeting high-profile individuals.

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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Close-up of a Google Pixel 9a smartphone showing the home screen with the date and weather.

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TABLET
Flicker Be Gone: Google Pledges Fix for Pixel’s Major Screen Flaw
Google’s Pixel smartphones are known for their high-quality displays. Recent Pixel models utilize PWM, or Pulse Width Modulation, to control display brightness. While PWM offers several advantages, a significant drawback is that it can cause headaches and nausea for users sensitive to flicker. Google has hinted at addressing this issue this year, possibly in their next-generation Pixel devices. Also related: How to fix screen burn-in in iPhone or Android smartphones

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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A squirrel holding a walnut, emerging from a tree in a vibrant forest setting.

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PRODUCTIVITY & SERVICES
Reimagine Your Photos Instantly: Gemini Does Editing Using Prompts
Google has been actively enhancing the image generation capabilities of Gemini. Following the launch of AI Studio, which offers native AI editing on the web, Google is now extending some of these functions to the Gemini app for mobile. This expanded feature will allow users to upload images to the chatbot and perform edits using natural language prompts.

by Jade Bryan Jardinico

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Google Play Store screen shot

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SOCIAL MEDIA & MESSENGER
Stricter Requirements Lead to Fewer apps in the Google Play Store
Google is being more cautious when checking and verifying apps that are to be included in the Google Play Store. This is causing a cascading effect as not only have far fewer new apps been approved for the platform, but the overall number of apps has decreased significantly.

by Matthias Wellendorf

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