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Google Pixel 8 Pro with the Gemini app

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Creating and Saving AI Images in Gemini: A Quick Guide
Google is rolling out Imagen 3 to Gemini free users, bringing several improvements over Imagen 2. With enhanced image quality and new styles, it’s now easier to create more detailed visuals. Here’s a simple guide to generating and saving images in the Gemini app. Also read: How to chat with Gemini Live

by Jade Bryan

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USB4 2.0: The Next Evolutionary Step in Data Transfer
The dynamics in connection technology continue to reach new heights with the imminent introduction of USB4 2.0. Elecom cables already provide us with exciting information about the upcoming standard’s specifications, which boasts an impressive bandwidth of 80 GB/s for data transfer and can supply notebooks with 60 W of juice simultaneously. If we were to focus on the charging function, it is even possible to hit 240 W. Let’s dive deeper and explore the technical nitty-gritty of this upcoming standard.

by Matthias Wellendorf

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 with Gemini

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Gemini on Android Gains Image Search Shortcut—Here’s How to Use It
Google’s adoption of generative AI includes replacing the old Assistant with a more capable and smarter Gemini. While we’ve seen Google’s new chatbot pretty much everywhere in the Android system and major apps, the current state still leaves room for improvements. One of those needed changes has now been addressed, specifically when asking Gemini about an image. Also read: Top Must-have AI Features to Install

by Jade Bryan

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Identify Songs on Android: How to Use the New Song Search Feature
Recently, Google has given Android’s song recognition feature a few upgrades, including integration with Circle to Search. While this enhances usability, it still requires users few taps on the Google app or search widget. But with the latest Google app, the tool can now be accessed right from the quick settings for even easier access. Here’s how to make use of the most out of the Song Search feature. Worth a read: How to Identify Songs on iPhone or Apple Watch

by Jade Bryan

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Google Pixel Fold

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Gemini in Gmail Now Reads Your Emails to Make You Sound Smarter
Google has been busy integrating AI into its services. Following the addition of Gemini extensions in the Gmail app, the search giant has announced the rollout of another feature called contextual Smart Replies. Previewed at I/O 2024, this feature will be available on both web and mobile versions of Gmail. Worth a Read: Top must-have AI features on your phone

by Jade Bryan

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Lenovo Laptop Brings a Different Kind of Voice Control
You’ve most probably seen how a webcam follows the presenter(s) in a video conference, such as Apple Center Stage and similar technologies. With its new laptop concept, Lenovo is taking the game one step further: this laptop can not only follow you by zooming in but also does so mechanically. We tried the laptop concept out and would like to share just what kind of wizardry lies behind it.

by Stefan Möllenhoff

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Acer DualPlay concept promotional image with detached gamepad

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Acer Presents a Crazy Laptop with Detachable Gamepads
Not one to shy away from the latest trends, Acer took the IFA stage in Berlin to present its new range of PCs. Besides new versions of its “AI” PCs with AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm chips, the company showcased its challenger to the heated handheld gaming PC market and the Project DualPlay: A concept Predator laptop with detachable gamepads.

by Rubens Eishima

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New Snapdragon X Plus Chip Takes ARM to Sub-$1000 Laptops
In the first half of 2024, Qualcomm unleashed a tsunami of laptops powered by its Snapdragon X chips, from companies such as Lenovo, HP, Dell, Samsung, Microsoft, Acer, Asus, and more. There was, however, one important detail: They all cost more than $1000. To reach a lower price point, the company is announcing a cheaper model in the Snapdragon X Plus line-up. Keep reading to learn about the changes.

by Rubens Eishima

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Apple Mac Mini with M2 Pro chipset review

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Next-Gen Apple Mac Mini Could Ditch USB-A Ports
Although we already know Apple will launch its new iPhones and wearables next week at “It’s Glowtime” event, the company is also expected to refresh its Mac lineup, including the redesigned Mac Mini. Now, apart from the new M4 chipset and a new look for its desktop PCs, additional details have emerge that the Cupertino company will completely ditch USB-A ports.

by Jade Bryan

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The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra's perfectly suited for gaming and productivity.

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Quick Share on Android Tablets could Soon Mirror the PC Version
Google has not only revamped and rebranded the built-in sharing feature on Android, Quick Share, but it has also added more features and improved it over time. A recent discovery suggests that the tool could gain another vital functionality on Android tablets, mirroring the desktop version of the feature in Windows. Also read: How to master Quick Share on Android

by Jade Bryan

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