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منشورات القناة
🎥 XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K review: ultra‑portable laser projector with sharp video
A new review covers the XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K, a compact laser projector designed for easy carry and quick setup, delivering 4K output.
The reviewer highlights notably sharp picture quality and a sleek, portable build. The model is presented as strong value for those seeking a small projector without sacrificing image clarity.
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| 2 |  🦖 T. rex sale sparks fears for science
A high‑profile Sotheby’s auction of a Tyrannosaurus rex has intensified concern that hype and wealth are reshaping paleontology, as deep‑pocketed collectors increasingly outbid museums for rare fossils.
Scientists warn that when headline specimens go to private collections, research access and public display can be limited, provenance records risk being lost, and prices rise beyond museum budgets.
Advocates urge sellers to place major finds in public institutions or require open access, and some call for stronger rules to keep scientifically important fossils available to researchers and the public.
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| 3 |  🛰️ Smaller, thriftier Starlink V5 home dish debuts
SpaceX’s Starlink has unveiled its V5 residential antenna. The new dish is physically smaller and uses less power than previous versions, aiming to reduce energy consumption at home.
Starlink says the V5 does not boost data speeds, keeping overall performance in line with current service. The update focuses on efficiency and a more compact design rather than throughput, offering practical improvements without changing network speeds.
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| 4 |  🔊 OpenAI’s first device: a “humanlike” AI speaker
OpenAI is reportedly developing its first hardware: a rechargeable speaker designed to feel like the physical manifestation of ChatGPT.
The device aims for natural, conversational interactions, bringing voice-first AI beyond screen-based chat.
No specs, pricing, or release timeline have been announced, and the company has not publicly confirmed the product.
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| 5 |  🚀 Starlink V5 dish rolls out in select areas
SpaceX has begun offering its new residential Starlink V5 dish in select regions. The unit is smaller and lighter than the V4 and is designed to be more power‑efficient, with broader availability expected as production scales.
The V5 is intended for fixed, at‑home use and is not rated for in‑motion connectivity. For on‑the‑go service, SpaceX points to a revamped Starlink Mini teased alongside the V5 last month, which is still pending release.
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| 6 |  ⚖️ Lawsuit claims Meta used AI to target workers on leave
A group of 26 former employees has sued Meta, alleging the company relied on internal AI-driven performance rankings to decide layoffs and failed to account for parental or medical leave.
According to the complaint, the tools formed a “constellation” that scored staff, leading to disproportionate cuts among those on protected leave and effectively penalizing them for taking it. The plaintiffs seek relief for alleged discrimination and unlawful termination.
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| 7 |  ⚙️ X tweaks feed after “battleground” vibe
X’s head of product Nikita Bier said the platform’s algorithm had been “missing” data to surface posts from people you mutually follow, making feeds skew toward random arguments. A fix rolling out will boost visibility of your posts to mutuals to strengthen community, though he didn’t explain how the data went missing.
Last week Bier added that users who post original content will “climb faster,” after acknowledging top accounts were recycling others’ posts. The latest change is meant to reduce that tilt and reward real engagement.
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| 8 |  🎙️ “Talk to Spotify” brings voice-made playlists
Spotify introduced “Talk to Spotify,” a voice feature that lets you control the app hands-free. Users can create playlists and ask questions about songs using simple voice commands.
You can build mixes by telling Spotify what you want and get information about tracks and artists without touching the screen.
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| 9 | 🎤 “Talk to Spotify” brings voice control
Spotify introduced “Talk to Spotify,” letting users control the app with voice commands to create playlists and learn about songs.
You can use your voice to start a new playlist, add tracks, and ask for information about the music you’re hearing, such as track details.
The feature is designed for hands-free use so you can manage playlists and explore song info without touching the app.
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| 10 |  🛰️ FCC clears first sunlight-reflecting space mirror for launch
The US FCC has authorized California-based Reflect Orbital to build and operate a single prototype satellite in low Earth orbit later this year. The satellite, named Eärendil-1 after a Tolkien character, will use a 59-foot (18-meter) reflective surface to redirect sunlight to targeted areas on Earth after dark.
The approval comes despite concerns over impacts on optical astronomy. If the test works, Reflect Orbital plans a constellation of many roughly 60-foot mirrors, expanding nighttime illumination experiments worldwide.
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| 11 |  ☀️ Google buys entire output of major solar farm
Google has agreed to purchase 100% of a major solar project’s electricity to offset fossil-fuel emissions from its data centers. The move directs all of the site’s generation to Google via the grid to match its consumption with new renewable power.
The company says the deal is intended to cut the climate impact of its operations by replacing dirtier power with solar energy, aligning data center demand with zero‑carbon supply.
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| 12 |  🏢 New York pauses hyperscale data centers
Governor Kathy Hochul signed the nation’s first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, halting projects for up to a year. The pause blocks new environmental permits for facilities over 50 megawatts.
The governor’s office says the delay gives time to craft rules to protect residents from rising energy costs and environmental impacts. A separate bill passed by lawmakers, with a stricter 20 MW threshold, still awaits Hochul’s signature.
New York is the first state to enact such a pause on large data center development.
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| 13 |  📱 Snap-on color screen for Hisense E Ink phone
Hisense A10 pairs an E Ink main display with a full‑color LCD panel you can magnetically attach to the back. The add‑on clicks into place and turns the rear into a standard color screen.
With the LCD attached, you get regular color visuals; remove it and you’re back to a power‑efficient E Ink experience for reading and basic tasks. The design lets users switch between low‑power monochrome and full color without changing devices.
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| 14 |  🌍 World models: promise and limits
Experts say world models learn compressed dynamics of environments from data, letting AI predict future states and plan actions. They power robotics control, autonomous agents, and forecasting by simulating outcomes before acting.
But accuracy degrades over long horizons and under distribution shift. Models often capture correlations, not causality; struggle with uncertainty, physics fidelity, and real-world grounding. Training is data- and compute-heavy.
Unsettled: robust benchmarks, safe deployment, multimodal grounding, and when simulation beats direct policies.
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| 15 |  📱 Scan QR codes from your own photos
Both Android and iOS can read QR codes that are already in your screenshots and images, no extra apps needed.
On iPhone: open the screenshot in Photos. A yellow highlight or banner appears over the QR; tap it to open the link. If you don’t see a banner, press and hold on the QR and choose Open Link.
On Android: open the image in Google Photos, tap the Lens icon, and select the detected link. On Samsung phones, open the screenshot in Gallery and use Scan QR code, or enable Scan QR codes in the Camera settings.
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| 16 |  🚗 Shortest‑range EVs of 2026: under 250 miles
A new ranking highlights 2026 model‑year EVs with the weakest EPA‑estimated range. All fall short of 300 miles and stay below roughly 250 miles per charge, meaning more frequent highway stops.
For buyers, that demands tighter route planning and dependable fast charging on long trips, while city commuters may be unaffected. Real‑world range can drop further in cold weather, at high speeds, or with heavy loads.
If road trips are a priority, look for trims with larger batteries or models topping 300 miles, and verify charging coverage along your routes.
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| 17 |  🚫 EU moves toward social media ban for children
After a new report warning of risks to young users, European policymakers are moving toward measures that could bar children from accessing social media.
Options under discussion include stricter age limits, stronger verification, and penalties for non‑compliant platforms. The timeline and whether rules will be EU‑wide or left to member states are not yet set.
Officials say the goal is to reduce mental health and safety harms, while critics warn of enforcement challenges and impacts on kids’ digital access.
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| 18 |  🔌 Free Mac app identifies your mystery USB‑C cables
A discontinued $8 hardware tester once showed if a USB‑C cable was fast or weak; now a free Mac app fills the gap.
WhatCable uses data your Apple Silicon Mac already gathers about connected USB devices. A menu bar widget lets you see each USB‑C cable and device you attach, surfacing details Apple normally hides.
It’s free but works only on Macs with Apple Silicon, offering a simple way to check what your cables actually are.
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| 19 |  🛡️ EU weighs teen social media curbs
The European Union is considering sweeping limits on children’s and teenagers’ access to social media, including stricter age thresholds, phased access by age, or even an outright ban for younger users. Platforms could also be required to prove their services are not harmful before minors can use them.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the executive could propose legislation within months after reviewing a new expert panel report, adding: “It is about when social media can access our children.”
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| 20 |  🚘 Waze adds Gemini-powered voice for smarter trips
Google is integrating its Gemini assistant into Waze to make routes more personalized. Of four new updates, two use Gemini.
Waze’s conversational reporting, first launched in 2024, now lets drivers use natural voice to report crashes, hazards, or speed traps, and to suggest map fixes like a road closure or an outdated house number.
A new Destination Search lets you speak requests like “Find me a coffee shop that’s open now with parking nearby,” then navigate hands‑free to a suitable spot.
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