Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Redmi A5 budget smartphone in the global market.
It has emerged that Samsung is planning to roll out the Now Brief feature, previously only available on the Galaxy S25 series of devices, to a wider range of models.
iOS 19 is expected to be unveiled at WWDC25 in June
The surge in demand for Toyota's petrol-electric hybrids has put suppliers in a difficult situation, resulting in component shortages and long waits for buyers.
This day has arrived - Xiaomi is going to release a USB stick with artificial intelligence called Mi AI Stick. It is common knowledge that in 2025, in order to excel in the release of gadgets, you need to add artificial intelligence features to them. At first glance, this seems like a pretty pointless idea - what can you add to such a simple device, but the idea is actually sound. For example, the AI analyses exactly how the flash drive is being used (write frequency, file types, time of day and even geolocation) and requires additional authorisation if the behaviour deviates significantly - that is, the flash drive itself understands that "someone else" has plugged it in.
Tencent deal doesn't save the French
The film will premiere in the december of 2026
The new game will be the longest running instalment in the series
Xiaomi has confirmed that one of its SU7 electric cars was involved in an accident on an motorway in China. According to local media, three people were killed in the incident.
OpenAI has announced expanded access to the GPT-4o-based image generation tool for Studio Ghibli-style image generation.
It won't be a remake of the level of the updated Resident Evil 2 or Final Fantasy VII
Ploopy, a Canadian company known for its open-source accessory development, has released the Classic 2, an updated version of its trackball that can not only be used for its intended purpose, but also reflashed, redesigned, and even printed on a 3D printer (all the relevant documentation is available on Github). The Classic 2 has an updated scrolling mechanism that is fifteen times faster than its predecessor, providing crisp and tight scrolling; high-quality Omron D2LS-21 switches designed for at least 5 million clicks with minimal risk of false clicks; and a USB-C port instead of the old bulky USB-B connector.
