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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech In October, ChatGPT maker OpenAI announced it would be opening the floodgates for “mature apps.” “Now that we have been able to mitigate the serious mental health issues and have new tools, we are going to be able to safely relax the restrictions in most cases,” he tweeted at the time. “As part of our ‘treat adult users like adults’ principle, we will allow even more, like erotica for verified adults,” Altman added. Five months later, an “adult mode” chatbot that’s willing to…
RedMagic launched the Astra tablet back in June of last year, and it’s now apparently hard at work on this tablet’s successor, which we’ll call the Astra 2 for simplicity’s sake. While the original Astra was known in China as the RedMagic Tablet 3 Pro, its successor will be the RedMagic Tablet 5 Pro in that market, skipping the 4 because of tetraphobia. Internationally though, it will most likely be sold as the Astra 2. According to a new leak by the prolific Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the Astra 2 will have a screen with a 200Hz refresh rate.…
While I was once the kind of person who would read two books in a single day and still want more, my reading habit completely disappeared somewhere between growing up, smartphones, and the fact that I was running out of drawers to store books. It wasn’t until I picked up an e-ink tablet that I got it back. Instead of getting a Kindle, though, the device that pulled me back was one from Onyx Boox’s lineup. I’ve since used several Boox devices for reading, note-taking, and even as a minimalist phone replacement. One of the most popular devices in Boox’s…
It feels like a long old while since Baby Jane Doe (who’s looking good and taking formula well) was the talking point of The Pitt season 2. The shift has gotten more difficult over the last few hours, but the worst is yet to come.The ER is currently under digital lockdown to prevent a cyber attack, meaning no computer records can be accessed, the number of patients practically doubles every five seconds, and replacement Dr. Al-Hashimi (Sepideh Moafi) isn’t making life easier for anyone.In The Pitt season 2 episode 11, ICE agents are introduced to the ER for the first…
Home » Technology » nvidia plans to make all unstructured data structured Nvidia will structure hundreds of zettabytes per year of unstructured data to make it the ground truth for AI. AI will created value from that data. Nvidia will have confidential computing. Even the operator will not see the data Brian Wang is a Futurist Thought Leader and a popular Science blogger with 1 million readers per month. His blog Nextbigfuture.com is ranked #1 Science News Blog. It covers many disruptive technology and trends including Space, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Medicine, Anti-aging Biotechnology, and Nanotechnology. Known for identifying cutting edge…
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Sony PS-LX5BT: Two-minute reviewThe idea of a turntable that connects wirelessly via Bluetooth is not a new one — Sony itself has had a lot of success with products like this.Its latest wireless record player, this PS-LX5BT, is exhaustively specified and priced aggressively — which, it would seem, is the very least that’s required to succeed in this area of the market. Sony obviously knows what’s required, though. The…
Industry insiders have already predicted that Apple’s foldable iPhone will use a Samsung Display panel, with the Korean conglomerate building a dedicated production line specifically to meet Cupertino’s demand. According to earlier estimates, Samsung was looking to produce as many as 15 million units of its crease-less display, but a more recent report from South Korea suggests that number has now been increased to 20 million units. Samsung’s crease-less display showcased at CES 2026 As per supply chain sources, Apple has raised its demand by 33%, which indicates that Cupertino expects strong consumer demand for its first foldable despite its…
From the voyages of spacecraft to the Moon and beyond, to the launches of satellites that help us navigate, communicate, and understand our planet and the universe, the use of liquid-fueled rockets has been key to humanity’s use and exploration of space. Today marks 100 years since the first successful test of this technology. On March 16, 1926, physicist and inventor Dr. Robert H. Goddard achieved a small but significant success when he launched a liquid-fueled rocket for the first time. His rocket, fueled by liquid oxygen and gasoline, was tested at his Aunt Effie’s farm in Auburn, Massachusetts. While…
Samsung’s next rugged smartwatch could deliver a major connectivity upgrade, with new reports suggesting the upcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 may become the first Galaxy smartwatch capable of connecting directly to 5G networks. If the rumours prove accurate, the update would represent a notable shift for Samsung’s wearable lineup, which has historically relied on LTE connectivity rather than full 5G network support. The original Galaxy Watch Ultra debuted in 2024 as Samsung’s most durable smartwatch, designed for outdoor enthusiasts and extreme activities where reliable connectivity and rugged hardware are especially important. Although a refreshed model appeared in 2025, many observers…
A Linux system can feel slow without actually being slow. That’s the unsettling part. My CPU usage looked calm. Memory was nowhere near full. Disk activity was quiet. System monitors told a reassuring story about a machine that was happily doing almost nothing at all. And yet the desktop felt … wrong. Animations had a slight hitch. Typing lagged just enough to be noticeable. Windows hesitated when opening. Nothing was broken enough to scream “problem,” but everything was just sluggish enough to feel irritating. This is the kind of performance issue that drives Linux users slightly mad(der). The system looks…