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Samsung has finally opened the One UI 8.5 beta program to Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 users in India and South Korea. Until now, the beta update had been limited to the Galaxy S25 series. The One UI 8.5 beta update for the Galaxy Z Fold7 is around 4.2GB in size and carries firmware versions F966NKSU8ZZC5 (South Korea) and F966BXXU8ZZC5 (India). The update also includes the February 2026 Android security patch. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Z Flip7 is receiving the update with firmware version F766NKSU8ZZC5, which also weighs around 4.2GB and includes the February 2026 security patch. Based on…
Publishing platform Substack is continuing to invest in video content as it launches the Substack Recording Studio, a built-in mechanism for creators to pre-record and publish videos. The studio, which is only available on the desktop, can support solo videos as well as conversations with up to two guests. Creators can add custom watermarks to their videos and share their screen with co-hosts. Once the recording is over, Substack auto-generates clips and thumbnails for sharing. “Until now, creating video on Substack meant going live, or stitching together a separate stack of tools: a recording platform, a way to create and distribute…
A Lego PlayStation has been leakedThe original Sony home console and controller would be made from over 1,900 bricksIt’s set to debut in December this year Lego is reportedly developing its next game console set, and it could be based on the iconic original PlayStation.If this leak is correct, then the PlayStation would join Lego’s growing catalog of bricked consoles, which includes the Nintendo Entertainment System, Atari 26000, and Game Boy. Nintendo has also produced a couple of PlayStation-property themed sets based on the Horizon: Zero Dawn series (I proudly have the Lego Tallneck and a customized scene on display…
With the first images from the spacecraft now in hand, the team behind NASA’s Star-Planet Activity Research CubeSat, or SPARCS, is ready to begin charting the energetic lives of the galaxy’s most common stars to help answer one of humanity’s most profound questions: Which distant worlds beyond our solar system might be habitable? Initial, or “first light,” images mark the moment a mission proves its instruments are functioning in space and ready to transition to full science operations. This milestone is especially important for SPARCS, whose observations depend on highly precise ultraviolet (UV) measurements, making the demonstration of the camera’s…
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. Google Pixel 10a: Two-Minute ReviewGoogle’s Pixel 10a is an interesting mid-range smartphone that bucks some of the trends the A-series lineup typically delivers on. It doesn’t get a new processor or upgraded camera hardware this year — instead sticking with the Tensor G4 and the same dual-camera system as the Pixel 9a — and there aren’t many headline-grabbing new tricks. Instead, Google is focused on continuing to deliver strong…
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is rumored to launch later this month and it will be the first Find X-series Ultra phone to go global. Tipster Digital Chat Station has now shared some more specs about the device’s cameras as well as a new bit of info concerning the “Master Kit version”. This will apparently be the Find X9 Ultra top-tier version, equipped with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. It will also feature an exclusive design and a teleconverter kit, which has already leaked. According to the post, the Find X9 Ultra is said to feature a quad camera setup…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Grammarly’s “Expert Review” feature, which was quietly rolled out last year, angered countless journalists, authors, and academics, who found that they were being impersonated without their permission. Following an enormous backlash — and telling people being impersonated that they should email the company to opt out — Grammarly’s parent company, Superhuman, made a sudden reversal. In a Wednesday LinkedIn post, CEO Shishir Mehrotra publicly apologized in a wordy post, saying that “over the past week, we received valid critical feedback from experts who…
Apple’s MacBook lineup usually holds its value well, so it is always interesting when a new entry like the MacBook Neo appears with a small early discount. At the moment, the Apple MacBook Neo is available for £569.97 instead of its £599 launch price, making Apple’s latest MacBook slightly easier to justify for everyday computing. Apple’s new MacBook Neo is already seeing its first price drop just a week in It hasn’t even been a full week since Apple unveiled the MacBook Neo, and yet the price has already started to dip. View Deal Positioned as an accessible entry point…
Like most people, I’ve used File Explorer for years. And also, like most people, I thought I knew everything about it. But I couldn’t have been more wrong. File Explorer has a few tricks that go unnoticed. You can use search filters to improve how you find files, preview documents without opening them, and organize your most important files so they’re always easy to reach. Now that I’ve started exploring some of its lesser-known features, I’ve realized File Explorer is way better than most of us give it credit for. Search works better when you use filters Stop scrolling through…
TL;DR A user accused AYANEO of spying after discovering over 1,200 screenshots and 12GB of data usage linked to the AYAWindow app on their Pocket DS handheld. An AYANEO representative (likely) responded that the screenshots are the result of a bug where app thumbnail caches are not being cleared as intended. Further, high data usage reports may be misleading because of how Android calculates traffic for apps sharing a system UID. Update, March 12, 2026 (07:37 AM ET): AYANEO responded to our email with the same comment as seen on GitHub, essentially confirming that the GitHub comment was from an…
