Author: The Tech Guy

Samsung is gearing up to unveil the Galaxy A07 5G, and a tipster has now revealed the phone’s expected pricing in India. The phone was recently spotted on the official Samsung website in Myanmar. According to the tipster, the Galaxy A07 5G will be sold in two variants in India. The base option with 4GB of RAM and 128GB storage is said to be priced at INR 15,999 ($175), whereas the 6GB/128GB model could carry a price tag of INR 17,999 ($195). Samsung Galaxy A07 4G The official listing for the handset revealed that it will sport a 6.7-inch LCD…

Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto via Getty Images The concept for Tesla’s driver-assistance system, Autopilot, has been around for well over a decade. Elon Musk’s EV maker has long used the term to describe features like advanced cruise control and auto-steer, all the while admitting that drivers still need to be able to take over at any time. But in light of plummeting sales and shrinking profits, Tesla has killed the feature in the United States and Canada for good. It’s a major reversal after over a decade of Musk making yearly — and flat-out wrong — predictions of achieving fully autonomous,…

The UK Government has announced its Warm Homes Plan, designed to tackle fuel poverty and help the nation cut its fuel bills. There are some good things in there, but with electricity prices still high and some limitations based on the housing stock, I don’t think that it goes far enough. Although designated the Warm Homes Plan, the £15bn, a lot of what’s being made available is about cutting energy costs, and moving people to carbon-neutral heating, via heat pumps. Cheaper solar panels are a win One element that I heartily agree with is the incentives to get solar panels installed.…

Streaming has become the norm for consuming entertainment. While you can watch all kinds of shows and movies on your phone and tablet, sitting in front of a TV is still the best way to view what you want. Being able to kick back and relax to enjoy the latest episode of your favorite show is one of the pleasures everyone looks forward to. However, there are features of your TV that can make your viewing experience a lot better. I’m a bit of a cinephile and love to watch movies in dark settings to make it feel like a…

Edgar Cervantes / Android AuthorityTL;DR Gemini in Google Calendar can now suggest meeting times that work for all attendees. The feature compares calendars, working hours, and conflicts, making it well-suited to group meetings. If multiple people decline an invite, Calendar can now suggest a better time to reschedule. The way it’s progressing, Google will soon know when your meeting is before you do. Back in October, it introduced the Help me schedule feature, which helped you suggest sensible meeting times based on your availability and the context of an email. That was useful, but it still left you to find…

The cost of infrastructure build-out, energy challenges Massive data center/GPU buildout driven by real demand (no “dark GPUs”—all utilized for tokens/AI apps like chatbots/coding). Unlike dot-com fiber overbuild (unused “dark fiber”), current demand sustains growth; added ~2% to 2025 GDP, expected similar in 2026. Trump’s AI plan has 3 pillars—out-innovate,build infrastructure,export U.S. tech and progress on all. Regulatory environment key to avoid patchwork of 50 state rules (hurts startups most. big firms cope better).Push for lightweight federal framework (preemption without nothing); states keep child safety/permitting.Over 1,200 state AI bills (knee-jerk fears). It is better to study real risks before overregulating.NIMBY…

Google may be quietly rethinking how Android looks, and an early glimpse of Android 17 suggests visual changes that feel very familiar. New evidence has surfaced showing blur effects in Android 17’s system interface, hinting at a design direction that echoes Apple’s Liquid Glass style. Blur and transparency are not entirely new concepts for Android. What makes this Android 17 sighting notable is how deliberate and system-level the effects appear to be. A closer look at Android 17’s new blur effects According to the Android Authority, these visuals are tied to new UI flags. The effects are not flashy, but…

Claude users will now be able to call up interactive apps within the chatbot interface, thanks to a new feature announced by Anthropic on Monday. In keeping with Anthropic’s enterprise focus, the launch apps are mostly workplace tools, including Slack, Canva, Figma, Box, and Clay, with a Salesforce implementation expected soon. In each case, the app will enable a logged-in instance of the service that’s accessible to Claude, enabling users to send Slack messages, generate charts, or access cloud files, depending on which apps have been enabled. “Analyzing data, designing content, and managing projects all work better with a dedicated…

Modern cable standards are a confusing mess. Whether we’re talking about the exercise in frustration that is USB Type-C, or the headache-inducing realities of power delivery, multichannel setups, and theoretical bandwidth capacities, it’s all very nebulous and hard to decipher as a regular, everyday consumer. Then, there’s HDMI. While not quite as bad an offender as USB in terms of naming schemes and specification types, it’s still all too easy to get tangled up in a pile of audiovisual jargon. Various versions of HDMI exist, each with their own set of capabilities. Unfortunately, most HDMI cables look identical to one…

Space-based technology could help track plastic and other flotsam by its ‘fingerprints.’ In late 2025, scientists reported that, for the first time, they were able to detect concentrations of plastic pollution on land using NASA’s Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT) sensor aboard the International Space Station. The technology has inspired marine researchers to see whether it could also help track debris in our waters. Before future generations of sensors like EMIT can be called upon to detect ocean litter, scientists need to know what to look for. Working with collaborators, NASA intern Ashley Ohall has built a newly…