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Calvin Wankhede / Android AuthorityTL;DR OpenAI is now expected to launch its first AI phone sooner, with mass production tipped for the first half of 2027. MediaTek is reportedly now the frontrunner to supply the device’s processors, which could be a customized Dimensity 9600 built on TSMC’s advanced N2P node. The chip is said to prioritize AI and vision features, including a dual-NPU design, upgraded ISP for HDR sensing, and next-gen memory and storage. Would you buy an OpenAI phone?96 votesAbsolutely10%Maybe, it depends on price and features26%No, I wouldn’t64% According to Kuo, OpenAI is now targeting mass production of its…
Cybersecurity company Trellix says a part of its source code repository was recently breached, but shared little other information about the incident. Trellix said it has been working with forensic experts to investigate the intrusion, and law enforcement has been notified. “Based on our investigation to date, we have found no evidence that our source code release or distribution process was affected, or that our source code has been exploited,” Trellix said in a statement. The security firm has promised to share additional details after it completes its probe. Until then, the industry is left to speculate on the exact…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech NASA is still hoping to land the first Artemis astronauts on the surface of the Moon by the end of 2028, an extremely ambitious plan that will require an extraordinary number of moving parts to perfectly fall into place, and at the right time. As part of its revised mission lineup, the space agency is planning to test out the landers of both of its private industry’s partners — SpaceX’s Starship and Blue Origin’s Blue Moon lander — in Earth’s orbit sometime in…
With Bluetooth speakers (especially portable ones), battery life is an area that I don’t think gets enough attention. Considering this a product you’ll be taking with you on your outdoor adventures, you will a) want to make sure it’s fully charged and b) that it lasts for as long as it says it does. That’s not always the case. What the brand says on its website and packaging is likely true, but there’s small print that buyers often overlook, resulting in performance that’s not always what you expect. Is it the brand’s fault for not fully disclosing the details around…
Samsung is one of the biggest device manufacturers in the world and for good reason. The company is known for its phones, smart home devices, and TVs, to name a few. Chances are high that, if you’ve watched TV in the past 10 years, you’ve probably watched some of it on a Samsung TV at some point. I have three Samsung TVs in my house, not because I’ve gone out of my way to get them, but because they are so common and easy to use. Over the years, we’ve collected them and they are all different versions, which made…
Modern smartphones are often packed with unwanted AI and other overrated features you don’t need, inflating their prices. Evolution seems to have stagnated, and smartphone makers, like Samsung, Apple, and Google, provide iterative updates with gimmicky features as selling points rather than committing to real innovation. These overrated phone features often have limited practical use, and most users won’t even notice them. Others sound impressive in advertising material and offer questionable benefits to buyers. You probably don’t need these five overrated phone features and shouldn’t pay extra for them. Reverse Wireless charging It’s not practical Reverse wireless charging seems like…
Cisco on Monday announced its intent to acquire Astrix Security, a startup focused on securing non-human identities (NHIs) such as API keys, service accounts, and OAuth tokens increasingly used by applications and AI agents. In a blog post, Cisco said the acquisition is aimed at extending zero trust principles to the emerging “agentic workforce,” where AI agents and machine identities are rapidly expanding the enterprise attack surface. Astrix’s technology is designed to help organizations discover, govern, and secure these identities, including detecting excessive privileges and real-time threats. Astrix provides visibility into non-human identities and the activity of AI-driven agents, along with lifecycle…
Home » Energy » SpaceX Starship Flight 12 Likely Late May After Generator Explosion and Deluge Damaged During a high-volume deluge test on the new Orbital Launch Pad 2 one of the methalox gas generators that supplies high-pressure nitrogen for the deluge system exploded. The explosion sent roof panels and debris flying. There was the target launch of May 12 for the 12th SpaceX Starship flight. This could be delayed by 1-2 weeks. Upon further review… what was THAT?!?! Yikes! pic.twitter.com/CROE5es0bR — MattZ (@wvmattz) May 3, 2026 Screenshot No major structural damage to the pad itself or the flame trench…
WhatsApp (from Meta) may still be best known as a phone-first messaging app, but its browser version has become a lot more useful than it used to be. If you spend most of your day at a desk, typing out replies on a full keyboard is simply easier than pecking away on your phone screen. This is where WhatsApp Web comes in. The service lets you access your chats from a laptop or desktop browser, giving you a larger view of your conversations and a much more comfortable place to type, send files, and keep up with group chats. It…
Some users encountered the “Sorry, something went wrong and Word was unable to start” error when launching Microsoft Word. According to the reports, this error occurs immediately after launching Word, preventing users from editing or creating new documents. Sorry, something went wrong and Word was unable to start Use the following fixes for the “Sorry, […] This article Sorry something went wrong and Word was unable to start [Fix] first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.