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TESLA FSD v14.2 is the smoothest, least hesitant, most confident version yet — a meaningful step toward unsupervised. It handles emergency vehicles well, hand gestures, it is smooth and does not have braking problems. It is judged good enough for unsupervised geofenced areas. FSD 14.2 is great The biggest remaining blockers for true door-to-door robotaxi appear to be: 1. Parking precision & close-quarters maneuvering (drive-thru, exact curb pull-up)2. Longer planning memory / context window (to avoid looping or repeating failed paths) The core driving quality already looks good enough for geofenced unsupervised operation in many cities. Reviewer says FSD 14.2…
Another week, another OnePlus 15 gold medal. The new flagship by the Chinese maker is now the most popular phone in our database for four weeks in a row. Behind it the Galaxy A56 retains the silver medal, while the bronze goes to the upcoming Poco F8 Ultra, which will certainly mount a strong challenge next week as it goes official. OnePlus 15 5G These are the best offers from our affiliate partners. We may get a commission from qualifying sales. 256GB 12GB RAM£ 849.00€ 949.00512GB 16GB RAM£ 879.00€ 1,049.00Show all prices Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra ends…
In a sea of AI travel-planning apps, a new startup called Boop aims to redefine the space with a new approach: turning social recommendations into bookable itineraries. Instead of getting a random AI-generated travel plan, the app offers users access to itineraries from real people who went on real trips. When someone takes a trip, Boop uses AI to quickly turn their trip into an itinerary that others can copy and personalize, mainly by looking at location data and metadata from photos they share with the app. The idea is to build a network of shared itineraries that people can monetize, giving travel creators another way to…
Samsung’s last device in the Galaxy A7x line was the A73, which launched in 2022. After that, this part of the A series has been dead, but now it looks like the company is getting ready to revive it with the Galaxy A77. A prototype A77 has been spotted in the Geekbench online database, with 8GB of RAM, Android 16 on board, and a mystery chipset that’s related to Samsung’s Exynos 2400 and 2400e but based on the CPU clock configuration, is lower-end than both of those. This SoC has a CPU with three Prime cores clocked at up to…
Nearly 1,250 middle and high school students from 71 schools around the world joined Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for the Growing Beyond Earth (GBE) Student Launch Chat with the Scientists, marking an inspiring milestone in the program’s 10th anniversary year. The live session, held in collaboration with NASA, connected classrooms directly with Dr. Gioia Massa and Trent M. Smith, senior leaders of NASA Kennedy Space Center’s Space Crop Production team. Students heard firsthand how their classroom experiments are helping NASA identify and grow the best crops for future astronauts on long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars. “Our students are…
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. Samsung HW-Q800F: two-minute reviewThe Samsung HW-Q800F is the 2025 edition of Samsung’s yearly Dolby Atmos soundbar-sub combo, and it proves that the South Korean giant maintains a firm grip on the home theater throne.This 5.1.2 channel soundbar shakes things up a bit by bundling in a far more compact and sleek-looking subwoofer, which is far easier to integrate into your TV setup. Good news though – there’s been no…
Deepfake is a technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create highly manipulated media. The media created by Deepfake can be image, audio, or video, and falls under the category of synthetic media. Since Deepfake technology often uses artificial neural networks, such as Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) or Diffusion Models, media generated by Deepfake is […] This article How to identify Deepfake Videos first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.
Robert Triggs / Android AuthorityAnother week, another problem with USB-C charging. Perhaps I’m just having a worse time than most, undoubtedly due to the sheer number of gadgets on my desk at any given time, but plugging in my new OPPO Find X9 Pro had me pulling my hair out.It’s been a while since I’ve actually struggled to get a modern flagship to start fast charging. Like any normal person, I took my new Find X9 Pro out of the box and tried plugging it into my existing charger setup. That went OK, if not a little slow (more on…
Artificial IntelligenceThere Is Only One AI Company. Welcome to the BlobSteven Levy | Wired ($)”Even the most panicked Cassandra of a decade ago likely didn’t imagine that advanced AI would be controlled by a single, interlocking, money-seeking behemoth. …This rococo collection of partnerships, mergers, funding arrangements, government initiatives, and strategic investments links the fate of virtually every big player in the AI-o-sphere. I call this entity the Blob.”TechEurope Is Scaling Back Its Landmark Privacy and AI LawsRobert Hart | The Verge”Under intense pressure from industry and the US government, Brussels is stripping protections from its flagship General Data Protection Regulation…
I’ve dabbled in the world of Android for years – 2012’s HTC One XL was one of the first Android phones I truly fell in love with, even as everyone around me was fawning over the iPhone 4S. That’s all well and good – competition drives innovation, after all – but there were a few issues when trying to communicate with my Apple-based brethren, especially in the early days. These ranged from small issues like not having access to iMessage, which had launched to much fanfare the year before, to bigger issues like not being able to send photos and…