Artificial IntelligenceStrava Connects to Google Gemini—What It Can Read
US Strava subscribers can now ask Gemini about training trends, races, weather and streaks. The optional connection is read-only, with important limits.
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Arrowspace S1 AI Screwdriver Starts at $79—But It’s Crowdfunded
Arrowmax’s Arrowspace S1 photographs screw heads, recommends a bit and can set a safer torque range. Its $79 starting price comes with Kickstarter risk.
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Apps & SoftwareSamsung News Shuts Down December 21—But the Regional Scope Is Unclear
Samsung News will stop updating on December 21 in confirmed markets. Here’s what Galaxy users lose, what happens to their data and how to switch feeds.
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GadgetsSony’s Transparent PS5 Prism Controllers Cost $84.99—What Changes
Sony’s Prism Collection brings three transparent DualSense colors and matching PS5 covers in February 2027. Here’s what changes, what doesn’t, and when preorders open.
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ComputingFujifilm Will Make Five Times More Data Tape—AI Is Why
Fujifilm is investing about ¥10 billion to quintuple data-tape shipment capacity. Here’s why AI archives still use LTO-10—and where its ransomware protection stops.
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Space techEurope’s IRIS² Orders Antennas for 66 Satellites—What It Changes
MDA Space will begin building digital phased-array antenna systems for 66 early IRIS² satellites. Here’s what the $100M-plus authorization covers—and what remains unsettled.
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GadgetsNokia 2360 Flip Can Be Managed by Family—but It’s 2G Only
HMD’s new Nokia 2360 Flip lets relatives manage contacts, reminders, volume and SOS settings remotely, but its 2G-only radio sharply limits where it can work.
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CamerasNikon’s $13,999.95 120–300mm f/2.8 Zoom Reaches 420mm
Nikon’s new pro Z-mount sports zoom pairs a constant f/2.8 aperture with a built-in 1.4x teleconverter, reaching 420mm at f/4—but weighs six pounds and costs almost $14,000.
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Apps & SoftwareNothing OS 5.0 Reaches Four More Phones Early—What Android 17 Adds
Nothing’s stable Android 17 update is rolling out early to the Phone 3a and Phone 4a families, adding split notifications, privacy indicators and camera tools.
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CybersecurityDJI ROMO 2 Can Now Clean Offline—But Setup Still Goes Online
DJI’s new Local Data Mode keeps ROMO 2 maps and navigation images on the robot while core cleaning works offline—but setup still requires the internet.
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AudioAudio-Technica ATH-M50xSTS-WL Costs $299—and Skips Bluetooth
Audio-Technica’s first wireless StreamSet uses a low-latency 2.4GHz link, M50x-derived 45mm drivers and a condenser boom mic—but not Bluetooth.
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GadgetsThermoWorks RFX Meat Mini Fits Smaller Cuts—but Still Needs a Gateway
ThermoWorks shrank its RFX wireless probe for chicken breasts, fish and filets. The $99 Mini keeps four sensors and long range, but requires the RFX Gateway.
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Artificial IntelligenceVolkswagen Will License Rivian’s In-Car AI—What Drivers Can Expect
Rivian is licensing parts of its vehicle assistant to Volkswagen, extending their $5.8 billion software partnership. Models, timing and fees remain undisclosed.
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