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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Nothing 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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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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ComputingRaven Prism Smart Glasses Put Linux in Your Eyeline for $1,499
Raven Prism combines Linux, a full-color monocular display and hot-swappable batteries in sub-70g glasses—but its $1,499 price targets developers.
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Health TechFitbit Edge Is Now on Sale for $179.99—What You Give Up
Google’s Fitbit Edge is now on sale for $179.99 with GPS, ECG, a larger OLED screen and a replaceable battery—but no NFC payments.
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Artificial IntelligenceMistral Large 4 Open Weights Are Out—What ‘Le Chonk’ Changes
Mistral has released the weights for its 1-trillion-parameter Large 4 model. Here’s what open weight means, who can realistically run it, and the security tradeoffs.
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ComputingApple’s Touchscreen MacBook Pro Starts at $2,899—Who Is It For?
Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro combines tandem OLED, M5 Pro or M5 Max and a lighter design—but its $2,899 starting price creates a narrow upgrade case.
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GadgetsAmazon’s Alexa Photo Frame Starts at $199.99—Prime Is the Catch
Amazon’s 10-inch Alexa Photo Frame adds voice search, automatic photo curation and voice notes, but its best features depend on Amazon Photos, Alexa+ and Prime.
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GadgetsSamsung W27 Starts at 18,999 Yuan—And It’s China-Only
Samsung’s W27 foldable pairs an 8-inch screen, 200MP camera and satellite calls with luxury styling—but its services and availability are built for China.
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Apps & SoftwareGranola Voice Typing Lands on Mac—Free, Unlimited and Cross-App
Granola’s new Mac voice typing feature works across apps and promises unlimited words for free. Here’s how it works, its privacy tradeoffs, and what remains unclear.
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Apps & SoftwareMicrosoft Edge Opens Up to 33% Faster—But Only in Warm Launches
Microsoft says Edge 150 can open up to 33% faster on updated Windows 11 PCs. The catch: the browser must already be running in the background.
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