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Samsung has teased a new privacy-focused display feature for its upcoming Galaxy S26 smartphones. The company says the technology is designed to prevent “shoulder surfing” by blocking strangers from viewing sensitive content in public spaces. Samsung announced on Tuesday that it plans to “unveil a new Galaxy privacy layer” aimed at protecting users in public environments.While specific technical details were not disclosed, the company suggested the feature goes beyond traditional plastic privacy screen protectors. The announcement included short demo videos showing the feature in action. In the clips, the display becomes dimmed or fully obscured when viewed from a side…

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A quirky personal AI assistant shaped like a lobster has unexpectedly taken the tech world by storm. Originally known as Clawdbot, the tool — now renamed Moltbot — promises to actually perform tasks, not just answer questions, drawing massive attention from developers and AI enthusiasts alike. Moltbot, formerly Clawdbot, describes itself as the “AI that actually does things.”It can manage calendars, send messages through apps, and even check users in for flights. Despite requiring a fairly technical setup, thousands of users rushed to try it. The project went viral within weeks, fueled by social media buzz and developer curiosity. Who…

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England’s Joe Root and Harry Brook struck contrasting centuries as the tourists powered to a 53-run victory over Sri Lanka in Colombo on Tuesday to secure a 2-1 win in their one-day series. After choosing to bat, England were on the back foot when Ben Duckett (7) and Rehan Ahmed (24) fell inside the opening 11 overs. Root then found a perfect partner in captain Brook, whose explosive innings shifted the momentum decisively. Brook plundered an ODI career-best 136 off 66 balls, hammering 11 fours and nine sixes in a blistering display that transformed England’s innings. Root anchored the other…

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A Chinese commercial aerospace firm has successfully deployed a general-purpose AI model aboard its orbiting satellites, marking a major milestone for space-based computing. The GuoXing Aerospace Technology announced at a seminar on Monday that it has uplinked the Alibaba’s Qwen3 large language model to its inaugural space-based computing center, enabling end-to-end reasoning tasks entirely in orbit. “This marks the world’s first deployment of a general-purpose large-scale AI model from ground control to an operational satellite constellation in orbit,” said Wang Yabo, executive vice president of the Chengdu-based startup. Last May, China launched a new constellation of 12 space computing satellites…

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Helsinki’s waterfront is where geopolitics looks like daily life. At the harbour, cranes swing, containers stack up, and cargo rolls in and out — Finnish exports heading east, Chinese products pouring in, then spreading to homes, shops and streets nationwide. Finland and China have kept it simple for decades: business first, drama last. The two countries marked 75 years of diplomatic relations last October, a milestone felt less in speeches and more in shipping schedules, store shelves and factory order books. One big shift locals point to is how Chinese tech is viewed. Electric vehicles, consumer electronics and retail tech…

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China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) directly administered by the central government invested 1.1 trillion yuan (about $157.69 billion) in research and development (R&D) in 2025, official data showed on Wednesday. The R&D spending has remained above 1 trillion yuan for four consecutive years, said Pang Xiaogang, deputy head of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council. China’s central SOEs have played an important role in advancing key technologies, fostering strategic emerging industries, and developing new quality productive forces. In 2025, central SOEs invested 2.5 trillion yuan (about $359.5 billion) in strategic emerging industries, accounting for 41.8 percent…

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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has dismissed claims of a new military operation in Tirah Valley, saying recent population movement is a routine, weather-driven migration that is being wrongly portrayed as a crisis. Addressing a joint press conference in Islamabad, Asif was joined by Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar and Coordinator Ikhtiar Wali. The ministers responded to reports about displacement in Tirah Valley and criticism of the federal government’s role. Seasonal migration due to snowfall Khawaja Asif said people living along the Pak-Afghan border, particularly in Tirah Valley, migrate every year once snowfall begins. “There are six to seven villages along…

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Azerbaijani authorities on Tuesday said they had arrested three men accused of planning an attack on a foreign embassy in the capital, allegedly at the direction of Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K). In a statement, Azerbaijan’s State Security Service said the suspects had conspired with members of ISIS-K. They allegedly obtained weapons and were preparing to carry out an attack on a foreign diplomatic mission in Baku. Security forces arrested the men before the plan could be executed. Authorities did not disclose the name of the targeted embassy. Suspects identified, investigation ongoing The State Security Service named the three individuals in…

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South Korea moved swiftly on Tuesday to reassure the United States of its commitment to a major trade and investment deal after President Donald Trump threatened to sharply raise tariffs, accusing Seoul of delaying implementation. US President Donald Trump said he would raise tariffs on South Korean autos and other imports. The proposed increase would push tariffs to 25% from the current 15%, without offering a timeline. Trump accused South Korea’s legislature of failing to enact a trade agreement reached last year. The deal was linked to large-scale South Korean investments in the US in exchange for tariff reductions. The…

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US President Donald Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz struck a conciliatory note after a private phone call on Monday, in a sign the two sides want to defuse a crisis over the Trump-ordered deportation drive that has left two US citizens dead in Minneapolis. Trump and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke by telephone on Monday as well, and their subsequent remarks were also upbeat, a change from weeks of vitriolic public exchanges. Another sign of a thaw was confirmation from a senior Trump administration official that Gregory Bovino, a top US Border Patrol official who has been a lightning…

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