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The Narwal Flow impressed me with its performance —but I wish it were easier to use

The Narwal Flow is a great everyday vacuum and an excellent mop, but the user experience can be frustrating, especially in multi-level homes

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· · The Verge AI

Airline's Parenting Fee Policy Sparks Heated AI-Powered Investigation

Ryanair said the CMA’s investigation is “bogus.” | Photo by Nicolas Economou / NurPhoto via Getty Images European economy airline Ryanair is under investigation in the UK for charging parents mandatory fees to sit with their children. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it was looking i

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· · Tom's Guide

I'm a loyal Android user, but even I admit Google needs to steal these five iOS 27 features

Apple has added a bunch of new features to iOS 27 and Apple Intelligence, and Google should be itching to steal them for Android as soon as possible.

#android#ios#mobile-features#google#apple

· · Tom's Guide

I used AI to build a 'live draw' sweepstake tool for the World Cup — and you can use it for free, too

If you want a quick an easy way to set up a family or office World Cup sweepstake, then use this one I built for the Tom's Guide team for free.

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· · Tom's Guide

I tried to replace my gaming monitor with Asus ROG Xreal R1 glasses — it’s not quite what I hoped for

The Asus ROG Xreal R1 provides a glimpse into the future of gaming AR glasses. The dock unlocks home play nicely, but the 240Hz mode and price are questionable.

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· · Tom's Guide

Why wait? I found the 9 best early Amazon Prime Day deals on OLEDs, QLEDs and Mini-LED TVs

Prime Day doesn't kick off until June 23, but I found nine TV deals worth shopping, and they start at just $368.

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· · XDA Developers

Transforming an old laptop into a personal app server exceeded my expectations

Discover how repurposing an old laptop as a home server can breathe new life into your favorite apps and streamline your digital life.

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· · SecurityWeek

GreatXML Zero-Day Vulnerability Circumvents BitLocker Security Measures

The PoC exploits Microsoft Defender’s offline scan to spawn a SYSTEM shell when rebooting in Recovery Mode. The post ‘GreatXML’ Zero-Day Exploit Bypasses BitLocker appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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· · GSMArena

Google seeds Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4 with several bug fixes

Google has started rolling out Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4 to eligible Pixel devices. The latest beta arrives nearly three weeks after Beta 3, which was released shortly after The Android Show: I/O Edition 2026. The Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4 update is rolling out to supported Pixel devices starting with the

#android#mobile#beta-testing#pixel-devices

· · GSMArena

OnePlus N-Series Lands in India Soon, Amazon Exclusive Launch Awaits

There has been talk that OnePlus is in the process of launching a new entry-level series in India – it will be called the “OnePlus N” series and will compete in the under-₹20,000 price range against Redmi, Realme and Poco phones. Now, both OnePlus India and Amazon India are teasing this new series.

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· · Dev.to

Prompt Engineering for AI Image Generation — A Developer's Practical Guide

Most developers treat AI image prompts like search queries. Type a few words, hope for the best, get disappointed. After generating a few thousand images while building Pixova, I've found that prompts behave more like function parameters than search terms. Here's the practical breakdown. Think of a

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· · Dev.to

Unmasking Data Center Activity: ASN Data Cracks Down on VPNs and Suspicious Traffic

How to Detect VPNs, Data Centers, and Suspicious Traffic Using ASN Data Most developers think about IP intelligence in terms of geolocation. Questions like: Which country is this user from? Which city are they connecting from? What language should I show? are common. But after working with APIs, ana

#cloud-computing#vpn-detection#data-intelligence#network-security

· · Dev.to

Raspberry Pi 5 Powers Private Cloud Ecosystem on a Shoestring

A single-board computer like the Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB) can be surprisingly capable when properly optimized. Running a complete NVR with AI object detection (Frigate) alongside a self-hosted collaborative office suite (Nextcloud + Euro-Office) and a private mesh network (Headscale) is demanding, but h

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· · Dev.to

Indian Businesses Bitten by Location-Based MFA Deception in Cloud Services

We thought we had location-based MFA. We had something else entirely Our CTO asked a simple question: when someone travels and signs in from outside our home country, do we prompt for MFA? Everyone's gut answer was yes. Users do get prompted when they travel. Case closed, right? I decided to actuall

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· · Dev.to

Designing Source-Grounded AI Answers for Meeting Search

Designing Source-Grounded AI Answers for Meeting Search AI meeting tools are getting better at generating summaries. That is useful. But summaries are only one part of the problem. The harder question is: Can users ask questions across past conversations and trust the answer? For example: What did t

#cloud-computing#ai#meeting-tools#data-summarization

· · Dev.to

India's Top AI Automation Platforms Take the Cloud by Storm

AI workflow automation has changed a lot in the last two years. A few years ago, “workflow automation” mostly meant connecting apps together: when someone submits a form, add a row to Google Sheets; when a deal moves in HubSpot, send a Slack message; when a new support ticket appears, assign it to t

#ai-workflow-automation#cloud-computing#automation-tools#artificial-intelligence

· · Dev.to

Cloud Adoption for AI Product Development Has Its Hidden Hurdles

One of the most uncomfortable moments as a founder is realizing that you may have spent weeks or months building something in a way that is not quite right. Not because the vision is wrong. But because the path you took to reach it may not be the right one. That is the kind of realization I recently

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· · Dev.to

India's Wireless Clipboard Revolution: ClipFour Takes Sharing to New Heights

Hey developers! 👋 We’ve all been there: you are working on your laptop, and you need to send a long URL, a piece of code, or a quick note to your phone. What do most people do? They open WhatsApp Web, send it to themselves, or draft an email. It’s slow, annoying, and requires logging into messy app

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· · Dev.to

33+ Free Developer Tools That Never Send Your Data

The Problem with Most Online Formatters You know the drill. You paste some JSON into a random online formatter, or convert a CSV to Markdown, or format a WeChat article. The tool works fine, but have you ever stopped to think about what happens to your data? Most "free" online tools send your conten

#cloud-computing#developer-tools#data-privacy#open-source#software-development

· · Dev.to

Indian AI Enthusiast Cracks Low-Cost Inference Model for Chatbots

My CV is a PDF, and PDFs do not answer questions. So I built ask.hiten.dev: a streaming chat grounded in my actual career history, where a recruiter can ask "why should I hire you over another senior frontend engineer?" and get a real answer. The constraint that made it interesting: the total infere

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