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How to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge was officially revealed during the Unpacked event, with full specs, pricing, and shipping dates announced.
- Pricing for the Galaxy S25 Edge starts at $1,100 for 256GB storage, available for pre-order on Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung's website with a pre-order credit and upgrade offer.
- Key features of the Galaxy S25 Edge include a slim design, AI-supported photography capabilities, 6.7-inch screen, 200MP sensor, and various AI-powered functionalities.
- The phone comes in three colors, offers seven years of security and software updates, uses Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and boasts a 3,900mAh battery for 24-hour usage.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge hands-on: Less smartphone, more compromises
- Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge, the slimmest member of the S25 family at just 5.8mm thick, available for preorder at $1,100.
- The S25 Edge offers a new direction for Samsung’s flagship S series, being thinner with a larger 6.7-inch screen than the S25.
- Despite the thinness, the S25 Edge feels light yet premium, with a camera unit protruding but well-balanced.
- The phone features a primary 200MP sensor, a 12MP ultrawide camera, but lacks a dedicated telephoto system.
- It supports 8K video, night photography, lossless zoom, generative editing, and AI tools powered by a custom Snapdragon 8 Elite chip.
- The S25 Edge promises seven generations of OS updates and security updates for seven years.
- Samsung made compromises to fit features into the slim profile, including a 3,900mAh battery for a 6.7-inch display.
- Battery life may be a concern due to the slim design, but Samsung claims the S25 Edge can run video for up to 24 hours.
- Priced at $1,100, the S25 Edge will launch on May 30 in Silver, Jet Black, and Icy Blue, with a full review expected soon.
- The article was originally published on Engadget.
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Philips Fixables will let you 3D print replacement parts for your electric razors and trimmers
- Philips is launching a program called Fixables, allowing customers to 3D print replacement parts for their personal care products.
- The initiative is a partnership with Prusa Research and LePub, hosted by Printables, but quality of prints and accessibility to 3D printers are concerns.
- Fixables is in early stages, initially launching in the Czech Republic with plans for more parts, and customers can request parts to be added.
- The initiative aims to tackle waste from personal care products and explore 3D printing for sustainability efforts.
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Jamie Lee Curtis publicly shamed Mark Zuckerberg to remove a deepfaked ad
- Jamie Lee Curtis called out Mark Zuckerberg to remove a deepfaked ad on Facebook and Instagram selling sketchy products.
- Curtis expressed her discontent over the unauthorized and fake commercial of her, urging Zuckerberg to take it down.
- The prevalence of AI tools has enabled scammers to manipulate videos of celebrities like Curtis, Elon Musk, Tom Hanks, and Johnny Depp for deceptive purposes.
- Meta confirmed the removal of the flagged video and stated efforts to combat such scams, although the extent of celebrities involved in such impersonation schemes remains undisclosed.
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TP-Link AX3000: Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Portable Router for Fast Internet During Travel
- The TP-Link TL-WR3002X AX3000 is a pocket-sized router offering fast and secure internet on the go.
- It provides blazing AX3000 dual-band Wi-Fi, with speeds of 2402 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz.
- Features include Multi-Gig connectivity, 7 travel modes, built-in file sharing, and private, encrypted browsing for safety on public networks.
- Portable and versatile, it is powered by USB-C and can be used with power banks, making it suitable for digital nomads, remote workers, and travelers.
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G is for gradient: Google has redesigned its app logo
- Google has quietly redesigned its app logo with a gradient, softening the transitions between the four solid-color sections.
- The new gradient logo is currently visible on the Google app for Android and iOS devices, but not on other Google smartphone apps or official press materials.
- The change in logo design has occurred without any formal announcement or marketing campaign, contrasting the approach taken during Google's last branding redesign in 2015.
- Speculation arises on whether the new gradient design is a precursor to a larger brand overhaul or simply an experimental phase to gauge public response.
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Samsung may finally give the Galaxy Z Flip a larger cover screen
- Samsung may introduce a larger cover screen for the Galaxy Z Flip 7, resembling the design of the Razr Ultra, based on leaked animation files from One UI 8.
- The Galaxy Z Flip 7 could feature a cover screen that wraps around its back cameras instead of having a display cutout, potentially bringing significant design changes compared to its predecessors.
- The move to a larger cover screen by Samsung could be seen as an attempt to catch up with Motorola, who has been providing more functional cover screens in its foldable devices like the Razr.
- The impact of a larger cover screen on the Galaxy Z Flip 7's usability will depend on how Samsung utilizes it, with potential improvements in functionality compared to the current limited use for notifications and select apps.
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Apple's iOS 19 will reportedly have AI-powered battery management
- Apple is reportedly working on a new AI-driven battery management feature for its upcoming iOS 19 update, which will analyze iPhone usage trends and adjust power draw of apps to conserve battery.
- iOS 19 is expected to include a battery indicator on the lock screen showing the time required for the phone to be fully charged.
- Speculation suggests that iOS 19 improvements aim to support the rumored iPhone Air, which may have a smaller battery due to a slimmer chassis.
- The new battery management feature will be part of Apple's Apple Intelligence suite, with more details possibly revealed at WWDC 2025.
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Ticketmaster proudly announces it will follow the law and show prices up-front
- Ticketmaster declares commitment to upfront pricing, including fees in ticket prices to prioritize fans.
- FTC rule implemented requiring transparency on pricing information for live event ticket vendors with full price displayed prominently.
- Ticketmaster introduces a new queue system for smoother ticket buying experience, providing exact place in line and real-time updates on availability and pricing.
- Waiting rooms open 15 minutes before sales, recommending users to save payment info for seamless checkout process.
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The Switch 2 has a mode that caps battery charge at 90 percent
- Nintendo will introduce a battery preservation mode with the upcoming Switch 2 that limits the charge to 90% to maintain battery health.
- The feature aims to prevent degradation of rechargeable lithium batteries, common when constantly kept at full charge.
- Similar concepts exist in smartphones and Valve's Steam Deck, providing users with the option to prioritize battery longevity over maximum playtime.
- Users can activate the 'Stop Charging Around 90%' toggle in the system settings of the Switch 2 upon its release on June 5.
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Peacock's The Office spin-off arrives this September
- The Paper, a new spin-off of The Office set at a small Ohio newspaper, will premiere exclusively on Peacock in September.
- The series follows the documentary crew that filmed Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch, focusing on a historic Toledo newspaper called The Truth Teller.
- Actors Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore star in the series, along with Oscar Nuñez reprising his role as Oscar from The Office.
- Co-created by Greg Daniels, creator of the US version of The Office, The Paper aims to attract The Office fans and contribute to Peacock's original content lineup.
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Pick up this Anker 5K magnetic battery pack while it's on sale for $22
- Anker 321 MagGo magnetic battery pack is on sale for $22 on Amazon, a 15% discount.
- Limited-time deal with stock running out determining the end of the sale.
- The battery pack attaches magnetically to the back of a smartphone, providing 5,000mAh capacity and up to 19 hours of additional battery life.
- Anker 621 MagGo is discounted to $32 from $48 on Amazon and includes a kickstand for added convenience.
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Peacock promises new streaming features when the NBA arrives this fall
- The NBA is set to debut on Peacock this fall, offering an exciting and inclusive streaming experience.
- New features announced by NBCUniversal for NBA coverage on Peacock include Instant Game Access and Performance View.
- Peacock will provide Live in Browse feature, real-time information display, Catch Up option, and Performance View showing key stats.
- Additionally, Peacock will introduce a ScoreCard feature offering participants alerts about their ranking compared to others while watching games.
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iOS 18.5 arrives with a new wallpaper for Pride Month
- Apple released iOS 18.5 with a new wallpaper to honor LGBTQ+ community ahead of Pride Month.
- The new wallpaper, called Pride Harmony, features bold, colorful stripes that move when the device is locked or unlocked.
- Other minor features in iOS 18.5 include the option to show or hide contact photos in the Mail app and a redesigned AppleCare and Warranty banner in Settings.
- Users can update to iOS 18.5 by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
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NASA's Webb telescope captures mesmerizing images of Jupiter's auroras
- The James Webb Space Telescope captured mesmerizing images of the auroras at Jupiter's north pole, revealing their unique features.
- Jupiter's auroras, caused by charged particles and not just solar storms, exhibit a more complex auroral system compared to Earth.
- The telescope's sensitivity highlighted details and rapid changes in Jupiter's auroras, showcasing its superiority over the Hubble.
- Scientists aim to use these findings to gain insights into Jupiter's magnetic field and atmospheric processes.
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