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The product many people were casually calling the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro has an official name now. DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P pushes the Pocket line further toward serious creator gear without losing the small-camera appeal that made the series work in the first place.
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Romania's relationship with SpaceX is starting to look less like a one-off satellite story and more like a working regulatory and infrastructure partnership. The official trail runs through ANCOM, not hype.
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Silverstone looks like a Mercedes-favoured weekend on paper, but not a comfortable one. Ferrari arrives with momentum after Lewis Hamilton’s first win in red.
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Fresh Geekbench entries suggest Valve's Steam Machine review cycle may be moving, but CPU scores are not the main thing buyers need to know. Price, noise, game behavior, and how SteamOS feels in the living room still matter more.
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A Korean industry report says Samsung Foundry has won work on a future Neuralink chip. That may prove true, but neither Samsung nor Neuralink has publicly announced a partnership, so the careful version is the only honest one.
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The U.S. government ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its most advanced Claude models over national security concerns. The dispute highlights the tension between AI safety warnings and open access.
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Google released Android 17 to most supported Pixel devices on June 16, 2026. The feature list matters, but the bigger shift is that Google's platform handoff now happens in public much earlier in the year.
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The Reddit gallery of Italian and French newspaper covers captured the real meaning of Hamilton's Barcelona win: Ferrari did not just get a result, it got a public release of pressure.
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The 25,000mAh UGREEN 165W power bank with built-in cables is not tiny, but it earns the space if you charge a laptop and phone away from the wall.
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