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YouTube now uses your paused videos as a new spot for ads

YouTube delivered a statement regarding the recent string of ads appearing on paused content.

Android Central

Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar: price, release date, features and new 'Sound Motion' speaker tech explained

The long-awaited Sonos Arc Ultra is finally here – here's everything you need to know.

TechRadar

Nova H1 audio earrings just got a massive, unintended boost thanks to Harris vs. Trump debate — what you need to know

The internet has convinced itself that Kamala Harris was wearing the Nova H1 audio earrings during the presidential debate — but what are the devices at the core of the controversy?

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The PS5 Pro specs leaked months ago, pointing to faster system memory for the console upgrade

The beefed-up console is better in every way, duh

GamesRadar

PlayStation Just Quietly Revealed the PS5 Pro and Everyone Noticed

Did PlayStation just reveal the look of the PS5 Pro? Certainly seems like it.

Inverse

Windows Recall being removable is just a bug — don't expect it to last

Windows Recall was found to be removable after an update but Microsoft claims that's just a bug

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft confirms that Windows 11 Recall AI is not optional — a glitch made it appear so in the Windows 11 24H2 KB5041865 update

Windows 11's Recall AI feature cannot be disabled despite a toggle in the current version.

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Turns out you won't be able to uninstall Windows 11's Recall feature after all

Microsoft has now confirmed that the ability to remove Recall is just a bug, meaning the feature will not actually be removable when it launches.

Windows Central

PS5 vs. PS5 Pro: Will the upgrades justify the price to go Pro?

Let's see what a PS5 vs. PS5 Pro matchup could potentially look like.

Laptop

'It might be the most advanced thing we've ever produced as a species': Game-changing Meta AR glasses set to amaze at September Connect event

Meta looks set to reveal its long-rumored AR glasses next month but it won't be the only smart glasses reveal, and it comes with a major catch.

Laptop

Google set to face class-action lawsuit over data collection in Chrome

Google will now have to argue it didn’t mislead users by telling them disabling Chrome sync would prevent personal information from being sent to the company.

TechRadar

Google to continue selling original Pixel Fold

Tech giant Google has announced that it will continue to offer the original Pixel Fold for sale, even with the recent unveiling of its successor, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Finally, 'Zoom Enhance' brings finer details to the Pixel 8 Pro

Google announced that its "Zoom Enhance" feature is finally ready to debut on a few Pro model Pixel phones.

Android Central

3 features I'd miss if I switched my ROG Ally to SteamOS

However, when SteamOS arrives on other platforms like the Asus ROG Ally or any Windows 11 device, there will undoubtedly be benefits of running SteamOS, but what will the negatives be?

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Humane flooded with $1 million in AI Pin returns as dumpster fire rages on

A new report claims that Humane is sitting on $1 million worth of AI Pin returns, versus just $9 million in total sales.

PC Gamer

Logitech says it has 'no plans' for a subscription mouse—let's keep it that way

At least the concerns of PC gamers seem to be recognised.

Windows Central

Logitech decries subscription-based forever mouse that "is not an actual or planned product but a peek into provocative internal thinking on future possibilities"

Logitech's CEO recently discussed a mouse that would require a subscription to receive software updates. The company has since clarified that it has no plans for such an accessory.

Broadcasting & Cable

Max's New Homepage Aims to Fight Search Fatigue

Warner Bros. Discovery says the change has already increased viewer engagement

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Dynamite News

Google Chrome to introduce AI-Powered Google Lens feature for desktop

Google is set to enhance its Chrome browser with a new AI-driven feature that brings Google Lens capabilities to desktop users. Read further on Dynamite News:

TechRadar

ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode is scarily good at times – are we looking at the future of AI interactions?

ChatGPT’s new voice mode is being shown off in various online clips by alpha testers, and it’s seriously impressive.

Windows Central

Reddit CEO says it's “a real pain in the ass to block these companies" from crawling the site, says Microsoft refuses to negotiate

Microsoft is reportedly refusing to pay for scrapping data from Reddit, or rather, it refuses to even talk to Reddit, so says its CEO in a new interview.

Windows Central

One of my favorite PC accessory brands has considered probably the worst design decision I've ever seen for its new mouse

Logitech's CEO discussed the concept of a "forever mouse" that would require a subscription to receive software updates. The idea has received harsh criticism from many on the web.

This iPhone AI “friend” looks like it came from Black Mirror

Friend is a new wearable pendant which interacts with its user as an AI companion, via their iPhone.

iMore

No, Logitech isn't discontinuing its HomeKit products

Despite Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber saying that its smart home products were "pretty much gone," the company says otherwise.

TechRadar

Intel admits damage to unstable 14th-gen and 13th-gen CPUs is permanent – incoming patch is a preventative, not a cure

New Q&A session with Intel is revealing, but likely won’t comfort owners of these processors.

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