Magnific, the AI creative platform formerly known as Freepik, rebranded in April 2026 and now markets a motion-control feature that turns a static image into a moving, camera-directed video clip built for ads, branded content, and short film work. The clips racking up views on… Read More »Real Test of Magnific Motion Control for Video Creators
If you’ve been assuming Xiaomi’s standard flagship would just carry over last year’s camera layout with a spec bump, a new leak suggests otherwise. A recent leak from the Chinese digital insider DCS, reported by XimiTime, points to an engineering unit from a supply chain… Read More »New Xiaomi 18 Leak Reveals Surprising Rear Camera Redesign
NYCC Dragon Ball booth is already generating attention after the official Dragon Ball website announced a special booth for New York Comic Con 2026. The booth is scheduled to feature games, figures, and a spotlight on Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, which is scheduled to begin… Read More »NYCC Dragon Ball Booth: 5 Crucial Fan Facts
Redmi K200 name hint has emerged after Redmi product manager Hu Xinxin, also identified in some reports as Mia Xinxin, responded to a suggestion that Redmi should use the K200 name for the generation after the K100. In response, Hu indicated that the proposed K110… Read More »Redmi K200 Name Hint: Crucial K100 Facts
Ubisoft is marking 25 years of the Ghost Recon franchise by letting PC players claim Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier without paying anything. The tactical shooter is available at no cost through Ubisoft Connect, and the promo lasts until August 13. Once you claim… Read More »Ghost Recon Future Soldier Giveaway: Free Facts
Apple has now pushed another wave of security updates for Mac users on August 6, 2026, shipping macOS Tahoe 26.6.1, macOS Sequoia 15.7.9, and macOS Sonoma 14.8.9. This one is kind of different from the usual “new features” vibe, because it mainly focuses on addressing… Read More »macOS Tahoe 26.6.1: 3 Essential Security Fixes
Samsung has officially unveiled the Samsung ISOCELL HPC, its latest 200MP mobile image sensor for flagship smartphones. The new image sensor comes with several imaging technologies such as DeepPix technology, 16-bit RAW imaging support, and advanced autofocus systems. According to Samsung, the new technologies are… Read More »Samsung ISOCELL HPC: Promising Sensor Features
If Samsung’s One UI has had you jealous of its customizable Quick Panel, Google is finally building something comparable into Android itself. Android Canary 2608 rolled out today, confirmed by Google on the Android Canary subreddit and reported by 9to5Google and Android Authority, headlined by… Read More »Android Canary 2608 Brings Sharp Quick Settings Editor to Pixel
Google has sort of quietly refreshed its official Chrome support pages, offering more clarity about the hardware requirements needed for the browser’s expanding set of Chrome on-device AI features. The main change appears to be a recommendation that supported devices should have roughly 20GB of… Read More »Chrome On-Device AI Requirements Revealed: Google Explains Why Your Browser May Need 20GB Storage
The VITURE Pro 2 takes a practical approach to XR glasses by focusing on reducing the bulk normally associated with wearable displays. At 63g, the glasses are 20% lighter than the previous VITURE Pro and 16% thinner. The redesigned frame, additional thinner padding and seven… Read More »VITURE Pro 2 XR Glasses Bring Sharper 146-Inch Display at $299
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