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Lego Unveils Massive Ultimate Death Star Set Priced at 1000 Dollars Lego has officially revealed its latest and most ambitious Star Wars set to date, the Ultimate Death Star. This colossal model is a beast, comprising over nine thousand individual pieces, making it the single largest Lego Star Wars set ever produced by the company. […]

Belkin has introduced a range of new products at IFA 2025, including a wall charger, a car charger, and four additions to its SoundForm audio lineup. However, the most significant announcement from the consumer electronics brand is its new Qi2 25W wireless charging puck. The UltraCharge Magnetic Charger 25W is designed to charge an iPhone

TCL Unveils QM9K Flagship TVs, First to Integrate Google’s Gemini AI TCL has announced its latest flagship television series, the QM9K. This new lineup marks a significant industry first as it will be the very first to feature the new Gemini on Google TV integration. This feature, which was initially detailed earlier this year, represents

Google’s Circle to Search feature has received a significant upgrade, now offering the ability to translate text in real time as a user scrolls through content on their Android device. This enhancement addresses a major limitation of the initial tool, which required users to restart the translation process every time the on-screen content changed. The

Meta has officially launched a new long-form text feature for its Threads app, just a week after it was first spotted in testing. The update allows users to attach text snippets of up to 10,000 characters to their posts, a move the company says is designed to better support journalists and creators on the platform.

Tesla Opens Robotaxi App Waitlist to All iPhone Users, Android Version Coming Tesla has opened up the waitlist for its Robotaxi service by making its iOS application available for download to all iPhone users. This marks a significant expansion beyond the initial group of early access testers. The move signals a step towards a broader

Nintendo Switch Online Gets a Boost for Game Boy Advance Games Nintendo Switch Online has rolled out a significant update for its Game Boy Advance emulator, bringing it more in line with the features offered for other classic consoles. The new functionality enhances the experience for players revisiting these handheld classics on both the original

Google Photos Embraces Veo 3 AI for Video and Image Remixing Google is injecting its Photos platform with a fresh dose of generative AI by integrating the Veo 3 video model. This move brings a suite of new creative tools that allow users to manipulate their existing media in novel ways. A key upgrade is

TCL has unveiled a new smartphone at IFA 2025, the NXTPAPER 60 Ultra. This device marks a significant step for the company as its first phone to feature the latest generation of its proprietary NXTPAPER display technology, version 4.0. The core concept of NXTPAPER is to bridge the gap between the eye comfort of e-paper

A federal jury has ordered Google to pay 425 million dollars to the plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit centered on user data collection. The case alleged that the tech giant continued to harvest user information even after individuals had turned off a specific tracking feature. The lawsuit, originally filed in July 2020, argued that