Samsung’s Global Tech Empire: History, Dominance, and What’s Next Samsung’s origins date back to 1938, when founder Lee Byung-chul started a small trading company in Japanese-occupied Korea en.wikipedia.org. Over the decades, Samsung diversified from selling dried fish and groceries into textiles, insurance, retail, and ultimately electronics in the late 1960s en.wikipedia.org. After the founder’s death…
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Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Updates Revive Old Models and Redefine Design Samsung’s new Galaxy Watch 8 series embraces an Apple-style quick-release band connector instead of traditional spring bars, marking the end of a decade of standard watch pins. This “dynamic lug” system (first seen on last year’s Watch Ultra) uses a button on the watch to…
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Google’s Android-ChromeOS Unification: A “Future-First” Strategy Google is officially confirming plans to merge Chrome OS into Android, aiming to consolidate its ecosystem across phones, tablets, and laptops hindustantimes.com hindustantimes.com. Android chief Sameer Samat hinted at this “ambitious move” in a recent interview, calling it “Google’s most ambitious move since Android itself” gizmodo.com. “We’re going to…
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China’s AI Ambitions and Open-Source Revolution Beijing’s Billion-Dollar AI Drive: China is pouring massive resources into AI as a matter of national strategy. A New York Times report notes that Beijing is taking an “industrial policy approach” to help its AI companies catch up to U.S. rivals intellinews.org. Indeed, China’s AI sector has grown explosively:…
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Sydney is a stunning city to film from above, but flying a drone here comes with strict regulations. In 2025, drone pilots face tighter rules, clearly defined no-fly zones, and hefty penalties if they break the law. Before you launch your drone over the Harbour Bridge or a local beach, make sure you understand who…
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Consumer Electronics: Foldables, Phones & Wearables Reinvented Software and Apps: Social Wars & Platform Shake-ups Cybersecurity and Data Privacy: Threats, Breaches & Warnings Space and Aerospace: Launch Landmarks and Lunar Prep Renewable Energy and Green Tech: Clean Power Records & Climate Tech Internet Infrastructure and Telecommunications: Next-Gen Networks & Global Connectivity Sources: reuters.com reuters.com reuters.com…
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Introduction: Pixel Watch 4 Hype and What to Expect The Google Pixel Watch 4 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated smartwatches of 2025. As Google’s fourth-generation wearable, it is expected to refine the Pixel Watch formula with subtle design tweaks, improved battery life, and the latest software innovations. While Google hasn’t…
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General Overview of Drone Laws in Norway Norway’s drone regulations are largely aligned with the common European Union (EASA) framework, as Norway participates in the EU’s aviation safety system dronelicense.eu. This means that since 2021, uniform EU drone rules apply in Norway, focusing on a risk-based approach rather than separating users by recreational or commercial…
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Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 are shaping up to be one of the most significant upgrades to Apple’s earbuds in years. Although Apple hasn’t officially announced these next-gen AirPods Pro, a flurry of credible rumors, leaks, and expert reports have painted a vivid picture of what to expect. From an overhauled design and advanced health sensors…
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The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is shaping up to be Samsung’s next “Fan Edition” smartphone, promising flagship-like features at a more affordable price. Slated for release in late 2025, this device has yet to be officially announced, but a flurry of leaks and rumors have painted a detailed picture of what to expect. From design…
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