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Google is finally bringing Chrome‘s Gemini side panel to India, New Zealand, and Canada starting today. The move adds support for more than 50 languages, including Hindi, French, and Spanish, which means millions of new users can now access the AI assistant on desktop, iOS, and Chromebook Plus devices without switching their browser language. The assistant runs on Gemini 3.1 and lives in a side panel so you can keep browsing while asking for help. Need to summarize a dense article? Just ask. Wondering if you can make that recipe vegan? The AI can figure it out. It can even…

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By Jensen Huang, Founder & CEO, NVIDIA AI is one of the most powerful forces shaping the world today. It is not a clever app or a single model; it is essential infrastructure, like electricity and the internet. AI runs on real hardware, real energy, and real economics. It takes raw materials and converts them into intelligence at scale. Every company will use it. Every country will build it. To understand why AI is unfolding this way, it helps to reason from first principles and look at what has fundamentally changed in computing. From Pre‑Recorded Software to Real‑Time Intelligence For most…

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Nvidia built its empire on gaming chips, but now it’s coming for your work tasks. The company plans to launch NemoClaw, an open platform for AI agents that handle jobs without constant hand-holding. The chipmaker has been pitching this software to enterprise companies ahead of its developer conference next week in San Jose. Sources say Nvidia reached out to potential partners including Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe, and CrowdStrike. Companies can access NemoClaw even if they don’t run on Nvidia hardware. Why Nvidia is betting on autonomous agents The move taps into a growing trend around “claws,” open-source tools that run…

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Dubai, UAE, March 11, 2026 – Hisense, a leading global brand in consumer electronics and home appliances, today reaffirmed its continued commitment to the Middle East and the people who drive its success across the region. During this period, Hisense Middle East leadership, including President Jason Ou, remains actively on the ground engaging with employees and key partners across markets, reinforcing collaboration and ensuring the well-being of teams and stakeholders. Based at the regional headquarters in Dubai, the leadership team continues to work closely with partners and local teams to maintain strong coordination and support ongoing operations. As a global company with deep roots in…

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After being unveiled earlier this year, ASUS’ NUC 16 Pro mini PC is finally hitting the shelves. One of the mid-tier configurations of the tiny system is now listed online, and it is currently available for purchase. The variant packs Intel’s Panther Lake processor, bringing a significant upgrade over the previous NUC systems. Serious hardware inside a tiny box The mini PC first made its debut at CES 2026, with powerful specs under the hood. But the model currently listed features Intel’s Core Ultra 7 365H processor. You get support for up to 128GB of DDR5 RAM across two SO-DIMM…

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Portable power stations have exploded in popularity as of late, but most of the interesting ones are either too small to be genuinely useful or priced well out of reach. The DJI Power 2000 sits in a different category: 2048Wh of LFP capacity, 3000W of continuous output, and a 0-80% recharge time of 55 minutes, now down to $799. That’s a $500 drop, and it’s the kind of cut that makes this worth a serious look. What you’re getting The headline number is the capacity: 2048Wh puts this comfortably in whole-home-backup territory for shorter outages, not just phone charging and…

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In a world where smartphones are central to both daily life and work, protecting your flagship device is more important than ever. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is one of the most powerful phones on the market, offering top-tier performance, a premium camera system and a striking design. But all that engineering can be fragile without the right protection. That’s where rugged cases come in – designed to shield your phone from drops, dust, bumps, slips and the kind of accidental mishaps that happen to everyone. With users increasingly relying on their phones outdoors, at job sites, during travel, or…

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Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra may not look that different from the outside, but a teardown video is revealing some notable engineering changes inside the phone. The disassembly has revealed that Samsung employs a more advanced cooling structure on its latest flagship. In the video shared by the YouTube channel PBKreviews, the company seems to be borrowing ideas from PC-style thermal management by layering multiple cooling materials together to help the phone run cooler. A four-layer cooling setup inside the phone Looking at the teardown, the Galaxy S26 Ultra uses four different thermal elements working together to control heat, which include:…

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Sonos has had a rough couple of years. A botched app redesign, executive shakeups, product cancellations, and a stock price that’s been doing its best impression of a broken subwoofer. So when the company announced two new speakers, the collective reaction from the audio world was somewhere between cautious optimism and “please, just don’t mess it up.” The Sonos Play: A portable speaker with bigger ambitions The headline addition is the Sonos Play — a $299 portable speaker that the company is positioning as its most versatile yet. On paper, it’s genuinely interesting: IP67 waterproofing, 24 hours of battery life,…

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YouTube is stepping up its fight against one of the most troubling uses of AI: deepfake videos that impersonate real people. The company announced it is expanding its likeness detection technology to a pilot group of journalists, government officials, and political candidates. It’s a move aimed at protecting public figures from AI-generated impersonation. The feature works somewhat like Content ID for faces. Participants submit a short video and a government ID so the system can learn their likeness. Once enrolled, YouTube scans uploads for AI-generated videos that mimic their appearance. If such content appears, the individual can review it and…

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