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AppWizard
November 28, 2025
The Ayaneo Next 2 is a handheld gaming device featuring AMD's Strix Halo processor, which has a GPU over five times more powerful than the Steam Deck. It includes a 9-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2,400 x 1,504 pixels and a 165Hz refresh rate. The device has an ergonomic design, larger than many current handhelds, with features like touchpads, ABXY buttons, a d-pad, analog sticks, dual-mode triggers, and an extra-large battery. The Strix Halo chip has shown impressive 1080p gaming performance in previous reviews, while concerns exist regarding battery life, heat management, and noise levels. The Ayaneo Next 2 is expected to be priced similarly to other handhelds with the Strix Halo chip, which may exceed ,000. An upcoming video stream will showcase its features in more detail.
AppWizard
October 11, 2025
In the adventure game Lone Pine, players can examine various objects in the environment, which reveals narrative and character development. The protagonist's commentary during these examinations provides insights into her character and enhances the gameplay experience. Players explore a national park, solve puzzles, and use a camera to capture cryptids, creating an engaging and immersive storytelling experience.
Winsage
October 11, 2025
Microsoft has transitioned its Limited Edition Crocs from beta testing to general availability, priced at .95, and offered in various sizes. The Crocs were introduced in October during Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebrations and gained popularity through a sweepstakes. They feature a design inspired by the Windows XP “Bliss” wallpaper and include custom Jibbitz charms. A Bliss-themed drawstring backpack is also included. The Crocs can be purchased on Microsoft’s official merchandise website, with sizes ranging from women’s 4/men’s 2 to women’s 19/men’s 17.
AppWizard
October 7, 2025
Google Wallet is now supporting digital State IDs in Arkansas, making it the 10th state to offer this feature. Users can add their ID by photographing the front and back of it and taking a video selfie for verification. Arkansas joins other states like California, Arizona, and Georgia in adopting digital IDs. The initiative is part of Google's ongoing effort to integrate digital IDs into users' lives, with plans extending through the end of 2024. While both Arkansas and Montana were announced to receive support, only Arkansas is currently available as of October 6. Additionally, Google is working on digital ID capabilities for select Railcards in the U.K.
AppWizard
September 11, 2025
The Google Pixel 10 phones incorporate C2PA Content Credentials in their camera and Google Photos, marking them as the first to attach these credentials to every photograph taken. The Pixel Camera app has achieved Assurance Level 2, the highest security rating from the C2PA Conformance Program, ensuring a secure environment for digital content. The integration employs a private-by-design strategy for certificate management, preventing traceability back to the creator. On-device trusted time-stamps allow users to trust images even after the certificate expires. The technology is supported by the Google Tensor G5 and Titan M2 security chip, enhancing hardware-backed security features. Content Credentials provide detailed information about the creation and protection of media files, helping users identify AI-generated or altered content. Google is a steering committee member of the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), which aims to establish industry standards for digital content verification. The Pixel 10 categorizes digital content based on verifiable proof of its creation process. Each JPEG photo captured includes Content Credentials, and Google Photos validates these credentials for edited images. The implementation architecture is designed to be secure, verifiable, and usable offline. Google employs a unique certificate management strategy to enhance user privacy, ensuring that each key and certificate is used for only one image. An on-device offline time-stamping authority allows for the generation of trusted time-stamps without requiring internet connectivity.
Winsage
August 28, 2025
Microsoft has introduced a limited-edition pair of Crocs inspired by the Windows XP operating system and its "Bliss" wallpaper to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The Crocs feature a green sole reminiscent of rolling hills and a sky blue upper part reflecting the clear skies from the iconic photograph. Each pair includes six Microsoft-themed Jibbitz: Clippy, the Internet Explorer icon, the MSN butterfly, a file folder, the recycle bin, and a classic mouse cursor. A matching backpack with the "Bliss" image is also part of the collection. The Crocs are currently available for pre-order exclusively to Microsoft employees, with a broader launch planned for the future.
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