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Google has announced the launch event for the Pixel 11, giving a sneak peek at the design of its new flagship.

Made by Google 2026 is set for August 12 in New York, and the invitation image from Google unintentionally provided a great glimpse of the Pixel 11 Pro's gold metallic design.

Google has announced the launch event for the Pixel 11, offering a glimpse of its new flagship design.

Made by Google 2026 is set for August 12 in New York, and the invitation image from Google inadvertently provided us with our clearest glimpse of the Pixel 11 Pro's gold metal design.

Apple might be increasing the thickness of the iPhone 18 Pro to accommodate a significant camera enhancement.

The upcoming Pro iPhone from Apple may feature a notably thicker design, probably because of a larger battery and a speculated variable aperture camera.

Hisense's RGB MiniLED technology will be prominently featured at the FIFA World Cup 2026™.

From the VAR Room to the fan zones, Hisense's advanced display technology is transforming the way the globe’s largest tournament is played, officiated, and viewed.

Claude Cowork can continue functioning even when you shut your laptop.

Claude Cowork now operates on both web and mobile, allowing your AI tasks to continue even after you shut your laptop.

iFixit aims to repair your appliances next and has introduced a larger toolkit.

The Megalodon Driver Kit from iFixit, priced at $34.95, expands its repair knowledge beyond small electronics by featuring longer bits and a high-torque driver designed for home repairs.

New Zealand dismisses the idea of banning VPNs following a backlash regarding privacy concerns.

New Zealand has rejected proposals to prohibit VPNs in connection with its social media restrictions for those under 16 years old following strong privacy concerns, as age verification legislation continues to move closer to encryption issues.

Major tech companies challenge Belgium's creator compensation law at the EU court.

Google, Meta, Spotify, and Sony informed the EU's highest court that Belgium's copyright legislation requires platforms to compensate creators more than what was intended by the 2019 directive.

Big Tech challenges Belgium's creator compensation law in EU court.

Google, Meta, Spotify, and Sony informed the EU's highest court that Belgium's copyright legislation requires platforms to compensate creators more than what was envisioned by the 2019 directive.

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