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    Google Gemini’s super-fast Flash-Lite 2.5 model is out now – here’s why you should switch today

    Google’s new Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite model is its fastest and most cost-efficient The model is for tasks that don’t require much processing, like translation and data organization The new model is in preview, while Gemini 2.5 Flash and Pro are now generally available AI chatbots can respond at a pretty…

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      Ready for an iPhone upgrade? Here’s why you (probably) don’t need to buy a Pro

      At the risk of sounding like someone who’s old before his time, I have a fairly substantial list of tech pet peeves. At the lower end of the scale, I don’t understand folks who hold their phone at a distance when having a conversation, nor am I a fan of…

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        ‘A masterpiece of engineering’: Highpoint storage AIC is expensive but at 60GBps sequential throughput, it will quench almost anyone’s thirst for speed

        HighPoint Rocket 7604A RAID card is half the size of the previous iteration Delivers nearly 60GBps using four Gen5 SSDs with no power cable First review shows it offers strong performance across both Intel and AMD platforms The HighPoint Rocket 7604A is a PCIe Gen5 RAID card which targets professionals…

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          Adobe Project Indigo is a new photo app from former Pixel camera engineers

          Adobe launched its own take on how smartphone cameras should work this week with Project Indigo, a new iPhone camera app from some of the team behind the Pixel camera. The project combines the computational photography techniques that engineers Marc Levoy and Florian Kainz popularized at Google, with pro controls…

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            5 Nintendo Switch 2 settings I recommend changing as soon as you boot your new console up

            There’s nothing quite like the excitement of a new console; feverishly whipping off the packaging, setting up your user account, and loading up your games to settle in for an hours-long induction to your new system. Thrilling though the process may be, there’s a fundamental step all too often skipped:…

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              Jaw-dropping security flaws found in open source code could allow hackers to spirit away entire projects – here’s what devs need to know

              Sysdig exposed how a trusted GitHub feature can silently hand control to attackers pull_request_target isn’t just risky, it’s a loaded weapon in the wrong hands Even top-tier security projects like MITRE’s can fall to simple GitHub workflow misconfigurations Experts have revealed several critical vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions workflows which could…

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