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Android 17 Beta Hints at a Butter-Smooth One UI 9 for Samsung Galaxy Devices

In 1993, Malaysian youngster Arsyan Ismail registered AI.com for about Rs 300, simply because it matched his initials. At the time, the internet was new and artificial intelligence had little mainstream relevance.

Decades later, as AI transformed global technology, the short, powerful domain became highly valuable digital real estate. In April 2025, he reportedly sold AI.com to Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com, for $70 million in cryptocurrency, marking an extraordinary return on investment.

#AI #DomainSale #StartupStory #TechNews #DigitalAssets #ROI

Firefox 148 Is Now Available for Download with AI Kill Switch and Other Changes

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Privacy display is the world's first Privacy display.

Before now, Samsung users buy "dark screen covers" to protect their privacy but S26 Ultra Users won't need that anymore I guess.

The Privacy display is better visible when user tilt their device either up, down, left, or right which makes it almost impossible for anyone around you to see whatever it is that you're doing.

Also you can choose Apps, notifications, PINs, Fintech Apps e.t.c to turn on the Privacy display.

This is an incredible feature and functionality, Samsung never fails to deliver top-notch product.

#mobileuidesigns #privacydisplay #SamsungS26Ultra #Newfeature #productdesign #UIUXdesigns #UIUXmobiledesigns

Your Social Media could refuse your US Visa 🇺🇸
Be Ready, Now US Embassy will also monitor your Social media accounts if it has Pro Íräñ Content, Most likely you won't get US Visa

The AI bot, still active on GitHub, is hacking one repo after another, curating its own brag page, and claiming to have scanned over 47,000 repositories.
#AI #cybersecurity #hack #GitHub

GPT-5.4 was released on March 5, 2026 with a massive 1M-token context window, allowing it to analyze entire codebases at once and reduce errors in agentic tasks by up to 40%.

It can also create complex apps like 3D games and simulators in one shot. The model includes native computer-use features for screenshot-based UI automation.

Mozilla is softening its edges! ✨ The upcoming "Nova" redesign is trading sharp corners for a "floating island" UI, uniform rounded radii, and a framed approach to web content that feels remarkably fresh (and a little bit like the Zen browser).

With customizable pastel gradients and a UI that feels more "lifestyle tech" than "legacy browser," Nova looks to bridge the gap between Firefox’s hardcore FOSS roots and the approachable aesthetics of Chrome and Material You. 🎨

Is the new look a breath of fresh air, or is it getting a bit too "Chrome-y" for your taste? 🦊