Marcin Frąckiewicz

Anbernic RG Rotate revealed with swiveling screen, no price or launch date yet

Anbernic RG Rotate revealed with swiveling screen, no price or launch date yet

Anbernic has announced the RG Rotate, an Android handheld with a swiveling square display for retro gaming, but has not disclosed price, specs, or a release date. The device features a proprietary hinge, D-pad, face buttons, and no thumbsticks, with controls beneath the screen. Early reports note USB-C, microSD, and no headphone jack. Competing devices from Retroid and AYN are priced at $199 and $369, respectively.
April 14, 2026
YouTube Live Ads Change: Chat Surges and Fan Tips Now Trigger Ad-Free Windows

YouTube Live Ads Change: Chat Surges and Fan Tips Now Trigger Ad-Free Windows

YouTube will delay ads during livestreams when chat activity peaks and give paying viewers temporary ad-free periods after Super Chat, Super Sticker, or gift purchases. The company is also expanding its dual-format streaming, letting some creators broadcast in horizontal and vertical modes simultaneously. The dual-format feature and new ad tools are still rolling out to all creators.
April 14, 2026
Apple iOS 26.5 Public Beta 2 Shows Maps Ads Prompt as Summer Launch Draws Closer

Apple iOS 26.5 Public Beta 2 Shows Maps Ads Prompt as Summer Launch Draws Closer

Apple released the second public beta of iOS 26.5 on Tuesday, adding a prompt in Maps that explains upcoming local ads based on search terms and approximate location. The move comes as Apple Business, its new merchant platform, launches in over 200 countries, and Maps ad inventory is set to open this summer in the U.S. and Canada. The beta also continues tests of RCS encryption and adds Live Activities support for wearables in the EU.
April 14, 2026
Adobe rushes emergency Acrobat Reader patch after months-long PDF zero-day attacks

Adobe rushes emergency Acrobat Reader patch after months-long PDF zero-day attacks

Adobe released emergency patches for Acrobat and Reader after attackers exploited CVE-2026-34621, a PDF flaw abused for at least four months. U.S. authorities added the bug to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on April 13, requiring federal agencies to patch by April 27. The flaw enables remote code execution and sandbox escapes via malicious PDFs. Attacks used Russian-language lures tied to Russia’s oil and gas sector.
April 14, 2026
Lenovo Revives Legion Y70 Gaming Phone for May China Launch as RedMagic Rival Takes Shape

Lenovo Revives Legion Y70 Gaming Phone for May China Launch as RedMagic Rival Takes Shape

Lenovo announced it will launch a new Legion Y70 gaming phone in China in May, reviving its Legion handset line after a two-year break. The company has not disclosed specifications, price, or whether the device will be sold outside China. A leaked image shows a black phone with a square camera block and vertical Legion branding. The launch comes as China’s smartphone shipments fell 1% in the first quarter, according to Omdia.
April 14, 2026
Google Search Warns Sites to Fix Back-Button Hijacking by June 15 or Risk Ranking Penalties

Google Search Warns Sites to Fix Back-Button Hijacking by June 15 or Risk Ranking Penalties

Google will start penalizing websites that hijack users’ browser back buttons on June 15, treating the practice as a spam violation that can lower search rankings. Sites using the tactic may face manual or automated penalties, even if the behavior comes from third-party code or ads. Google said site owners are responsible for removing deceptive scripts before enforcement begins.
April 14, 2026
Sandisk Stock Pulls Back After Nasdaq-100 Boost as Evercore Sees $1,200 on AI Storage Demand

Sandisk Stock Pulls Back After Nasdaq-100 Boost as Evercore Sees $1,200 on AI Storage Demand

Sandisk shares fell 2.2% to $932.01 Tuesday after a record 11.8% jump Monday, ahead of its addition to the Nasdaq-100 on April 20. Evercore ISI set a $1,200 price target, citing AI-driven NAND demand, while Citi raised its target to $980. Sandisk and China’s YMTC each held 11.8% of the global NAND market last year. The company reports fiscal Q3 results on April 30.
April 14, 2026
Apple M4 iPad Air Price Drop Hits Amazon as Reviews Praise Speed, Question Laptop Replacement

Apple M4 iPad Air Price Drop Hits Amazon as Reviews Praise Speed, Question Laptop Replacement

Apple’s new M4 iPad Air saw discounts at major U.S. retailers Tuesday, with Amazon dropping the 11-inch model to about $552 and the 13-inch to $747-$749. The tablet, launched in March at $599 and $799, adds 12GB memory and Wi-Fi 7 but keeps its 60Hz LCD and design. Early reviews praised performance but noted software and hardware limits for pro use. Apple held 41.9% of global tablet shipments in Q4 2025.
April 14, 2026
GoPro Mission 1 Launches With 8K Video and Interchangeable Lenses as Camera Maker Chases Pro Creators

GoPro Mission 1 Launches With 8K Video and Interchangeable Lenses as Camera Maker Chases Pro Creators

GoPro on Tuesday launched the Mission 1 camera line, featuring 1-inch 50-megapixel sensors, 8K video, and its first interchangeable-lens model. The move follows a 19% revenue drop in 2025 and a 23% workforce cut announced last week. Pre-orders for Mission 1 Pro and related models start May 21. GoPro shares slipped 0.2% to about 93 cents in morning trading.
April 14, 2026
Samsung widens One UI 8.5 beta to Galaxy S23 and older models, but AirDrop-style sharing still has a catch

Samsung widens One UI 8.5 beta to Galaxy S23 and older models, but AirDrop-style sharing still has a catch

Samsung has expanded its One UI 8.5 beta to older Galaxy models, including the S23 FE in India and A35 in India and South Korea, with firmware updates now live. The rollout adds features like Quick Share, but AirDrop-style transfers remain limited to the Galaxy S26 series. Availability varies by device and region. Samsung’s move comes as global smartphone shipments fell 6% in Q1 2026.
April 14, 2026
Motorola Razr Fold Goes Global as Razr 70 Ultra Leak Hints at Barely Changed Upgrade

Motorola Razr Fold Goes Global as Razr 70 Ultra Leak Hints at Barely Changed Upgrade

Motorola has launched international sales of the Razr Fold, its first book-style foldable, with promotions in Europe and bundled discounts. The Razr Fold features an 8.1-inch inner display, stylus support, and a 6,000 mAh battery, starting at 1,999 euros. Leak reports suggest the upcoming Razr 70 Ultra flip phone may offer only minor hardware changes, including a 5,000 mAh battery. Motorola holds 44% of North America’s foldable market.
April 14, 2026
Porsche Patent Reveals Disappearing Racing Stripes That Appear in Sport Mode and Show EV Charge

Porsche Patent Reveals Disappearing Racing Stripes That Appear in Sport Mode and Show EV Charge

Porsche has filed a German patent for car bodywork that can display, hide, or change the color of exterior stripes based on drive mode, and show battery charge on electric models. The application, published March 26, 2026, lists Porsche AG as applicant and names three inventors. The move comes after Porsche reported a 15% drop in first-quarter deliveries and increased focus on customization.
April 14, 2026
Windows 11 finally moves closer to ending 32GB FAT32 limit as 2TB formatting reaches Beta

Windows 11 finally moves closer to ending 32GB FAT32 limit as 2TB formatting reaches Beta

Microsoft is raising the FAT32 volume size limit in Windows Insider Beta and Dev builds, allowing command-line formatting up to 2TB, up from 32GB. The change, previewed April 10, does not apply to the graphical formatter. Updates also speed up disk settings and fix data usage display bugs. FAT32 remains required for some devices despite newer formats dominating most storage.
April 14, 2026
Google Pixel 10 modem gets quiet Rust security overhaul to curb baseband attacks

Google Pixel 10 modem gets quiet Rust security overhaul to curb baseband attacks

Google has deployed a Rust-based DNS parser in Pixel 10 modem firmware, marking the first use of memory-safe code in a Pixel baseband. The change targets memory-safety vulnerabilities that previously allowed remote device compromise. Google selected and adapted the open-source hickory-proto library for this purpose. The update adds about 371 kilobytes to the modem image.
April 14, 2026
Microsoft May Lower Xbox Game Pass Price After CEO Says Service Is Too Expensive

Microsoft May Lower Xbox Game Pass Price After CEO Says Service Is Too Expensive

Microsoft is reviewing Xbox Game Pass pricing after a leaked memo showed gaming chief Asha Sharma told staff the subscription is “too expensive for players.” The Verge reported Sharma called for a “more flexible system” and said the current model is not final. Microsoft raised Game Pass Ultimate to $29.99 a month in October 2025. Sharma is expected to discuss possible changes with employees next week.
April 14, 2026
Apple AI Smart Glasses Leak Reveals Four Designs, New Camera Twist Ahead of 2027 Meta Challenge

Apple AI Smart Glasses Leak Reveals Four Designs, New Camera Twist Ahead of 2027 Meta Challenge

Apple is testing at least four frame styles for its first smart glasses, aiming for a 2027 launch to rival Meta’s Ray-Ban lineup, according to reports. The glasses would not have displays but use cameras, microphones, and speakers to support calls, music, notifications, and Siri, working with iPhones. Meta led the market in 2025 with a 76.1% share of 9.6 million global shipments. Apple is reportedly making the frames in-house from acetate.
April 14, 2026
Comcast Opens Xfinity Data Breach Settlement Claims in $117.5 Million Deal: Who Qualifies Before Aug. 14

Comcast Opens Xfinity Data Breach Settlement Claims in $117.5 Million Deal: Who Qualifies Before Aug. 14

Comcast customers affected by the 2023 Xfinity data breach can file claims for part of a $117.5 million settlement, with an Aug. 14 deadline. About 31.6 million people are eligible for cash payments or three years of identity-defense services. The final approval hearing is set for July 7 in federal court in Philadelphia. Comcast denies wrongdoing.
April 14, 2026
Microsoft Outlook Lite Shutdown Date Set: Android Users Lose Mailbox Access After May 25

Microsoft Outlook Lite Shutdown Date Set: Android Users Lose Mailbox Access After May 25

Microsoft will retire its Outlook Lite app for Android on May 25, ending mailbox access and most functions for remaining users, according to a Microsoft 365 admin notice. Existing users must switch to the standard Outlook Mobile app, as Lite will no longer support navigation or email. Microsoft blocked new Lite installs in October 2025. User accounts and data will remain available in Outlook Mobile.
April 14, 2026
Blackmagic Unveils URSA Cine Immersive 100G for Apple Vision Pro, Adds 12K LF 100G Ahead of NAB 2026

Blackmagic Unveils URSA Cine Immersive 100G for Apple Vision Pro, Adds 12K LF 100G Ahead of NAB 2026

Blackmagic Design on Monday announced a live-production URSA Cine Immersive camera for Apple Vision Pro and a 100G Ethernet version of its URSA Cine 12K LF, with U.S. prices starting at $26,495 and $8,995. The URSA Cine Immersive 100G, billed as the first camera for live immersive production, uses dual 8K-by-8K sensors at up to 90 fps. Both models are set for third-quarter release.
April 14, 2026
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