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Η Apple φέρνει επιτέλους το Preview στο iPhone με το iOS 26 Η Apple κυκλοφόρησε επίσημα το iOS 26 (την ενημέρωση λογισμικού iPhone για το 2025) και μέσα σε αυτό υπάρχει μια νέα, απρόσμενη εφαρμογή με το όνομα Preview moneycontrol.com. Αν το όνομα
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  • Honor unveils Robot Phone in Magic8 launch: AI-powered robotics redefine the smartphone
    October 21, 2025, 12:08 PM EDT. During the Beijing launch of Honor's Magic8 series, the company unveiled the Robot Phone-an AI-enabled device that blends robotics with smartphone capabilities. The concept positions advanced AI and robotics at the core of a new category of device, moving beyond traditional mobile features. The release promises a smarter, more interactive experience, suggesting future hands-free motion, adaptive sensing, and enhanced camera interactions. While details remain limited, Honor frames the Robot Phone as a bold step toward hardware that can reason and respond with autonomous behavior, potentially reshaping how smartphones integrate robotics into everyday use.
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    October 21, 2025, 12:06 PM EDT. Tesla is pushing to expand its FSD testing into Karlstad, Sweden, signaling another step toward broader on-road trials in Europe. The company has reportedly submitted a request to the Karlstad municipality to allow Full Self-Driving tests on public roads, with safety drivers ready to intervene. While the city's officials have not issued a decision, lawmakers have shown openness, stating the idea "sounds interesting." If approved, tests would be conducted in close collaboration with the municipality and local entities. This follows earlier mixed results in Sweden, including a rejected bid to test in Stockholm and ongoing policy updates by the Swedish Traffic Department as it studies automation risks and city-wide deployment challenges.