Tecnologia Notizie: 7 Novembre 2025 - 18 Novembre 2025

Google Pixel phones finally get native call recording — how to enable it and when it’s legal (November 2025)
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I telefoni Google Pixel finalmente ricevono la registrazione delle chiamate nativa: come attivarla e quando è legale (novembre 2025)

Novità: finalmente Pixel ottiene un vero registratore di chiamate integrato Dopo anni di soluzioni alternative, trucchi legati alla regione e app di terze parti non funzionanti, Google ha attivato silenziosamente la registrazione nativa delle chiamate sui telefoni Pixel. Segnalazioni da 9to5Google, Android
Novembre 19, 2025
X Login Outage: Security Key Switch to X.com Locks Out Users as Twitter.com Finally Dies (November 13, 2025)
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Interruzione dell’accesso a X: il passaggio della chiave di sicurezza a X.com blocca gli utenti mentre Twitter.com muore definitivamente (13 novembre 2025)

Milioni di utenti di X (precedentemente Twitter) che hanno fatto “tutto nel modo giusto” per la sicurezza dell’account hanno passato le ultime 24 ore bloccati fuori, intrappolati in infiniti loop di autenticazione a due fattori e accolti da un messaggio confuso: “Devi
Novembre 14, 2025
Android 16 QPR1 source code finally lands on AOSP after weeks‑long delay — what’s new, why it was held back, and how to sync (Nov 12, 2025)
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Il codice sorgente di Android 16 QPR1 arriva finalmente su AOSP dopo settimane di ritardo: novità, motivi del rinvio e come sincronizzarlo (12 novembre 2025)

Cosa è successo oggi Google ha pubblicato il sorgente completo di Android 16 QPR1 su AOSP. Puoi vedere la modifica ufficiale del manifest—“Update default revision to android16-qpr1-release”—nel repository platform/manifest, e il file aggiornato default.xml ora punta a quel branch per android-latest-release. android.googlesource.com+1
Novembre 13, 2025
Samsung Display Begins Mass Production of OLEDoS (Micro‑OLED) Panels for Galaxy XR—What It Means for Visual Quality, Price, and Global Rollout
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Samsung Display avvia la produzione di massa di pannelli OLEDoS (Micro-OLED) per Galaxy XR: cosa significa per la qualità visiva, il prezzo e il lancio globale

La notizia: il ramo display di Samsung è in produzione Samsung Display ha avviato la produzione di massa di pannelli micro‑OLED OLEDoS (OLED‑on‑Silicon) destinati al visore di realtà mista Galaxy XR di Samsung. La mossa, riportata per la prima volta dalla ETNews
Novembre 12, 2025
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Technology News

  • Black Friday Tablet Deals 2025: 30+ Early Offers You Won't Want to Miss
    November 22, 2025, 11:16 PM EST. Get ready for Black Friday with 30+ early tablet deals this year. Big names like Samsung, OnePlus, and Apple are slashing prices, from the Galaxy Tab S11 at substantial discounts to the OnePlus Pad 3 with up to $170 off plus a gift. The Galaxy Tab S10 Plus is down by $250, while the iPad lineup isn't left out, with the M3 iPad Air (11-inch) discounted by $150 and the older M2 model seeing steeper cuts. Also highlighted are iPad deals at major retailers like Walmart, including the iPad 10th Gen with $100 off and other Pro options. Scroll through the roundup below to score a bargain on your next tablet today.
  • The 12 most ridiculously overpriced Apple products, ranked
    November 22, 2025, 11:14 PM EST. Macworld's feature ranks Apple's most overpriced accessories and gadgets, from everyday items to luxury collaborations. It opens with the Polishing Cloth at $19, arguing the value is questionable for a simple microfiber cloth. It then covers the Crossbody Strap ($59) and the iPhone Pocket (a collaboration with Issey Miyake offered at $149.95 or $229.95), noting that third-party options often undercut Apple's price. The list continues with the Pro Stand (2019) and other premium accessories, illustrating how Apple sustains the so-called Apple tax by tethering price to ecosystem prestige and design. Overall, the piece questions whether some items justify their cost or simply reflect high-margin branding, even as the company remains unapologetically premium, per Macworld.
  • Amazon PS5 price drops to $400-$650 for Black Friday 2025 (PS5 Slim, Digital, Pro)
    November 22, 2025, 11:10 PM EST. Amazon kicks off Black Friday with a $100 discount on all PS5 editions: Disc (Slim) at $450, Digital Edition (Slim) at $400, and PS5 Pro at $650. Bundle options include the PS5 Digital Edition 825GB - Fortnite Flowering Chaos Bundle for $400 and PS5 Console 1TB - Fortnite Flowering Chaos Bundle for $450, adding in in-game content and 1,000 V-Bucks. Expect features like a super-fast SSD, haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio; the Pro adds PSSR AI upscaling and higher frame rates up to 120Hz with enhanced ray tracing. Deals begin Friday, Nov. 21, 2025, with Prime shipping for faster delivery. Stocks may sell out-shop early and add to cart now.
  • Ubisoft Didn't Get Sold: Accounting Issue, Tencent Bailout and Black Flag Remake Rumor
    November 22, 2025, 11:08 PM EST. Ubisoft avoided a sale after revealing an accounting mishap tied to new auditors that forced restatement and breached a leverage covenant. The company said its recent $1.35B bailout from Tencent will be used to reduce debt and secure financing as part of a broader transformation. While management highlighted a solid quarter aided by stronger-than-expected partnerships and bookings up, the circumstances sparked speculation about non-core deals, licensing, or Game Pass revenue. Rumors persist of a Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake in March, amid talk of a revival slate that includes the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake, Rainbow Six Mobile, and The Division Resurgence, plus an unannounced title due by April 2026. Insider Gaming points to Black Flag as the stealthy mystery release.
  • Ubisoft bets AI is a revolution as big as 3D, rolling out neo-NPCs across studios
    November 22, 2025, 11:06 PM EST. Ubisoft used its H1 FY26 earnings call to spotlight rapid AI efforts. CEO Yves Guillemot called AI a revolution for our industry on par with the shift to 3D, saying every studio is embracing the tech for production, programming, art, and game quality. The company has moved from prototypes to player-facing, generative-AI applications and says it has progressed from neo-NPC prototypes toward real-player experiences later this year. Some investors remain cautious about AI hype, noting broader market anxiety and bubble risk. Still, Ubisoft claims its AI strategy is embedded across all studios and could reshape future titles, with more details promised before year-end.