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Yesterday, Samsung launched two new A-series smartphones: Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55. Now, the company has released an official unboxing video of the Galaxy A55, which gives you a look at the phone’s retail packaging and in-box contents and takes you on a tour of the phone’s key features. Along with that, the South Korean tech giant has also released one promotional video for each of the two new devices. Let's take a look at these videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7QLJH1shlc Starting with the unboxing video of the…

The latest update rolling out to Xiaomi devices removes the ability to play YouTube videos in the background without subscribing to YouTube Premium, 9to5google reports. This has been one of the most popular features on Xiaomi phones, and customers are already upset about its absence. One of the most frustrating aspects of watching YouTube videos is that the video stops playing once the screen turns off. Google solved this issue without YouTube Premium. However, it requires users to pay up to $13.99 monthly for individual…

Earlier today, the oft-leaked Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35 finally became official. And now, mere hours later, Samsung has already posted a few official promo videos for the mid-range duo. Let's start with Samsung's official unboxing video for the Galaxy A55. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7QLJH1shlc Next up, there's a very quick promo video for the A55, highlighting its "enhanced design and security" in fifteen seconds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=527B8x0j_Ao Speaking of fifteen seconds, the Galaxy A35 gets…

Rivian launched the much-anticipated R2 – and the surprise R3 – on Thursday, but at the time we only saw the cars on stage, in isolation. Now video has emerged showing these cars driving on public roads, next to other cars, offering a better visual size comparison, and a look at the cars in motion in the sunlight. In the R2 unveiling, Rivian did tell us all the dimensions of the R2, so the comparisons there aren’t as important. We know it will be a little taller and a little less long than the Model Y,…

Renowned tech mogul and billionaire Elon Musk has revealed that long-form videos will soon be accessible on smart television sets through the social…

Image Source : FREE PIK X streaming service After rolling out audio and video calls, Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) is entering a new domain. In new competition to Google-owned YouTube, Elon Musk on Saturday confirmed that the X platform is launching a streaming service. The upcoming service from the company will allow users to watch long videos on their smart TV…

Long-form videos will soon be available on smart televisions, billionaire Elon Musk said, after Fortune magazine reported that social network X planned to launch next week a TV app for Amazon and Samsung users.The platform rolled out an early version of video and audio calling for some users last October, after Musk had said he planned to turn it into a super app offering services from messaging to peer-to-peer payments."Coming soon," Musk said in a brief response on X to a user's posting that the platform's long-form…

In a recent move, X, formerly known as Twitter and under the leadership of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, has unveiled a new feature called "Articles." This…

has released a full trailer for the that's coming to soon. It's our most in-depth look yet at the show and early indications suggest that the creative team has captured the distinct blend of irreverence and violence that helped Bethesda's game series become so successful.The clip focuses on Lucy (Ella Purnell), a young woman who emerges from a fallout bunker into what used to be Los Angeles, 200 years after a nuclear apocalypse. Lucy quickly discovers that life on the surface isn't quite as cushy as staying in a luxury…

Meta is revamping how Facebook recommends videos across Reels, Groups, and the main Facebook Feed, by using AI to power its video recommendation algorithm, Facebook head Tom Alison revealed on Wednesday. The world's largest social network has already switched Reels, its TikTok competitor, to the new engine, and plans to use it in all places within Facebook that show video — the main Facebook feed and Groups — as part of a "technology roadmap" through 2026, Alison said at a Morgan Stanley tech conference in San…