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Adobe Firefly Video Editing 🖌️ Adobe’s Firefly Video, part of Creative Cloud (2025 update), uses AI to generate clips, swap backgrounds, or upscale low-res footage to 4K in seconds. Text prompts can add VFX like “explosions in a desert.” Free for subscribers, it’s a game-changer for editors. Pro-grade editing is now effortless! ⚡️ #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

🎮 RTX 5090 Frenzy: Chinese Buyers Flood Neighboring Regions Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 is in high demand in China, but U.S. export bans prevent direct sales, pushing buyers to neighboring countries like Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. In Japan, retailers have banned RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 sales to tourists, posting signs that say cards are “only for use in Japan” to curb scalping. In China, RTX 5090 cards appear on marketplaces at inflated prices—up to $5,700, compared to Japan’s retail of ~$2,600. Despite most GPUs being manufactured in China, export restrictions mean they’re shipped out and re-imported from places like South Korea. Flying to Taiwan or Japan for a card can be cheaper than buying from scalpers in China, where prices are double retail. This “GPU tourism” has caused chaos, like the 400-person frenzy at Tokyo’s PC Koubou in Akihabara, where Chinese buyers were blamed for damaging property. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

📱 Google’s Face ID Rival for Pixel Phones Google is developing a facial recognition system for its Pixel smartphones, inspired by Apple’s TrueDepth camera, according to a new patent filing. Unlike Apple’s setup, Google skips the separate diffractive module. Instead, the phone’s display itself acts as an optical component, using a pattern of transparent and opaque zones to project light dots onto the user’s face. A front-facing camera captures the reflected pattern, and the processor builds a 3D depth map for secure unlocking or payments. This design could simplify hardware and cut costs, but it’s unclear if it’ll debut in the Pixel 10 expected in August 2025. The catch? A more complex display might make screen repairs pricier, and replacing just the glass could be tricky. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

💪 Intel Slashes Prices on Core Ultra 7 265K and 265KF by $100 Intel has cut the recommended retail prices (RRP) for its Core Ultra 7 265K and 265KF CPUs by $100, now priced at $299 (down from $399) and $284 (down from $384), respectively. These 20-core (8P+12E) Arrow Lake processors, launched in October 2024, are designed for gaming and multitasking with a boost clock up to 5.5 GHz and 30 MB L3 cache. The price drop aims to compete with AMD’s Ryzen 9000X3D series, which has outperformed Intel in gaming. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

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🎮 GTA 6 Second Trailer Drops: Crime and Chaos in Vice City Rockstar Games has released the second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, showcasing the gritty, sun-soaked streets of Vice City. The trailer dives into the criminal adventures of new protagonists Jason and Lucia, featuring high-octane shootouts, car chases, heists, and a vibrant open world inspired by 1980s Miami. The story centers on their rocky relationship and a botched job that spirals into a statewide conspiracy across the fictional Leonida state. Set for release on May 26, 2026, GTA 6 will launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, with the PC version’s date still unannounced. This could be the ultimate crime saga fans have waited a decade for, but PC gamers might need extra patience for their turn. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

🖥️ Huawei Unveils HarmonyOS for Desktop: A Unified OS for All Devices Huawei has officially launched HarmonyOS PC, its homegrown desktop operating system, now covering all major device types: smartphones, TVs, cars, and computers. The platform boasts over 150 exclusive apps and compatibility with 2,000 universal programs, making it suitable for office work and everyday tasks. Built on the HarmonyOS 5 microkernel, it offers a sleek UI inspired by macOS, with a top status bar, app dock, and AI-driven features like the Xiaoyi assistant for voice commands and real-time summarization. Security features include StarShield chip-level encryption, offline device tracking, and remote data wiping for lost or stolen devices. Huawei’s first MateBook laptop running HarmonyOS PC will be revealed on May 19, 2025, powered by the 10-core Kirin X90 chip. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

🤖 Microsoft’s New AI Agent for Windows 11 Settings Microsoft is rolling out an AI agent in the Windows 11 Settings app to tweak system settings based on user requests, like adjusting mouse sensitivity or troubleshooting issues. Positioned at the top of the Settings window, it can automate changes with user approval. The feature will debut for Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon chips via the Windows Insider program, with x86 systems to follow. No public release date has been announced yet. Other apps are getting upgrades too: Photos will gain dynamic lighting controls, Snipping Tool will add text extraction and smarter cropping, and File Explorer will introduce AI actions to summarize, edit, or analyze file content. Copilot Vision will let users share browser or app windows with the AI for more precise assistance. This could make tweaking your PC easier and faster, especially for non-techy users who struggle with settings menus. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

⚛️ IBM’s Breakthrough Quantum Chip IBM just revealed a 1,000-qubit quantum processor, supercharging tasks like AI, molecular modeling, and cryptography. Its upgraded design slashes quantum errors, making it more reliable than ever. Not available to the public yet, but IBM plans to bring it to the cloud by 2027. A massive leap for tackling impossible computing problems! 💻 #Computer ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise