Mathures Paul

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Last month, Google started rolling out the ability to talk live with Gemini about anything the user sees, be it through the phone’s screen or its camera. It will soon be available to all Gemini Advanced subscribers on Android devices. For the moment, Google is bringing it to more people, starting with all Gemini app users on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices.

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Nova Reel 1.1 allows users to create 'multi-shot' videos with consistent styling across segments. It now supports prompts of up to 4,000 characters Mathures Paul Published 09.04.25, 06:16 AM Nova Reel 1.1, can generate ‘multi-shot’ videos with consistent style across shots.   Picture: Amazon Amazon has an upgrade for its AI video model, Nova Reel. It can now generate videos up to two minutes in length.

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The large Super AMOLED display comes with 120Hz refresh rate, which can be turned down. Where the phone could have done better is in the bezel department. The chin is chunky Mathures Paul Published 09.04.25, 06:08 AM Samsung Galaxy A26 5G comes with a glossy glass back and is available in white, mint, peach pink and black.   Pictures: Mathures Paul What distinguishes a mid-range phone in 2025? A lot has to do with software updates and user interface.

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The advantages of having Bosch Unlimited 7 is manoeuvrability and manageable weight, which is particularly helpful when it comes to cleaning the staircase Mathures Paul Published 08.04.25, 11:40 AM Bosch Unlimited 7 has manoeuvrability as a big selling point.  Pictures: Mathures Paul When you think of Bosch, you think of power tools. And those don’t disappoint. What we have for review is Bosch’s Unlimited 7 cordless vacuum cleaner (model BCS711AIN).

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Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Pete Best drove for hours to reach London to audition for Decca Records. Finally, they had a 15-song demo tape, and all but three of them were covers Mathures Paul Published 07.04.25, 11:21 AM  George Harrison, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney pause for photographers outside an airport in February 1965.