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Nothing Phone 3 Officially Set To Launch On July 1st

2 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Nothing has announced the official launch date of its upcoming flagship device, the Nothing Phone (3). The smartphone, described as the company’s most ambitious release to date, will mark Nothing’s transition from the mid-range market to the premium segment. The official unveiling is scheduled for July 1, as confirmed through a teaser posted on the brand’s X (formerly Twitter) account.
Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 4 Launches With Snapdragon 8 Elite And 165Hz Display

3 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Lenovo has officially launched the Legion Y700 Gen 4, a compact gaming tablet aimed at mobile gamers seeking high performance in a smaller form factor. The device features a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, paired with either 12 GB or 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 256 GB or 512 GB of UFS 4.1 storage, making it one of the most capable Android tablets available. A robust vapor chamber cooling system ensures sustained performance during demanding gaming sessions.
Lenovo Legion G9 Turns Gaming Tablet Into Portable Console

4 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Lenovo has launched the Legion G9, a new gaming controller designed to transform the recently released Legion Y700 Gen 4 tablet into a portable gaming console. This release is particularly notable for its integration of advanced features typically found in high-end gaming accessories, setting it apart from standard mobile gaming solutions. A more advanced version, the Legion G9 Pro, is also on the way, offering even more impressive specs.
Microsoft Launches AI-Powered Bing Video Creator To Compete With Google’s Veo 3

4 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Microsoft has announced the launch of the Bing Video Creator, a new tool that uses artificial intelligence to generate short videos from text prompts. This release is seen as a direct response to Google’s recent unveiling of Veo 3 with Flow at the AI25 event. Integrated into the Bing app for Android and iOS, the feature is powered by Microsoft’s Sora AI and allows users to create videos for free.
GMail Introduces AI Summaries By Default On Android And iOS

5 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Google has begun rolling out automatic AI-generated email summaries in the GMail app for Android and iOS. This update represents a shift from Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, being an optional feature to becoming a standard tool for certain users. The aim is to provide a quicker overview of long or multi-reply conversations without requiring manual input. Previously, AI-generated summaries had to be triggered manually. Now, they appear automatically at the top of selected emails.
Infinix Announces Xpad 20 Tablet With Helio G88 Chipset And 7,000 mAh Battery

6 days ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Infinix has officially launched the Xpad 20, a new tablet aimed at the global market. While the device has been listed on the company’s website, specific details regarding pricing and regional availability remain undisclosed. Positioned as a budget-friendly option, the Xpad 20 combines a large display, modern Android software, and modest performance specifications to cater to cost-conscious users. The Xpad 20 features an 11-inch IPS LCD display with a Full HD+ resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels.
One In Four European Firms Ban Grok AI Chatbot Over Security Concerns

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

According to a new report by cybersecurity firm Netskope, 25% of European organizations have banned Grok, the generative AI chatbot created by Elon Musk. The data indicates a significant level of distrust toward Grok compared to other AI tools currently in use across Europe. By comparison, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the most widely adopted AI application, is blocked by only 9.8% of European firms, while Google’s Gemini is restricted by 9.2%.
Apple May Be Developing Powerful 200 MP Camera For Future iPhones

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Apple is reportedly testing a 200-megapixel camera sensor for future iPhone models, potentially matching or surpassing the capabilities of high-resolution cameras found in flagship Android devices from Chinese manufacturers like Xiaomi and Vivo. According to a leak from the Weibo account Digital Chat Station, Apple is currently experimenting with this new sensor, which could eventually replace the 48 MP primary camera introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro in 2022.
Google Search Adds New Voice Options For Spoken Results On Android And iOS

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Google is expanding voice customization in its mobile search experience by introducing new voice options for spoken search results on Android and iOS. While the company has previously released various voice choices for its digital assistant and the Gemini AI, the voice used for spoken search results has remained a single default female voice—until now.
Samsung Launches One UI 8.0 Public Beta for Galaxy S25 Series

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Samsung has officially started the public beta testing program for One UI 8.0, beginning with the Galaxy S25 series. The initial rollout took place in South Korea this Wednesday (28), and the update is now available for registered users via the Samsung Members app. Eligible devices include the Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra. This update represents a major upgrade, as it is based on Android 16, and the installation package is substantial—nearly 5 GB—requiring a Wi-Fi connection for download.