Samsung's Gemini-powered AI glasses could launch in the US and South Korea in December. Here's what reports reveal about features, pricing, and availability.

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Samsung is reportedly developing a 17-inch foldable tablet that could shrink to 8 inches. Here's what the leak suggests about its design and challenges.

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TrendForce expects Apple to ship up to 1.5 million OLED touchscreen MacBook Pros in 2027 as premium pricing and Samsung Display's supply role shape adoption.

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Microsoft is actively laying the groundwork to refine the Xbox ecosystem, sharpening its focus on player engagement, long-term retention, and console-first experience upgrades. While discussions surrounding cloud gaming and multi-platform expansion continue across the industry, a newly published job listing for Microsoft’s Xbox Product Growth team confirms that hardware and console retention remain central to […]

The AI industry is buzzing with anticipation as developer telemetry and social leakers suggest OpenAI may be preparing a major flagship release. Early telemetry, unconfirmed API logs, and developer forum chatter point to the arrival of GPT-6.2 Astra. While OpenAI has kept its launch calendar under wraps, unverified leaks suggest this next-generation model could deliver […]

Motorola's Signature 27 packs a 200MP camera and a claimed 12,000-nit OLED display. Here's what the latest reveal confirms ahead of its launch.

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Google’s new Android app store program brings one-tap installs and automatic updates, but US users are excluded, and marketplaces face a $10,000 annual fee.

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GM agrees to a $220 million settlement over drivers' data. Learn how connected-car information was allegedly shared and what vehicle owners should know.

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Google's AI satellite generated a poem from orbit. Learn how Project Suncatcher could shape the future of space-based data centers and AI computing.

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Apple confirms iOS 27.3 for December, with a developer beta planned for November. Here's what to know about new features, Apple Intelligence, and availability.

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When Microsoft rolled out Windows 11, it brought a sweeping visual overhaul to the desktop ecosystem—centering the Start menu, smoothing window corners, and streamlining system workflows. However, one of the most contentious regressions from Windows 10 was immediately apparent to power users: the loss of the ability to drag and drop the taskbar freely to […]

Apple's rumored $1,000 tabletop robot could launch in 2027 with a swiveling display and Siri AI, but software delays may push its release into 2028.

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Waymo and Toyota plan to test self-driving bZ4X robotaxis in Japan in 2027, with factory-integrated technology supporting future international expansion.

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Samedi, pendant que vous étiez tous en manif, Andrej Karpathy a demandé à Claude de lui fabriquer un YouTube à partir de toutes les merveilleuses vidéos que les gens se recommandent sur HackerNews et ça a donné naissance à HackerTube . Déjà rien que ça c'est top !

Mais moi ce qui m'a encore plus c'est que le lendemain Roansh a fait pareil avec les bouquins en laissant Claude coder HackerBooks .

Et voilà comment on se retrouve avec une bibliothèque de 15 766 livres tirés de 281 363 mentions HN publiées depuis 2007. Et un livre n'y figure que s'il a été cité par au moins 2 personnes différentes. Ensuite chaque fiche renvoie aux commentaires qui en parlent et il y a même des suggestions à la "For You" qui vous fait des propositions raccord avec vos goûts selon ce que vous avez ouvert comme fiche.

Ensuite, l'IA a fait un tri pour distinguer les citations des recommandations. Par exemple The Art of Computer Programming de Knuth cité par 1 125 personnes mais recommandé par 336, alors que How to Win Friends and Influence People de Dale Carnegie en compte 579.

Y'a même Mein Kampf, le livre préféré de ceux qui ont été bercés trop prêt du mur, qui a été cité (je pense pour la blague) par 535 personnes mais a été fièrement recommandé quand même par 15 personnes.

Bien sûr, on ne peut pas télécharger les livres gratuitement dessus. Ça renvoie vers Amazon et compagnie. Mais ça permet de prendre un petit peu la température sur les classiques, organisés dans différentes rubriques comme fiction, programmation, mathématiques, philosophie, fantaisie, etc.

Et si votre livre préféré manque à l'appel, ou si Claude l'a confondu avec un autre, n'hésitez pas à le signaler à roansh

Source : HackerBooks sur Hacker News

Microsoft Edge now launches up to 15% faster on eligible Windows 11 PCs, with greater gains under heavy workloads. Here's when the improvement applies.

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Xiaomi's POCO X8 vs. X8s puts battery life against portability and cameras, but prices and availability differ between Vietnam and the Philippines.

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The eternal tug-of-war between resource efficiency and cross-platform web wrappers has reached a new boiling point. Microsoft has issued a candid warning to users regarding Microsoft Teams: if your device lacks adequate memory or if resource-saving throttling features are triggered, expect your meeting experience to degrade. Yet, rather than tackling the root architectural elephant in […]

Transitioning to a new computer has traditionally been a rite of passage plagued by external hard drives, network cables, and tedious manual copy-pasting. For Windows users, a glimmer of hope arrived when Microsoft introduced a streamlined PC-to-PC migration framework. However, in typical Redmond fashion, convenience has taken a back seat to cloud monetization. Microsoft has […]

The artificial intelligence landscape is shifting faster than ever, and OpenAI is once again at the epicenter of the storm. Multiple users have recently spotted references to GPT-6.2 Astra hidden within Codex usage analytics. Although the standard model picker across major interfaces continues to display the baseline GPT-6 Astra, industry insiders and telemetry analysts are […]

Microsoft is continuously refining the Windows 11 ecosystem, bridging the gap between desktop utility and console-like convenience. The latest build highlights significant quality-of-life enhancements for gamers, streamlined subscription management for families, and temporary design adjustments as engineers fine-tune system visual elements. For additional coverage on upcoming features and enterprise changes, you can check out more […]