Benzinga
Google Now Lets You Quickly Reply To Emails, Making Email Responses As Easy As Texting
Google introduces quick reply feature in Gmail for Android, allowing users to respond to emails in a small box without opening a new window. Users can still expand the text box for a regular window-like experience. The feature is being rolled out gradually. This enhancement coincides with Gmail’s 20th anniversary and aligns with Google’s AI integration strategy.
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Lenovo StoryHub
MEDIA ALERT The Legion Ecosystem Expands with New Monitors and a Host of Lenovo Legion Go Accessories
The Lenovo Legion ecosystem expands with new displays and accessories, including the Legion Go USB-C Dock, Charging Connector, Carry Case, Joystick, Joystick Caps, and Multi-Device Bluetooth Mini Keyboard. Additionally, the Legion R27qc-30 and R32qc-30 Monitors offer high refresh rates and response times. Gamers can enhance their experience with Legion Ultimate Support. Pricing and availability details are provided for each product.
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GamesIndustry.biz
Steam breaks record with 37m concurrent players across entire platform
Steam broke records with over 37 million concurrent users, surpassing its previous record of 33.2 million. Black Myth: Wukong set a new record for single-player games with 2.13 million players at launch. PUBG remains the top game on Steam with 3.3 million peak players.
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Live Science
‘Unbreakable’ quantum communication closer to reality thanks to new, exceptionally bright photons
Scientists have developed an exceptionally bright light source capable of generating quantum-entangled photons for a future quantum internet. This breakthrough could enable secure data transmission over long distances, overcoming previous limitations. By combining existing technologies in a new way, researchers have created a powerful quantum signal source that ensures data integrity and prevents decoherence.
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Forbes
iPhone 16 Release: Apple Confirms Special Event, On A Surprise New Date
Apple has confirmed the keynote event for the iPhone 16 series release on September 9 at 10 a.m. Pacific time at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino. The event may also feature new Apple Watch models and AirPods.
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CityNews Vancouver
New device by UBC researchers can tell how much plastic is in your drink
University of British Columbia researchers have created a portable device to detect microplastics in liquids, addressing food safety and environmental concerns. The tool, developed by Tianxi Yang’s team, uses a digital microscope and LED light to make microplastics glow for easy detection. Tests on boiled water in disposable cups revealed hundreds of millions of tiny polystyrene particles released.
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GamesIndustry.biz
CD Projekt profits up nearly 90% following success of Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
CD Projekt Red’s sales and profit surged in the first half of 2024, with a 30.7% increase in sales to PLN 424.8 million and a net profit rise of 88.7% to PLN 170 million. The developer also teased updates for upcoming Witcher and Cyberpunk games.
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nationalpost
How much microplastic is in your coffee? New device by UBC researchers could tell you
UBC researchers develop device to detect microplastic levels in liquids like coffee. Microplastics can be ingested from degrading plastic items. Tianxi Yang’s concern as a mother led to the creation of the portable device.
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Forbes
PS5 Pro Leak Reportedly Shows What The Console Looks Like
Dealabs.com has leaked potential details about the rumored PS5 Pro, including a sketch of its packaging. The design resembles the PS5 Slim but with more ridges and no disc drive. It may be thicker and the presence of a disc drive is uncertain. Sony has not officially announced the PS5 Pro yet.
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Apple Unveils AI Clean Up Tool to Erase Objects From Photos
Apple’s latest update for iOS and iPadOS includes a Clean Up tool in the Photos app, part of Apple Intelligence features. Users can easily remove unwanted objects from images by circling or pressing on them. The tool automatically detects background elements and suggests removal, with AI generating a new background to fill the space.