85” TCL X11L SQD Mini LED TV Arrived | Unboxing the Beast

This unboxing video introduces the 85” TCL X11L SQD Mini LED TV, highlighting its advanced SQD-Mini LED technology, TCL Deep Color System, WHVA 2.0 Ultra Panel, LD20000 Precise Dimming Series, and up to 10,000 Peak Nits for an immersive viewing experience. The TV features a New TSR AI Processor for dynamic picture and sound control, a Smarter TV with Google TV and AirPlay 2 compatibility, and expandable home theater audio with Bang & Olufsen. Additionally, it includes a TCL Game Pack for an enhanced gaming experience and the TCL Halo Control System for stunning images.

Explaining Agentic AI: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly

This video discusses agentic AI and agentic operating systems, exploring their potential benefits, drawbacks, and longer-term implications. It covers various protocols, orchestration platforms, and agentic operating systems, providing a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future possibilities.

Syncthing: How to Sync Files Between Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android

Adding RGB to an Apple Silicon MacBook Keyboard

A Nerdy Phone Chat with Average Dad Tech: Imports, Mobile Cameras, and Fancy Phone Batteries – SomeGadgetGuy

Pebblebee Clip 5 in a NEW Limited Edition Color Drop! Universal Tracker Tag Update! (Short)

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Pebblebee Clip 5, a new limited edition color drop of a universal tracker tag compatible with Android devices.

The Flagship Phone Honeymoon Ends Faster Than You Think

This video discusses the reality of using flagship phones over time, beyond the initial excitement. It explores how the perceived value of expensive phones changes after the honeymoon period, focusing on performance, battery life, camera quality, and daily usability. The video aims to provide a realistic perspective for professionals considering a long-term investment in a flagship phone.

It Turns Out Waymos Are Being Controlled by Workers in the Philippines

During a Congressional hearing, Waymo's chief safety officer, Mauricio Peña, revealed that the company's autonomous vehicles are assisted by remote operators based overseas, including in the Philippines. This revelation raised safety concerns, as Senator Ed Markey argued that having people overseas influence American vehicles poses a safety issue and could introduce cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The incident has sparked discussions about the risks of autonomous vehicles coexisting with human drivers on public roads.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition: Is this REALLY Phone Camera Progress?

This video discusses the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition, exploring whether it represents true progress in phone camera technology. It compares the 17 Ultra to previous generations, considering the impact of rising costs and component availability. The video also acknowledges the contributions of Average Dad Tech for providing the test device.

Kirkville - I Now Assume that All Ads on Apple News Are Scams

This article discusses the prevalence of scam ads on Apple News, served by Taboola, and expresses skepticism about Apple's and Taboola's oversight.

KiwiX Weekend Geek Project! Back up ALL the Data Online for FREE!

This video encourages viewers to engage in a weekend project to back up important data, such as Wikipedia, offline for free using KiwiX. It highlights the benefits of having access to crucial information without needing an internet connection.

The Honor Magic V6 Might Just Be the One

I Bought the First (and Worst) Android BlackBerry Phone

The video discusses the BlackBerry Priv, the first Android BlackBerry phone, highlighting its unique features and drawbacks. It mentions the device's availability at JB Hi-Fi and provides links to the official websites of other Laifen models. The video is a parody from the channel SAMTIME, which does not represent the tech company.

Why I Walked Away From Synology After 15 Years!

This video discusses the reasons behind moving away from Synology NAS to UGREEN after 15 years, covering pricing, specs, policy restrictions, compatibility challenges, and software ecosystems.

Geekom A7 Max Mini-PC Review: BIG Performance, Shame About the RAM Though...

This video review of the Geekom A7 Max Mini-PC highlights its impressive performance despite the challenges posed by the current component crisis. The review discusses the balance between performance and rising costs, particularly noting the impact on RAM prices. The reviewer provides insights into the mini PC's capabilities and its value proposition.

The 'Luxury' Smartphone | Motorola Signature Review

This video review of the Motorola Signature, a luxury smartphone, highlights its sleek design, flagship specs, and overall performance. Key features include a triple 50MP camera setup, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, and a 165Hz AMOLED display. The review covers camera performance, gaming experience, battery life, and more.

Steam Hardware: Launch timing and other FAQs

Valve's Blog: "Answering some of your most-asked questions about Steam HW" TLDR: Another example of why AI is ruining everything and why we can't have nice things...

The $2400 Luxury Samsung Model You’ve Never Heard Of

Pixel 10a official render leaks - GSMArena.com news

This news article from GSMArena.com reveals official renders of the upcoming Pixel 10a, showcasing it in the new Lavender color. The Pixel 10a is expected to launch in mid-February, featuring the same Tensor G4 chip as the Pixel 9a, 8GB of RAM, and a 6.3-inch 120Hz OLED display.

Nvidia's $100 billion OpenAI deal has seemingly vanished - Ars Technica

Nvidia and OpenAI's anticipated $100 billion investment deal has not materialized, shaking market confidence. The deal, announced in September 2025, was expected to be finalized in weeks but has yet to close. Nvidia's CEO clarified that the $100 billion figure was never a commitment. Meanwhile, Reuters reported that OpenAI has been seeking alternatives to Nvidia chips since last year due to performance issues. Despite public reassurances, the uncertainty has led to a dip in Nvidia's stock price.

Psychics in Silicon Valley

This video explores the phenomenon of psychics in Silicon Valley, featuring Rebecca Watson, founder of the Skepchick Network, who delves into the intersection of skepticism, science, and critical thinking in tech-centric environments.

Your Earbuds Can Spy on You - Bluetooth Hacks & AI Attacks Explained

This video discusses real-world privacy and security risks in 2026, including Bluetooth hacks, AI attacks, and social engineering scams. It covers various topics such as WhisperPair Bluetooth attacks, AI indirect prompt injection, and Instagram password reset scams. The video provides insights on how these attacks work and offers tips on how to protect yourself. It also mentions the role of services like DeleteMe in protecting personal information.

iPhone 13 Pro Max vs iPhone 17 Pro Max Camera Test 2026 | FINALLY WORTH UPGRADING?

This video compares the camera capabilities of the iPhone 13 Pro Max and the iPhone 17 Pro Max, running iOS 26.2, through various photo and video tests in different lighting conditions to help viewers decide which iPhone offers superior photography in 2026.

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