Tuesday
Dec092025

OnePlus Pad Go 2 specs revealed ahead of Dec. 17 launch

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OnePlus recently announced key details for its new tablet, the OnePlus Pad Go 2, which is scheduled for sale in North America on December 17. Aimed at students and young professionals, the tablet is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra octa-core chipset built on a 4nm process.

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Tuesday
Dec092025

Google plans to debut first AI-powered glasses in 2026

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Google is attempting to re-enter the smart glasses market, with artificial intelligence-powered eyewear slated for launch in 2026. The company aims to catch up with Meta and their Ray-Ban Meta glasses by releasing audio-only glasses that support its Gemini AI assistant, as well as another design featuring a built-in lens display.

The Alphabet-owned tech giant is working with Samsung, Gentle Monster and Warby Parker on the hardware's design. It's unclear whether the audio-only or the glasses with built-in screens are launching first. The glasses will be built on top of Google's headset operating system, Android XR.

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Saturday
Dec062025

Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. in US$82.7 billion deal

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Netflix announced a definitive agreement to buy the Warner Bros. division from Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) for a total enterprise value of approximately US$82.7 billion (around CA$114.2 billion). The blockbuster cash and stock transaction includes Warner Bros.' film and television studios, as well as HBO Max and HBO. This strategic move is set to close after WBD's Global Networks division, Discovery Global, spins off into a separate public company in the third quarter of 2026.

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Wednesday
Dec032025

Amazon Alexa+ can help you find a scene on Prime Video

Source: Amazon

An Amazon Alexa+ feature on the Fire TV will make it easier to get to your favourite movie scene on Prime Video. Using natural language voice command, Amazon said you can describe a scene, quote, or character action to start playing that portion of the movie. An example the company gave was saying something like "Jump to the card scene in Love Actually."

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