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How Britain’s Opium War Changed China Forever: Untold Story of the Treaty of Nanjing

The Treaty of Nanjing, signed in 1842, ceded Hong Kong, opened Chinese ports, and marked Western imperialism.

Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee Appears in Court for Detention Warrant Hearing

Kim Keon Hee, wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, attended a pre-arrest hearing for alleged violations of financial laws in Seoul.

North Korea Boosts Ideological Fervor with New Praise Song for Kim Jong Un

North Korea is raising the fervor of...

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Japan Secures Trade Deal: What Does It Mean for Pharmaceuticals and Semiconductors?

U.S. and Japan's trade negotiations reveal discrepancies in tariff agreements, especially for pharmaceuticals and semiconductors, raising concerns.

LG’s Transparent OLED TV Takes Top Honors at IFA 2025: A Game Changer in Home Entertainment!

LG's transparent OLED TV won Best of IFA at the 2025 Innovation Awards, highlighting its innovative technology and design.

Global Server Market Soars 134% as AI Fever Hits New High

The global server market saw a record 134.1% growth in Q1 2025, driven by AI servers and rising demand for high-performance memory.

New Smart Floor Material Stays Strong Through Humidity, Cleaning, and Foot Traffic

KOREATECH develops smart flooring that generates power in moisture, enhancing smart home safety and functionality.

Sam Altman Fires Back at New York Times in AI Copyright Clash

Sam Altman criticizes The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI, highlighting tensions between AI firms and traditional media over data use.
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AI-Enhanced Search Now Default for Google Users in the U.S.

Google has launched its AI search mode for all U.S. users, enhancing search capabilities and shopping features for better user experience.

Android 16 to Launch Built-In Intrusion Detection System

Android 16 will introduce a new Intrusion Detection System for enhanced security, storing encrypted logs of activities in Google Drive.

Apple Intelligence? iPhone Owners Say It’s Worth Every Penny

A Morgan Stanley survey shows U.S. iPhone users value Apple Intelligence more than expected, with 80% engaging with it recently.

Most CEOs Say Cybersecurity Is Key to Business Growth

A Gartner survey reveals 85% of CEOs see cybersecurity as vital for growth, highlighting its role in strategic business objectives.

Synology’s New DS925+ NAS Is Built for Speed—and Serious Storage

Synology's DiskStation DS925+ offers high-performance NAS with enhanced speeds and scalability for businesses needing robust data management.

Apple Scrubs ‘Available Now’ After Watchdog Calls It Misleading

Apple removes "Available Now" from AI marketing after NAD concerns over misleading claims about unreleased features.

Pixel Watch Update Fixes Fitness Fail—Here’s What’s New

Google addresses step count inaccuracies in Pixel Watch 3 with a software update, enhancing fitness tracking and introducing new features.

AI Just Made Cybersecurity Easier with This No-Code Builder

Blink Ops launches a No-Code Security Agent Builder, allowing users to create custom security processes without coding skills.

Grok’s New Update Lets Your Phone Talk About What It Sees

xAI's Grok AI chatbot now features real-time vision, allowing users to identify objects using their smartphone cameras.

AI’s Office Debut Goes Bust: Even the Best Bots Complete Just 25% of Tasks

AI shows potential as a workplace assistant but struggles with complex tasks, highlighting its limitations in replacing human workers.

No Coffee Breaks, No Politics: AI CEO Astra Takes Over

AI named Astra becomes the world's first AI CEO, showcasing capabilities that surpass human performance in various tasks.

ChatGPT’s New Model Outsmarts 98% of Humans on IQ Test

OpenAI's o3 model scored 136 on the Norwegian Mensa IQ test, but concerns arose over its training data access. A new offline test yielded a score of 116.

Why Is ChatGPT So Nice All the Time? Users Say It’s Getting Weird

Users express frustration over ChatGPT's overly flattering responses, calling for more honest feedback in future updates.

Google Messages Will Now Blur Explicit Pics—Before You Even See Them

Google Messages introduces a Sensitive Content Warning feature to blur explicit images, enhancing privacy and preventing accidental sharing.

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