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What you need to knowSamsung may stop selling the Galaxy Z TriFold soon as reports say the current batch could be the final restock.The Galaxy Z TriFold launched as a limited device with a 6.5-inch cover display and a large 10-inch unfolded screen.High manufacturing and rising component costs are reportedly the main reason Samsung may discontinue the device.Samsung is still committed to foldables and could launch new models, including a rumored wide foldable soon.The Galaxy Z TriFold might be one of the most exciting smartphones released in recent months, but it seems Samsung may have already achieved what it intended…

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Every few years, the SEO industry discovers a new way to mass-produce content and convinces itself that this time it’ll work. That the sheer volume of pages will overwhelm Google’s ability to assess quality. That if you just publish enough, the numbers will carry you. It never works. It has never worked. And the people selling you these approaches know it has never worked. They just need it to work long enough to collect the invoice. The Pattern Has A Name. It’s Called “Not Learning” Let’s walk through the timeline, because apparently, we need to do this again. 2008-2011: Content…

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When Gartner forecast that worldwide sovereign cloud infrastructure spending will reach $80bn in 2026, it was the clearest sign yet that the cloud market is entering a more complex phase for tech leaders.Growth is being driven not only by demand, but by concerns around control, resilience and risk. For CIOs and CTOs, this shifts cloud planning beyond optimization towards more complex decisions about cost, capacity and placement.Steen DalgasSocial Links NavigationSenior Cloud Economist at Nutanix.Recent results from providers such as AWS show demand for public cloud remains strong, and this will only increase with interest in AI tools. Capacity is expanding,…

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AI tools are everywhere now and used by virtually everyone in your org. For IT and security teams, that means the job has shifted from “should we allow AI?” to “how do we secure and govern it?” And that’s no small task. New AI tools and integrations are added constantly, usually without any knowledge or oversight from IT. To manage this new hidden source of risk, you need a system that gives you continuous discovery, real-time monitoring, and proactive governance without requiring a full-time team dedicated to tracking down every new AI tool. That’s exactly what Nudge Security delivers. Here’s…

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We’ve written many column inches about why Synology is a bad buy. I should know — I wrote many of them. I’m not here to bash them further, but I have realized one thing. We spent so much time talking about the whys and wherefores that we forgot to do direct comparisons at the low end of the market, where prebuilt bespoke NAS enclosures usually reign supreme. Sure, it’s one thing to say you can build a NAS for cheaper than a premium Synology unit, but what about the four-bay units that sell like hotcakes to the general consumer? Or…

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Southeast Asian military organizations have been targeted in a China-linked cyberespionage campaign running for years, Palo Alto Networks reports. Likely ongoing since at least 2020 and attributed to a state-sponsored threat actor tracked as CL-STA-1087, the activity shows a high degree of patience, as the attackers stayed dormant in the compromised environments for months. “The attackers behind this cluster actively searched for and collected highly specific files concerning military capabilities, organizational structures, and collaborative efforts with Western armed forces,” Palo Alto Networks notes. As part of the observed intrusions, the hackers deployed custom tools, such as the AppleChris and MemFun…

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The rules of organic content are shifting from a “publish more” to a “prove more” mindset. Search results increasingly answer questions directly through AI summaries, shopping features, and other SERP integrations. Visibility alone doesn’t resolve buyer uncertainty. For ecommerce brands, organic visibility now requires recognition and trust amid the noise on the SERPs. The 2026 game is both simpler and more demanding. Invest in organic assets that: Reduce buyer uncertainty. Are machine-readable. Compound across multiple discovery surfaces. The forces shaping organic content’s ROI in 2026 Today’s search is defined by three forces changing how content performs. AI discovery is normal…

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Do you think that phones have become rather boring? With the exit of LG from the smartphone business in particular, no one really seems to be taking big swings any more other than the folding phone thing, which is only relevant to a tiny percentage of smartphone buyers. We’ve definitely entered the mature, iterative phase of smartphones as a product category. CPUs, GPUs, and other components get a little better every year, but the only mildly interesting things that happen are gimmicks. These gimmicks are fun to show off for a week or two, and then you never use them…

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Robot vacuums have come a long way from the early days of bumping around rooms and hoping for the best. Modern models map homes and pack more suction power than ever before. But once you move beyond the showroom floor and into a real house full of rugs, thresholds, and the occasional tangle of cables, the challenge isn’t just cleaning performance — it’s making smart decisions about how to move through the space in the first place.That’s the idea behind the Roborock Saros 20, the company’s 2026 intelligent flagship. Roborock is positioning this model around real-world smart judgment, shifting the…

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