Microsoft propose une nouvelle mise à jour Windows 11, KB5055629. Elle vise les PCs sous 23H2 inscrits au canal Release Preview.
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Infinix has announced it will begin rolling out Android 15-based XOS 15 updates for half a dozen smartphones from Q2 2025. Well, it’s already Q2, so the update should be released anytime now. The smartphones that will receive the XOS 15 update include the Note 40 4G, Note 40 5G, Note 40S, Note 40 Pro 4G, Note 40 Pro 5G, and Note 40 Pro+ 5G. 📩 Your NOTE just got an upgrade.The NOTE 40 Series will start receiving the XOS 15 × Android 15 updates gradually from Q2 2025.For the latest rollout details, stay tuned to your local official Infinix page. #Infinix #NOTE40Series…
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Les fans de The Elder Scrolls peuvent peut-être avoir le sourire. Le remake de Oblivion serait sur le point d’être officiellement dévoilé.
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Bonne nouvelle, pour les propriétaires de robots aspirateurs Ecovacs et Roborock. Les fabricants de robotique au service du nettoyage de nos foyers ont annoncé ce mois-ci l’arrivée prochaine de la
Enfin ! Les aspirateurs robots passent à Matter : les fabricants sont au rendez-vous ! Cet article vous a été concocté par Abavala !!!
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Nvidia today announced the RTX 5060 and the RTX 5060 Ti, which are the entry-level offerings in the company’s 50-series graphics. Starting with the more powerful RTX 5060 Ti, this model features the GB206 die with 4608 CUDA cores. It features 2.57GHz boost clock and 2.41GHz base clock. Like the 4060 Ti, you get a choice of 16GB and an abysmal 8GB video memory options, this time in GDDR7 and clocked at 28Gbps with a 128-bit bus. The card has 180W power limit for both memory options. Then there’s the RTX 5060, which also features the same GB206 die but with 3840 CUDA cores. It has…
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Google is currently in the process of rolling out the latest update to Google Play Services. This is a way in which the Android maker can issue some updates outside of the actual OS updates, and that’s exactly what’s happening this time around. Once your Android phone receives the latest Google Play Services update, labeled 25.14, it will automatically restart if it has been locked for three consecutive days. This is a security feature meant to take the phone into its “Before First Unlock” state, where it will land after the auto-reboot. In this state, data is encrypted and harder…
Read MoreAhead of when new versions of iOS come out, MacRumors forum members and readers often create wishlists for features they’re hoping to see, and this year is no exception. Over on our forums, there are a couple wishlists of features that users have been contributing to since last June.
We’ve rounded up a few of the features that have been suggested. Feel free to add your own suggestions in the comments here or go visit the wishlist thread.
Check out our full iOS 19 wishlist thread over on the forums for more suggestions that users have made.
iOS 19 is rumored to be getting a major design update with visuals inspired by visionOS. It could have a floating, glossy look with a focus on transparency, along with simplified navigation and a reimagining of icons, buttons, and menu bars.
More Apple Intelligence features are in the works, including the updates to Siri that we were supposed to get in iOS 18. We have a list of all the iOS 19 rumors so far in our iOS 19 roundup.
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Samsung has been incredibly slow to adopt seamless updates for its Android smartphones for reasons that still aren’t very clear. The company finally made inroads with the Galaxy S25 series, as well as the Galaxy A55. So, naturally, we assumed that all of its devices launching after those would have support for the feature. Alas, no. The recently released Galaxy A26 and Galaxy A36 have just received their first updates in Europe, and, as the saying goes, we have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that the A36 does in fact support seamless updates. The bad news is that…
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Read MoreNanoleaf today announced the launch of the Pegboard Desk Dock, a desktop light that’s also able to hold accessories and serve as a dock for peripherals like a keyboard and a mouse thanks to added USB-A and USB-C ports.
The Pegboard Desk Dock works with the Nanoleaf Desktop app, so it is able to change the color of the light to match the content on your Mac’s display, making it ideal for gaming, watching movies, and similar activities. Like other Nanoleaf products, the Pegboard Desk Dock supports millions of colors, and can be set to different scenes, including those that respond to music.
Because the Pegboard Desk Dock is meant to work specifically with a Mac or PC using a physical connection, it does not connect to HomeKit like other Nanoleaf products, nor does it work with the Nanoleaf mobile app. Instead, it connects to a computer over USB-C. There’s a built-in USB-C cable that needs to connect to a USB-C port on a Mac or a Mac’s attached display, like the Studio Display.
Once connected, the Pegboard Desk Dock can be paired to the Nanoleaf Desktop app. More than one Dock can be paired to a Mac at once, but both need to be plugged into separate USB-C ports, or, alternatively, one can plug into the other. To power two, the host Dock’s PD port needs to be connected to a power adapter via a USB-C cable, neither of which are included. You’ll also need to plug in for higher powered peripherals like webcams and keyboards with RGB lighting.
The Nanoleaf Desktop app can be used to set colors and animated scenes where the lights will cycle through different colors using patterns. There is also the option to have the lights change based on what’s on the display of your computer, which is a neat effect. Turning on this option requires Screen Mirroring to be enabled, and for that, the Nanoleaf app requires Screen and System Audio Recording capabilities.
While the Nanoleaf Desktop app itself is slow and somewhat laggy, the Screen Mirroring feature that actually displays the colors on the Pegboard Desk Dock works well with no latency. The Screen Mirroring option matches the color of the main window that you have active, so it’s best for full screen games and entertainment. It’s similar to light strips that change color based on what’s on a display, but it is more versatile. Because the lights aren’t designed to illuminate behind a display, the Pegboard Desk Dock works for setups where your desk is not in front of a wall.
An Orchestrator section of the app changes the light based on the audio of an app that’s selected like Apple Music, and a Scenescapes feature plays sound and light for an immersive experience. There are scenes like aquarium, beach, at sea, fireplace, and rainfall. Orchestrator and Scenescapes are only available with one option without a Nanoleaf Desktop subscription.
The Nanoleaf Desktop app costs $1.99 per month or $19.99 per year. It’s not needed to play scenes, change colors, or use Screen Mirroring, but it is needed for full Orchestrator and Scenescape access. When Screen Mirroring isn’t on, there are user-created scenes to choose from, and these scenes provide one-click access to tons of color and motion options. There’s plenty to access without a subscription.
The Pegboard Desk Dock is two-sided, so the light can be seen from either side. One side has the “pegboard” of the name, while the other is a plain, diffused LED. There are four hooks that can be attached to the pegboard side of the dock, and the size is ideal for game controllers or other similar objects.
There are two USB-C ports at the back of the Pegboard Desk Dock, another USB-C port on the side, and a USB-A port on the opposite side, so multiple peripherals can be connected. Aside from the built-in cable, there’s a cable extender if extra length is needed to reach a Mac. The light portion of the dock pops out of the base, which makes it easy to swap designs.
Each light is 50 lumens, and the dock side is not too bright when it’s next to a display, but the other side can be a little hard to look at if the colors aren’t muted down somewhat. Given that these aren’t super bright, they’re best used for ambient lighting in a dim room.
The Pegboard Desk Dock can be purchased from the Nanoleaf website for $60, with a two-pack available for $100.
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