HeyJaredAaron Leong
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Galaxy Buds On Debut As Samsungâs First Clip-Ons, Powered By Snapdragon (opens the original)
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Galaxy Buds On Debut As Samsungâs First Clip-Ons, Powered By Snapdragon by Aaron Leong — Thursday, October 01, 2026, 10:30 AM EDT Samsung has entered the ever-growing open-ear clip-on audio trend with the Galaxy Buds On, although limited availability and its price tag may give pause to some. Resembling clip-on earrings, the Galaxy Buds On are designed to gently (but securely) hold onto your outer concha, leaving the ear canal unobstructed for all-day wearing comfort and unbeatable situational
This $1.7 Million Solid Gold Fanless PC Is The Ultimate Flex (opens the original)
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This $1.7 Million Solid Gold Fanless PC Is The Ultimate Flex by Aaron Leong — Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 11:55 AM EDT As we plebeians continue to struggle to afford hardware prices nowadays, one ultra-wealthy enthusiast has redefined lavish luxury by ordering a custom, solid-gold mini PC valued at approximately $1.7 million. Talk about rubbing it in our face. Basically, the creation replaces a Kubb Fanless mini PC aluminum shell with 24-carat gold, crafted by French manufacturer Bleujour. Wh
Samsung SmartTag3 Finally Works With iPhones And Lasts Up To 790 Days (opens the original)
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Samsung SmartTag3 Finally Works With iPhones And Lasts Up To 790 Days by Aaron Leong — Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 11:22 AM EDT Samsung has unveiled a next-generation tracking device, the Galaxy SmartTag 3, which now boasts smaller dimensions, extended battery life and tracking range, and pet-monitoring capabilities. Plus, it finally welcomes iPhone users to the fold. One of the biggest changes with the SmartTag 3 is it now has native iOS integration via the SmartThings app whereby iPhone own
Trump Order Renames AI To Super Intelligence As Tech Leaders Agree To Self-Police (opens the original)
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Trump Order Renames AI To Super Intelligence As Tech Leaders Agree To Self-Police by Aaron Leong — Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 10:36 AM EDT President Donald Trump brought together Silicon Valley's top executives to sign a voluntary framework for self-regulation, even as he issued an executive order formally replacing the term "artificial intelligence" with "super intelligence" across the federal government. And yes, you can totally chuckle at that. A White House gathering brought nearly two d
Sony Is Done With CES After 60 Years In Major Strategy Pivot (opens the original)
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Sony Is Done With CES After 60 Years In Major Strategy Pivot by Aaron Leong — Tuesday, September 29, 2026, 01:39 PM EDT In a somewhat surprising move, Sony plans to skip CES 2027, a show that the company has attended for 60 years. Sony says that it wants to move away from consumer products to focus on entertainment. For CES showgoers next year (and beyond), Sony’s sprawling booths and packed keynotes will be no more. The company's presence and displays have long served as a bellwether of sorts f
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