This video shows how AI can read the radio waves coming from an HDMI cable to mimic what's on screen

A post on X by Psalter shows TempestSDR, which can capture the signal from your HDMI cable and almost recreate the image on another screen, because the cable creates an electromagnetic field that can be read. The quality…

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Adobe becomes Disney’s AI partner to build models on its characters

It extends work with Walt Disney Imagineering to Disney’s studio and ESPN. No financial terms were disclosed. Adobe has become Disney’s “ Official AI Innovation Partner ” in a multi-year deal to build custom AI models…

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The reason your laptop can get hot after extended use

The reason? There are many components inside — such as the processor and battery — packed into a relatively thin chassis, and all that heat has to go somewhere. This heat is often completely normal and caused by things…

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8849 Tank 5 rugged phone review

For anyone who inspects buildings, hunts leaks or checks electricals, this is a serious tool. For everyone else, the Tank 5 is the smarter buy. Reasons to buy + Flagship Dimensity 9400e SoC + 3K AMOLED display, 3000 nits…

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Researchers pwn automakers’ Android apps to remotely unlock cars, honk horns

By tinkering with the cars’ Android apps, they devised exploit paths to issue remote commands to vehicles in Australia and the US . The pair published separate blogs covering different aspects of the research; Shah said…

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6 major upgrades coming to the Tesla Cybercab

Central to this shift is the steering-wheel-free Cybercab, a dedicated autonomous robotaxi with butterfly doors and no pedals, which has become central to CEO Elon Musk’s vision for transforming global transportation.…

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Claude Code is accidentally exposing secrets all over GitHub

What you got hiding in those settings files? Credit: Aurich Lawson Claude Code is leaking sensitive information on public GitHub instances thanks to a partial oversight in the way its settings files are handled. That’s…

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The New York Marathon winner wasn’t wearing a fancy Garmin, but something much cheaper

The 31-year-old Swedish runner broke the tape in 2:06:01 — a frankly silly amount of time for anyone to run 26.2 miles. But although running fans are now analyzing everything from his nutrition strategy to his pacing…

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Uber adds parking reservations to its app, with robotaxis in mind

The feature targets commuters, but Uber says parking spots near riders could also cut costs for robotaxi fleets on its platform. Uber now lets people reserve parking spots in its app, its first parking product since it…

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What the tiny blue dot on your Android phone is telling you

It wasn't there a minute ago, and now it's gone again just as fast. If you've wondered if it's a glitch, don't worry — we all have. It's not a notification you missed or even a problem or a bug. The blue dot is actually…

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