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Galaxy S25 Ultra spotted testing Virtual Reflector camera tool from S26 Ultra

A leaked internal One UI 9 build on the Galaxy S25 Ultra shows Samsung testing Virtual Reflector, a software tool that brightens backlit subjects without overexposing the background. The feature originally launched on the Galaxy S26 Ultra and is being tested through Samsung's Expert RAW app, letting users adjust reflector color, reflectance, and light direction. Samsung has not confirmed a One UI 9 beta rollout for the S25 series, so the feature's inclusion remains unconfirmed.

Xiaomi unveils XRing 03 chipset with unannounced Arm GPU ahead of Xiaomi 18 Fold launch

Xiaomi has detailed its new XRing 03 processor on Weibo, built on a 3nm process and featuring an unannounced Arm G2-Ultra NX GPU with 16 cores and AI-based upscaling. The chip also includes a 10-core CPU with six 'super' and four 'large' cores, no small cores, peaking at 4.35GHz, plus a four-core NPU rated at 200 TOPS. It will debut in the Xiaomi 18 Fold, set to launch next month.

HP prices RTX 5090 Omen Max 45L PC at $4,799, undercutting the GPU alone

HP has cut $2,200 off its Omen Max 45L gaming desktop, dropping the price to $4,799.99 for a complete system built around an RTX 5090 GPU, 64GB of DDR5 RAM, a 2TB SSD, and an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor. That price is roughly $30 less than what the RTX 5090 graphics card alone currently costs at retail, making the entire prebuilt machine effectively cheaper than one of its components.

AI voice and text agents move into freight logistics communications

Logistics companies are deploying AI systems to handle the constant stream of calls, texts and emails that coordinate shipments across trucks, trains, ships and planes. The technology aims to speed up an industry long reliant on manual coordination, though its effectiveness depends heavily on the quality of underlying data and the safeguards built around it.

BLM Sales Loophole Funnels Wild Mustangs to Slaughter Buyers

A New York Times investigation found the Bureau of Land Management is selling thousands of wild horses to private buyers who then resell them to slaughterhouses for large markups. The agency avoids directly violating anti-slaughter law by first listing horses for adoption before selling unadopted animals cheaply, and such sales roughly doubled in 2025 to over 3,700 horses.

Taiwan indicts nine, including Nvidia and Super Micro staff, over AI server smuggling to China

Prosecutors in Keelung, Taiwan have indicted nine people, including employees of Nvidia and Super Micro, for allegedly conspiring to illegally export high-end AI servers to China. Officials say the group knowingly circumvented the companies' export compliance procedures for personal profit, raising corporate compliance costs and damaging Taiwan's international standing.

HBO's 'Lanterns' Expands Its Story in Episode Two

The second episode of HBO's DC series 'Lanterns,' starring Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre, adds significant new layers to the show's plot and characters. The episode builds on the premiere by deepening the mystery and character relationships central to the series.

Pixel 11 Pro Fold's Two Halves Have Different Thicknesses

Google's new Pixel 11 Pro Fold shaves about 1mm off its overall thickness compared to its predecessor, but the design achieves this by making the two halves of the device asymmetrical rather than uniformly flat when unfolded. The side housing the cover display is noticeably thicker than the other half, a departure from the flat-backed design of every prior Pixel Fold model. The change accompanies other trade-offs, including a smaller battery capacity than the previous generation.

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