Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold has sold out in just a few minutes, leaving many eager fans disappointed. The 10-inch flexible display and powerful specs made it an attractive option for those looking for a high-end folding phone. However, the $2,899 price tag may have been a major deterrent for some.
Meanwhile, a leak has provided a first glimpse at Google's upcoming Aluminium OS, which is expected to replace ChromeOS in the long run. The interface appears to be a blend of Android and ChromeOS elements, with a taskbar and start menu reminiscent of Windows 11. However, Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner has made it clear that his browser will remain AI-free.
In other news, Samsung has introduced a new sustainable screen material made from phytoplankton-based bio-resin. The display's housing has been certified as being composed of 45% recycled plastic and 10% bio-resin, which can help reduce carbon emissions during manufacturing.
Frankfurt Airport is also testing Bluetooth Auracast technology to send gate announcements directly to passengers' hearing aids, smartphones, and wireless earbuds. This could greatly improve accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing in public spaces.
Lastly, Split has released a revolutionary full-glow watch called In The Skies, which boasts an all-white design and a secret ratio of Japanese luminous powder that allows it to glow in the dark.
Meanwhile, a leak has provided a first glimpse at Google's upcoming Aluminium OS, which is expected to replace ChromeOS in the long run. The interface appears to be a blend of Android and ChromeOS elements, with a taskbar and start menu reminiscent of Windows 11. However, Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner has made it clear that his browser will remain AI-free.
In other news, Samsung has introduced a new sustainable screen material made from phytoplankton-based bio-resin. The display's housing has been certified as being composed of 45% recycled plastic and 10% bio-resin, which can help reduce carbon emissions during manufacturing.
Frankfurt Airport is also testing Bluetooth Auracast technology to send gate announcements directly to passengers' hearing aids, smartphones, and wireless earbuds. This could greatly improve accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing in public spaces.
Lastly, Split has released a revolutionary full-glow watch called In The Skies, which boasts an all-white design and a secret ratio of Japanese luminous powder that allows it to glow in the dark.
, can you believe Samsung sold out their new tri-fold phone so fast? That's crazy expensive tho 
, I mean $2k is steep for a phone, but I guess if you wanna play with the latest tech... 
, I'm loving the eco-friendly screen material made from phytoplankton-based bio-resin! Recycling and sustainable materials are the future 
. And Bluetooth Auracast in Frankfurt Airport? That's genius 
for people with hearing impairments.
! Japanese luminous powder, who knew that was a thing?
. Like, I get why they're selling out fast, but $2,899 is crazy talk! You could buy like three decent laptops for that price.
just chillin' in the water. I felt so tiny next to it. Anyway, back to tech... have you guys tried those new wireless earbuds with the fancy noise-cancelling tech? They're supposed to be game-changers for commuters.
. Apparently, they can reduce carbon emissions by like, a ton or something. That's pretty cool. Oh, and I just got the new In The Skies watch from Split... it's so bright and shiny 
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! I mean, $2,899 is just crazy talk 
. And omg, Samsung's new eco-friendly screen material made from phytoplankton-based bio-resin is super cool 
! It's like they're trying to make technology more sustainable and responsible 
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. I'm also loving the idea of Split's In The Skies watch glowing in the dark - it's like having your own personal star 
! Okay, okay, I know Aluminium OS has that AI-free Vivaldi browser thing going on, but still 
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split's full glow watch though... that's just weirdly awesome 
. $2,899 is crazy expensive for any phone. I mean, who can afford that? Not me, definitely 
. But still, 10-inch flexible display sounds sick! It's like having a tablet and a phone in one. 
. Don't need any of that extra tech for me, just give me a clean interface and done 
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. Japanese luminous powder, all-white design... sounds like a work of art 
. Maybe too expensive, though $1,500? Still worth it for that glow-in-the-dark feature 
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and yaaas Vivaldi staying AI-free 
all-white design and glowing in the dark? 
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. We need more eco-friendly tech like that ASAP. And can we talk about how awesome Frankfurt Airport is for being accessible to everyone with Bluetooth Auracast? That's some serious innovation right there 
. Can we get our hands on that thing tho?
. And Split's In The Skies watch? WOW! I need that in my life ASAP 
But Split's glow-in-the-dark watch, though 
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. but honestly what's up with Split's watch glowing in the dark? is it like some sort of secret mission tool? 
, I can already imagine how much easier it'll be for people with hearing aids to navigate airports 
not sure if that's a good or bad thing lol. also, samung's eco friendly screen material is actually kinda cool - who knew phytoplankton could help reduce carbon emissions?