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Sam Eng: Skate Story

Skateboarding games have long balanced technical precision with a sense of flow and expression, but Skate Story takes the genre in a radically different direction. It has a distinct vaporwave vibe and blends fluid skate mechanics with exploration, puzzles, and an existential narrative about freedom, pain, and obsession. The game was created by indie developer

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Google Improves Chrome for Android Tablets and Foldable Devices to Resemble Desktop Experience with Latest Update

Chrome on Android is introducing a bookmarks bar similar to the desktop version, specifically for tablets and foldable devices, which enhances the user experience on bigger screens. This feature, included in Chrome version 146, enables users to easily reach their bookmarked sites, mirroring the functionality found on desktop Chrome. The bookmarks bar shows site names and icons and provides the option to expand for viewing all bookmarks simultaneously.

This enhancement is part of Google’s continuous drive to refine Chrome’s capabilities. By adding a bookmarks bar, Google seeks to streamline the browsing experience for Android tablet and foldable users, making it more effective and accessible. Users can activate this feature by going to the Chrome app settings, selecting “Appearance,” and toggling on “Show bookmarks bar.” If the bookmarks bar doesn’t show up right away, users might need to stop the app and restart it.

The implementation of the bookmarks bar makes it easier to access often-visited sites, removing the requirement to go through various menus. This update is anticipated to be positively received by users who enjoy a desktop-like browsing experience on their mobile devices. The feature is being widely deployed, and users can update their Chrome application through the Google Play Store to utilize it.

Tecno Camon 50 Ultra: A Budget-Friendly Substitute for the Galaxy S26 Ultra

The Tecno Camon 50 Ultra, available for less than $600, is an attractive smartphone that delivers remarkable performance and features. Even with its budget-friendly price, it includes a range of high-quality cameras and a collection of AI functionalities, establishing it as a significant player in the market. The phone is outfitted with a sizable battery that guarantees all-day use, and its sleek design enhances its attractiveness. Nevertheless, it includes some pre-installed apps, and the charging speed may seem sluggish to some users. In conclusion, the Camon 50 Ultra represents an excellent choice for individuals in areas where it is sold, providing a premium experience at an accessible price.

Hands-on with Aqara’s new Matter-compatible camera

The first Matter camera is here – sort of. Camera support came to the smart home standard last year, and Aqara’s Camera Hub G350 is the first to support it. The G350, which was announced at CES, launched this week and is a pan-and-tilt indoor security camera with up to 4K video resolution. Today, the […]

eYou, based in Bucharest, secures €300K pre-seed funding

Founded by two French serial entrepreneurs who have spent decades in Romania, the platform aims to be a trust-by-design alternative to X and Facebook, with a public launch set for May 2026. A new social media platform that embeds real-time fact-checking directly into the user experience has raised €300,000 in pre-seed funding from Fil Rouge […]

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Nvidia Transforms OpenClaw into Enterprise Platform with NemoClaw

A single command now installs security, privacy guardrails, and local AI models on the world’s fastest-growing open-source agent platform. OpenClaw launched on 25 January 2026. Austrian developer Peter Steinberger says he built the first version in roughly an hour. Within weeks it had become one of the fastest-growing open-source repositories in GitHub history, an AI […]

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Universal Robots and Scale AI Unveil the UR AI Trainer

Revealed at GTC 2026, the leader-follower imitation learning platform captures force, motion, and visual data directly on production hardware, closing the gap between AI research labs and factory floors. Universal Robots has launched the UR AI Trainer, a hardware-software system built in collaboration with Scale AI that allows operators to generate high-fidelity robot training data […]

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Nscale Signs 1.35GW Microsoft Letter of Intent for West Virginia AI Campus

Announced at GTC 2026, the deal covers around 430,000 next-generation NVIDIA GPUs, is backed by a Caterpillar natural gas power deal, and is built on a site described as the US’s first state-certified AI microgrid, with an 8GW potential footprint. Nscale has signed a letter of intent with Microsoft to provide 1.35 gigawatts of AI […]

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