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Your 12.12 Infinix Christmas gift guide for 2025
1+ min ago (212+ words) Who will love it: students, content creators, commuters, and anyone who values dependability wrapped in a casual, modern look. Who will love it: mobile gamers, power users, streamers, and anyone who wants speed and flair in one package. Who will love it: students, remote workers, artists, and anyone who appreciates a device that supports both relaxation and creation. A curated add-on goes a long way. A fast charger, a soft sleeve, a tasteful case, or even a subscription to music or cloud storage can elevate the gift and make the first days of using the device feel extra special. This Christmas, the best tech gifts are the ones that slide into daily life and make ordinary moments better. Whether you choose the NOTE 50 Pro 5G, the GT 30, the XPAD 20 Pro, or the HOT 60 Pro+, each device brings convenience, creativity, entertainment, and…...
Australia’s Social Media Ban for People Under 16 Takes Effect
13+ min ago (235+ words) A new law in Australia that bars anyone younger than 16 from having social media accounts went into effect on Wednesday, in the start of a sweeping governmental effort to shelter children from the harms associated with such platforms. The measure, passed a year ago with broad support, requires the technology companies behind the platforms to identify and disable the accounts of Australian users who are under 16. Failure to take what the law considers "reasonable steps" to remove the users will lead to a fine of about $32 million. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia has said the move was needed to address concerns about social media's effects on children's mental health. Denmark and Malaysia are planning similar actions to restrict children's social media use. Australia's communications minister said the companies would be required to report the number of underage accounts on…...
LOBO Technologies (LOBO) receives 50-unit EEC-certified EV order in Germany
18+ min ago (274+ words) MediaTek announced the Dimensity 9500, a flagship mobile SoC focused on on-device AI, gaming, and power efficiency, with flagship smartphones expected in Q4 2025. Other features: industry'first 4'channel UFS4.1 support, 40% faster large model loading, 128K token LLM support, 4K image generation, 200MP capture, and connectivity improvements including 5CC carrier aggregation (+15% bandwidth). LOBO is up 9.36% while peers show mixed moves: AYRO up 7.35%, FLYE up 20%, EVTV up 1.69%, but ECDA down 12.63% and CJET down 10.74%. No momentum scanner peers were flagged, supporting a stock-specific move. Recent positive operational and outlook news has produced mixed reactions, with three price moves aligning positively and two diverging. New flagship chipset further strengthens industry leadership in gaming, compute, imaging, and AI HSINCHU, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MediaTek, the world's leading innovator of smartphone SoCs, today announced the launch of its most advanced mobile platform yet: The MediaTek Dimensity 9500. Setting new standards in on-device AI, console-class gaming, and power…...
39+ min ago (233+ words) These are the social media apps the eSafety commissioner has put on the age-restricted platforms list: What's not included at this stage: Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of the world-first social media ban. D-Day for the anxious generation, and the tech giants begrudgingly in charge of kicking them off their platforms, has dawned. From today, children under 16 will no longer be able to use popular social media platforms such as Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit and X. The tech giants had until today, December 10, to implement "reasonable steps" to prevent children from having an account on their platforms, or risk being fined up to $49.5 million. Of course, the world-leading policy spruiked by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Communications Minister Anika Wells at the United Nations in New York City in September is not without controversy. Teens are…...
Within hours... Australia officially applies a social media ban on children under 16
39+ min ago (366+ words) Khaberni - Australia will begin, from midnight (Tuesday-Wednesday), to implement the first law in the world that bans the use of social media for anyone under the age of 16, which will force major platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat to block over a million Australian accounts in the coming hours, or face fines up to AUD 49.5 million (about USD 33 million) per breach. Social media ban on children The law, ratified by the Australian Parliament weeks ago with an overwhelming majority, initially includes ten main platforms, among them Facebook and Instagram (Meta), TikTok (ByteDance), YouTube (Google), Snapchat, Reddit, and others, while temporarily exempting messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and Messenger, as well as electronic games and education applications. Parents and child protection organizations have praised the law, while major tech companies and freedom of expression organizations have attacked it, describing…...
Koofr’s 1TB cloud storage hub is now a one-time purchase, with $70 off
43+ min ago (563+ words) FinCEN says ransomware gangs extorted over $2.1B from 2022 to 2024 Ransomware gangs turn to Shanya EXE packer to hide EDR killers Ransomware IAB abuses EDR for stealthy malware execution Koofr's 1TB cloud storage hub is now a one-time purchase, with $70 off Microsoft December 2025 Patch Tuesday fixes 3 zero-days, 57 flaws Fortinet warns of critical FortiCloud SSO login auth bypass flaws Windows 11 KB5072033 & KB5071417 cumulative updates released If you've been waiting for a reason to simplify everything, Koofr's 1TB Lifetime Cloud Storage Plan makes the case pretty clearly. For a limited time, you can get lifetime access for $129.99 with code KOOFR, giving you a single, secure home for your entire digital life. Koofr is built for people who want cloud storage that just works. Its 1TB lifetime plan gives you plenty of room for your biggest files'from videos and design assets to software archives, client projects, and long-term backups. And…...
Samsung Gallery could finally get a proper 'Private album' in One UI 8.5
46+ min ago (277+ words) Jay Bonggolto always keeps a nose for news. He has been writing about consumer tech and apps for as long as he can remember, and he has used a variety of Android phones since falling in love with Jelly Bean. Send him a direct message via X or LinkedIn. What you need to know Thankfully, that friction might finally be disappearing. With the upcoming One UI 8.5 beta, Samsung is introducing a native "Private album" feature directly inside the Gallery app, SamMobile reports. To view these hidden files, you just head to the Gallery's menu and tap "Private Album." It is protected by your fingerprint or screen lock, so your secrets stay safe even if you hand your unlocked phone to a friend to swipe through vacation pics. Plus, Samsung disables screenshots inside the album. But keep in mind, this is…...
Australia launches world's first social media ban for children under 16
46+ min ago (200+ words) Australia is implementing the world's first comprehensive social media ban for children under 16, with more than one million accounts set to be deactivated on Wednesday as the landmark legislation takes effect. The sweeping ban affects major platforms including Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, X, Snapchat and Reddit. Tech companies are now responsible for enforcement and must take reasonable steps to ensure users under 16 cannot create new accounts. Companies face significant financial penalties for non-compliance, with fines reaching up to $32 million for serious or repeated breaches of the new regulations. Supporters of the legislation argue that the ban will protect children from addictive social media platforms and predatory algorithms designed to keep young users engaged for extended periods. RELATED STORY | What's the magic age? Kids who get smartphones too young face higher health risks, study says However, critics contend the ban could…...
Julie Inman Grant: Who is the Australian woman taking on the social media behemoths?
48+ min ago (1304+ words) Overseeing the world's first social media ban has been bruising for Julie Inman Grant, but she says "there's no playbook for this' Social media ban: when does it start, how will it work and what apps are being banned for under-16s? In Julie Inman Grant's address to Australia's National Press Club in June, her opening words " an off-the-cuff response to the club's social media presence on X " were among her most telling. With her ability to perform on a podium, her poise and shining smartwatch, she told the audience as she took to the mic: "As you can imagine, my biggest fanbase is on X." Under the joshing was the truth: the platform's owner, Elon Musk, has made life hard for Australia's eSafety commissioner over the past 18 months or so. But while she might not have his power or his budget or…...
This country banned social media for young teens. Here’s how they’re defying it.
49+ min ago (903+ words) Kids, parents and teachers in Australia are waking up to a new world after a government ban on social media for people younger than 16 went into effect overnight. But like many others, 16-year-old Mariska Adams and her friends, many of whom are still 15 and fall under the ban, are pushing back against what they see as a fundamental shift in their way of life. They've been brainstorming ways to get around the ban: New apps, new log-in methods, even logging in with their parents' accounts. "Teens aren't trying to rebel for no reason. We just want to stay in contact with our friends and exist in the world the way every generation before us did," said Adams, who lives in Brisbane. "A ban won't fix the issues they think it will." Major tech companies including Meta, TikTok and Snap have…...