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Google Releases Stable Android 17 Update, June 2026 Pixel Drop for Pixel Devices

Google has announced the stable release of Android 17 update and June 2026 Pixel drop for Pixel devices. Android 17 is rolling out first to Pixel today, followed by other eligible Android devices throughout 2026, as per Google. Select advanced devices will get Gemini Intelligence later this summer, confirmed the company. Android 17: Everything New One of the biggest additions in Android 17 is…
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Pinterest launches an experimental AI shopping app called ‘Ask Pinterest’

Pinterest on Wednesday announced a new experimental app called “Ask Pinterest” that will allow the company to explore a more conversational approach to shopping and product discovery that could eventually find its way to the main Pinterest app. It also introduced other AI initiatives, including Pinterest Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed for advertisers running campaigns on…
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"They always shoot up, so the camera is right there in front of you… The way they shoot, you will always look like a stud." What Arnie Schwarzenegger teaches photographers about the power of the low angle

There’s a quote in the new TASCHEN monograph Arnold that every portrait photographer needs to read. Reflecting on the experience of being shot for film campaigns and magazine features, Schwarzenegger says: “They always shoot up, so the camera is right there in…
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A sports photographer turned “torrential rain” into stunning mid-game portraits of the Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles using a cheap ultra-wide lens

Taking photos in a downpour is a major challenge – not to mention potentially dangerous to the camera gear. But I’ve just stumbled across a set of photos that perfectly illustrate why sometimes the best photographs are the most challenging ones. Patrick Smith (@patricksmithphotos), a sports photographer working with Getty Images, turned a recent “torrential downpour” into an opportunity…
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Who killed the lightweight commuter e-bike?

There was a time, not all that long ago, when the electric bicycle industry seemed headed in a very different direction. The promise of the e-bike was elegantly simple: take a normal bicycle and make it easier. Easier to commute, easier to climb hills, easier to ride farther…
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Rivian just made it easier to save money on home EV charging

Rivian is partnering with ChargeScape to connect its EVs to utility-managed home charging programs across North America, giving owners new opportunities to save money while helping utilities manage electricity demand. Rivian drivers will be able to enroll in participating utility programs through ChargeScape’s network. Utilities can then encourage charging during periods of lower electricity…
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