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NetEase Youdao officially launched its new AI hardware product, the Youdao OpenEar open-ear headphones, at the Zhongguancun HardTech Carnival in Beijing. These headphones have attracted significant attention from tech enthusiasts and media outlets alike, thanks to their unique open-ear design, high-value audio quality, and convenient smart interaction features.

The most notable new feature is 5G-A (5.5G) network support. According to Apple, 5G-A networks offer theoretical peak speeds up to 10 times faster than traditional 5G, providing users with a significantly improved network connection experience. Beta testers reported speeds reaching 1400Mbps with 5G-A enabled on their iPhones, far exceeding traditional 5G speeds. However, this feature is currently only supported on iPhone 13 and later models.

According to a recent report by The Information, Google has decided to split its AI assistant Pixie project to prevent it from competing with its cross-platform Gemini project. Following a management-level assessment, Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly made the adjustment. Parts of the Pixie project have been integrated into Pixel phones' screenshot application, while other technologies have been incorporated into Gemini's multitasking capabilities.

Google recently announced new capabilities for its Gemini Live, enabling it to answer user questions and "see" what's on a user's screen in real-time via a smartphone camera. These new features, developed under Google's Project Astra, are the culmination of nearly a year of research and development. According to Google spokesperson Alex Joseph, the Gemini Live updates mean users can expect a more intelligent and intuitive experience when using their phones with the assistant.

Samsung fans, pay attention! The tech giant has officially announced the arrival of its latest mobile operating system, One UI 7, based on Android 15. The global rollout begins April 7th for existing phones and tablets. US users will have a slightly later launch, starting April 10th. In the US, the first to experience One UI 7 will be Samsung's 2024 flagship Galaxy S24 series, along with the highly anticipated Fold6 and Flip6 foldable phones. This will be followed by...

Google recently announced a significant update to its Gemini app on iOS and iPadOS, introducing a range of new lock screen widgets. These widgets are designed to provide users with more convenient access to the AI assistant's features, enhancing user experience. The update adds six widgets in total, allowing users to directly access specific Gemini functions, streamlining the workflow. This move by Google is clearly a deliberate attempt to attract more users.

Apple has quietly released its latest budget iPhone, the iPhone 16e, priced at $599, without a major launch event. Unlike previous high-profile releases, this launch was understated, with CEO Tim Cook announcing the news via Twitter. The iPhone 16e doesn't boast groundbreaking innovations but integrates design elements from previous iPhones to ensure reliability at a lower cost. The new model's design resembles earlier iPhone models.

Recently, Infinix, a brand under Transsion Holdings, announced the integration of its smartphone series with the full version of DeepSeek-R1 AI technology. According to official information, starting from February 26, users of Infinix smartphones running XOS 14.5 and above can experience this new feature through a system upgrade. Additionally, Transsion revealed that the new NOTE series smartphones, set to launch in March, will also be equipped with DeepSeek-R1. DeepSeek-R1 is an advanced

According to Daring Fireball, iPhone 15 Pro users are about to receive good news: Apple's Visual Intelligence feature will be available on the Pro series flagship models released in 2023. This means that there is one less reason for iPhone 15 Pro users to upgrade to the iPhone 16 series. Visual Intelligence is similar to Google's Google Lens and is part of Apple Intel.

What Worth Buying recently announced that its smart assistant has officially joined the 'Brand Zone' of Doubao, an AI assistant under ByteDance. As a smart shopping assistant, this smart entity will provide users with services such as reputation summaries, product comparisons, and comprehensive price comparisons across the internet, helping consumers enhance decision-making efficiency. According to Wang Yunfeng, CTO of Worth Buying Technology, the company is advancing the deep integration of AI technology. The DeepSeek-R1 model has already been integrated into specific business scenarios, significantly enhancing AIGC creative capabilities. In terms of partners, the company has collaborated with partners like Moon's Dark Side and Zhicheng.

Apple has officially launched the long-awaited fourth-generation iPhone SE upgrade - the iPhone 16e. Unlike previous versions, this device no longer carries the 'SE' brand name and aligns directly with Apple's flagship series. The starting price for the new model is $599, with shipping expected to begin on February 28. A key highlight of the iPhone 16e is its incorporation of 'Apple Intelligence', a feature similar to OpenAI.

Today, Apple officially announced the new iPhone 16e, confirming its memory configuration. Reportedly, the iPhone 16e is equipped with 8GB of RAM, a specification that aligns with market expectations and meets the minimum requirements for Apple Intelligence features. This upgrade not only enhances the performance of the iPhone 16e but also provides users with a smoother experience.

In order to achieve this goal, Apple will collaborate with Alibaba to develop AI features for iPhone users in China. Alibaba's co-founder and chairman, Jack Ma, responded to rumors of the collaboration with Apple at the World Governments Summit 2025 held in Dubai, UAE, stating that Apple needed a localized partner in China and ultimately chose to partner with Alibaba.

Today, at the World Governments Summit 2025 held in Dubai, UAE, Joe Tsai, co-founder and chairman of Alibaba, officially responded to recent rumors about Alibaba's collaboration with Apple. He revealed that Apple was looking for a partner in China that could provide localized support for its phone services. Throughout this process, Apple exhibited very high selection criteria and engaged in in-depth discussions with several Chinese companies. Ultimately, Alibaba stood out and became Apple's partner.