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Renault’s value brand Dacia is switching production of its low-cost Dacia Spring EV to Europe from China so it can benefit from French subsidies, the company announced. Priced at €17,900 for the base model ($20,789), the Spring will cost as little as €12,200 ($14,169) after French EV credits are applied. Dacia has also redesigned the Spring, making it…

If you’re nostalgic for the sixth generation of consoles, which one is easier to emulate on a modern PC?

Huawei is claiming the title for the first foldable smartphone that offers a built-in privacy display with the announcement of its Mate XT2. While Samsung offers its own tri-folding smartphone and the Galaxy S26 Ultra with Privacy Display, Huawei has combined those two features in its latest attempt to maintain control over the foldable smartphone market.

Apple’s CarPlay has become one of the favorite features of iPhone owners who happen to own a car that supports it. Using an interface that’s an extension of iOS is certainly more appealing than relying on infotainment systems from car manufacturers, which can sometimes be ugly and not very intuitive. 

The dual-screen retro handheld craze continues with Retroid joining in on the trend. The handheld maker offered very little details in its teaser video, but we do know that Retroid has named its modern-day remake of the Nintendo DS the Pocket Duo.

The Foundation for Science, Innovation and Development (FSID), a single-window interface to the deep science and deep-tech capabilities of the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), said on Monday that it would undertake 1,000 industry projects and build a portfolio of 300 deep-tech start-ups by 2030.

No more sleeping through your alarm because you dared to turn down the volume before you went to bed.

CHINA / MILITARY Drone swarm tech valued by both defense and civilian sectors, industry platform says Development in field to enhance country’s intl competitiveness: CETC

Eric Wu built and ran Opendoor, one of the more ambitious real estate startups of the last decade, before stepping away in 2022 after fast-rising interest rates abruptly slowed down home sales. He spent a year resetting — he’d been running the company for eight years at that point — and could have easily jumped…

YouTube has introduced many user-friendly features over the years — whether it’s the “Jump Ahead” button that quickly skips sponsored segments, or the mobile update to timestamped comments, which flashes them to the top of the pile when the relevant point in the video plays. However, like many of its fellow video-sharing platforms, YouTube does…