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This will be the first year Google launches new Pixel phones before Apple's next-generation iPhones hit stores. The Pixel 9 event is scheduled for August 13th, a bold move for the company. It signals that Google believes the Pixel 9 lineup is strong enough to make an impression with potential buyers more than a month before the iPhone 16 hit stores. As with any of Google's announcements since ChatGPT arrived on the scene, you should expect the Pixel 9 even to feature new AI experiences that Google has tailored for its handsets. Rumors going back to last December teased an AI assistant coming to the next-gen Pixel 9, bringing Google's Gemini AI to the phones. We already learned at I/O 2024 that a multimodal Gemini Assistant similar to ChatGPT (GPT-4o) would be available on Android later this year. At the time, I assumed this could be an exclusive Pixel 9 feature, at least initially. Fast-forward to early July and some of Google's purported new AI features for the Pixel 9 might have leaked — but something seems to be missing. They don't sound as impressive as the Apple Intelligence experience that Apple introduced about a month ago. There's also some more potentially bad news: one of the new AI tricks coming to Pixel 9 phones might resemble Microsoft's controversial Windows 11 Recall feature, which has now been recalled. However, there are key differences between the two, with Google taking a different approach that seems much smarter. Continue reading... The post Leak says Google Pixel 9 will get an AI feature like Microsoft’s controversial Recall appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best July 4th deals: Apple sale, $30 mosquito repellent, $50 Waterpik, $70 SodaStream, 36% off eero, more Today’s deals: $399 M1 iPad Air, $30 Levoit humidifier, half off Beats Studio Pro, $139 Dewalt drill set, more Today’s deals: $199 AirPods Pro 2, $89 robot vacuum, 15% off pet odor spray, $19 Roku Express, more Today’s deals: Early Prime Day sales, $50 Ring Doorbell, $80 Keurig coffee maker, $470 Dyson V11, more

One of the biggest pain points of electric vehicles is how long they take to charge. While we have seen some recent developments in fast-charging EVs—like the Ioniq 6, which can charge from 10 to 80 percent in just 18 minutes—others can take much longer. But Nyobolt recently showed off a prototype that could bring us one step closer to recharging EVs nearly as fast as we refill gas-powered vehicles. Nyobolt showed off what the new prototype could do at the Millbrook Proving Ground in England. And it harks back to a lot of the improvements that we’re also seeing from companies like BYD—which recently showcased a hybrid drivetrain that can drive 1,250 miles without needing to refuel. As for the technology behind Nyobolt’s new battery, it can achieve faster charging by using a proprietary selection of anode materials. This helps provide improved battery cell design, and combined with a suite of software, the charging performance is improved even more. This all comes together to create a fast-charging EV that could dethrone the other options on the market right now. Mini EVs like the Eli ZERO could benefit greatly from the fast-charging battery that Nyobolt has showcased. Image source: Eli There is a caveat, though. While being able to recharge quickly, the battery has an exceptionally smaller size and offers roughly 155 miles on a single charge. This is another pain point of the electric vehicle market, as many customers are looking for vehicles that can not only charge quickly, but can also travel for longer distances before they need to be recharged. Still, there’s something to be said for a fast-charging EV that can be recharged in less than ten minutes, let alone less than five minutes. And that smaller battery also means that the battery weighs much less—just around 2,755 pounds—making it much lighter than standard EV batteries we’re seeing on the market right now. Nyobolt hasn’t started production on its new prototype EV just yet. But, when it does, it’s likely we’ll see the company shopping its tech around to different OEMs and car brands, especially those that offer performance EVs or entry-level mini EVs for commuting around the city Don't Miss: MIT designed a soft robotic system just for packing groceries The post This company figured out how to charge an electric car in under 5 minutes appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: $120 off Ryzen 9 mini PC, $89 Apple AirPods, $25 portable neck fan, $79 23andMe DNA test, more Today’s deals: $199 AirPods Pro 2, $89 robot vacuum, 15% off pet odor spray, $19 Roku Express, more Today’s deals: $19 myQ smart garage controller, $799 75-inch smart TV, $90 Ninja Air Fryer Pro, more

President Joe Biden confided to a key ally that he must quickly convince voters he is able to perform his chief-executive duties or he may not be able to continue his campaign for reelection, The New York Times reported Wednesday.

A majority of Biden voters say first son Hunter Biden should serve prison time following his conviction on gun charges, according to a new poll.