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Actualité : Bon plan – Le barbecue et plancha Riviera-et-Bar QPL650 à 199,99 € (-13%)

La Riviera & Bar QPL650 est une plancha offrant deux zones de cuisson indépendantes et une puissance totale de 2300 W, tout comme la QPL665 déjà testée. Elle est d'ailleurs aussi vendue autour des 200 €. Très proche de la QPL665, la Riviera & Bar QPL650 adopte un design légèrement différent au niveau des poignées. Elle offre néanmoins aussi deux zones de cuisson indépendantes pour cuire simultanément des aliments à des températures différentes. Nous…

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12/08 22:00 Les Numériques
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Actualité : Bon plan – Le multicuiseur Moulinex Cookeo 80 recettes CE854B10 à 149,99 € (-39%)

Le Cookeo 80 recettes CE854B10 reprend l'interface du premier Cookeo et intègre à peine plus de recettes, mais il peut compter sur l'application Moulinex pour inspirer et guider les utilisateurs au besoin. NB : La baisse de prix rapportée est calculée en comparant le prix le plus bas du jour avec la moyenne des prix les plus bas pratiqués par tous les marchands pour le produit le mois dernier, avec des règles de sécurité…

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12/08 22:00 Les Numériques
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Actualité : Bon plan – L’aspirateur robot Dreame L40s Pro Ultra à 489,00 € (-10%)

Avec le L40s Pro Ultra, Dreame muscle son jeu. Ce robot-aspirateur reprend la recette du L40 Ultra, mais y ajoute plus de puissance, une brosse double anti-nœuds et un franchissement d’obstacle revisité. Un modèle qui entend nettoyer fort et penser mieux. Le Dreame L40s Pro Ultra est une évolution convaincante du L40 Ultra. Plus puissant, plus intelligent et mieux armé pour les intérieurs complexes, il s’impose comme l’un des robots les plus complets de…

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12/08 22:00 Les Numériques
Smartphones

On a pris en photo l’éclipse avec quatre smartphones différents : lequel est le meilleur ? (Samsung, Oppo, Xiaomi, Google)

L’éclipse de ce 12 août 2026 a évidemment attiré de très nombreux regards protégés, on l’espère, par de bonnes lunettes. De notre côté, chez Frandroid, dans le cadre d’une vidéo publiée sur notre chaîne YouTube, nous nous sommes amusés à prendre en photo l’événement avec quatre smartphones différents (en prenant soin de ne pas abîmer les capteurs photo évidemment). Nos cobayes sont quatre téléphones haut de gamme : La FUJIKINA, c’est les 4, 5…

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12/08 21:46 Frandroid
Apps & Logiciels

Apple wins temporary Supreme Court pause in Epic Games proceedings

The Supreme Court has granted Apple a 24-hour extension to a California court deadline requiring the company to propose what commission, if any, it should be allowed to charge on purchases made outside the App Store. Here are the details. Yesterday, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers rejected Apple’s request to pause the App Store fee proceedings while the Supreme Court reviews the company’s contempt ruling. For context, when Judge Gonzalez Rogers issued an injunction requiring…

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12/08 21:45 9to5Mac
Tech News

Terabytes of credentials leaked in massive supply-chain attack

Terabytes worth of credentials, many belonging to the world’s biggest and most sensitive organizations, have been exposed in a supply-chain attack on LiteLLM, an open source tool that streamlines AI-driven software development. Microsoft, Amazon, Cisco, Samsung, and Salesforce are only a handful of the entities whose access secrets were exposed. The revelation was posted on Tuesday and Wednesday by security firms CloudSEK and Hudson Rock. CloudSEK said it found cloud keys, repository tokens, SSH…

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12/08 21:43 Ars Technica
Smartphones

Pixel 11 event live blog: Let’s watch Trevor Noah introduce Google’s new phones

We’re ready for some bad jokes during Google’s celebrity-packed live show. We’re ready for some bad jokes during Google’s celebrity-packed live show. It’s almost time for the Made by Google keynote, where the company will show off the brand-new Pixel hardware it announced today. Like last year, it’ll be a celebrity-packed live show, though Trevor Noah is hosting instead of Jimmy Fallon. If the 2025 show was any indication, today’s broadcast might be something…

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12/08 21:30 The Verge
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This 8BitDo mechanical keyboard has an extra keypad and is 30 percent off

If you’re looking for a mechanical keyboard that can give your desk a touch of retro flair, Amazon has 8BitDo’s Retro Mechanical Keyboard with Dual Super Buttons on sale for $69.99, one of the lowest prices we’ve seen for the bundle. The styling on this keyboard is thorough, with blocky retro legends on the rounded keycaps, and supplementary buttons and detailing to help match the theme. 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard This mechanical keyboard is…

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12/08 21:21 The Verge
Smartphones

Forget Flock — this system could let police track your car with help from your phone

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Imagine a world where the police can identify people on the move not just by their license plate, but also the electronic devices that are traveling with them. This is exactly what a new sensor system from Leonardo US Cyber and Security Solutions is designed to achieve. The technology is aptly named SignalTrace, and it is designed to detect Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and…

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12/08 21:13 Android Authority
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Have physicists finally discovered glueballs? New evidence points to yes.

Physicists with the Beijing Spectrometer III (BES III) experiment have uncovered convincing new evidence of the existence of so-called glueballs, an elusive composite particle made entirely of gluons predicted by quantum theory. The results appeared in a preprint posted to arXiv last month and were also presented last week at the International Conference on High Energy Physics (ICHEP). All the stuff we see around us is made up of quarks held together by gluons…

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12/08 21:13 Ars Technica
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Cats and dogs are missing meals after a popular smart feeder went down

Petlibro says it’s working to resolve a ‘service issue’ that’s causing its smart feeders not to dispense food on schedule. Petlibro says it’s working to resolve a ‘service issue’ that’s causing its smart feeders not to dispense food on schedule. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. A Petlibro outage is preventing its smart pet feeders and other devices from performing scheduled tasks,…

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12/08 21:07 The Verge
Smartphones

Report: US smartphone sales fell 5% in Q2 2026 as prices keep climbing

A new Counterpoint Research report says pricing pressure from rising memory costs squeezed the low-end US smartphone segment in Q2 2026, with smaller manufacturers hit particularly hard as larger brands were better able to absorb component cost increases. Here are the details. According to Counterpoint Research, combined US smartphone sales for Apple, Samsung, Motorola, and Google fell 4% year over year in Q2 2026, while sales across the rest of the market plunged 45%…

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12/08 21:01 9to5Mac
IA

Twitch content has trained Amazon AI for years, but users can opt out now

Twitch now lets users opt out of Amazon’s use of content from their channels to train Amazon’s “generative AI content models.” The change, announced today, comes more than two years after a company executive confirmed that Amazon was using Twitch content for AI training. In an updated support page, Twitch confirms that users must opt out if they don’t want their “streams, VODs, clips, stream chats, and pictures and text on your channel [to]…

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12/08 21:00 Ars Technica
Smartphones

Google Kicks Off Fall Hardware Season With New Pixel 11 Smartphones

Google today announced new products that compete with Apple devices like the iPhone and the Apple Watch. There are new Pixel smartphones with AI capabilities, a new foldable, and new wearable devices. Pixel 11 Pro Fold The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is thinner and lighter than the prior-generation Pixel Fold. It has a 6.5-inch OLED display when closed, and an 8-inch ‌OLED‌ display when open. When unfolded, it's 5.1mm thick, and when closed, it's…

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12/08 20:59 MacRumors
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Northrop’s robot space mechanic is a new way to keep satellites at work longer

High above the Earth, a new generation of robots designed to keep satellites working longer is replacing its predecessor — quite literally. This week, a spacecraft built and operated by Northrop Grumman called a Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV) unplugged from a communications satellite operated by the Australian firm Optus. For more than a year, the MEV spacecraft has been stuck to the back of the Optus satellite, keeping it in the right place in…

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12/08 20:53 TechCrunch
Apps & Logiciels

Claude’s Chrome side panel is now a full Cowork session

Claude is turning its Chrome side panel into a full Cowork session, allowing browser-based tasks and conversations to follow users across Claude’s other apps. Anthropic announced the change today. Conversations started in the side panel are now saved to Claude history and can be resumed from the Claude desktop, web, and mobile apps. Skills and connectors already configured for an account also work from the browser without additional setup. Claude in Chrome can see…

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12/08 20:46 9to5Mac
Tech News

German nonprofit files criminal complaint over Meta smart glasses privacy

Worrying about Google Glassholes almost feels quaint in comparison. As privacy blowback grows over Meta's smart glasses, one nonprofit is taking matters into its own hands. German human rights group HateAid has filed a criminal complaint against Meta. It essentially argues that slapping discreet cameras on people's faces is, you know, maybe not a great idea. HateAid claims that Meta's smart glasses breach German privacy laws: specifically, the Telecommunications, Digital Services and Data Protection…

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12/08 20:43 Engadget
Tech News

Don’t believe your eyes: Google says it isn’t revoking access to purchased movies

TL;DR Last week, a Google Play user reported that Google had revoked access to their purchased The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition trilogy. The problem now appears to be a technical issue, as Google says the affected user should still have access to the films. Google eventually issued the user a refund in the form of store credit. The user says they still can’t access the films. Recent events are reminding us that…

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12/08 20:37 Android Authority
Smartphones

The Pixel 11 series is still eSIM-only in the US, just in case you forgot

After ditching physical SIM card support on last year’s Pixel 10 series, here’s a quick reminder that the Pixel 11 series in the US is still eSIM-only. The adoption of eSIM has been accelerating in recent years despite some obvious growing pains, but Google has been rather confident in the tech, going all-in on the tech with the Pixel phones it sells in the US. Like the Pixel 10 series, Pixel 11 is eSIM-only…

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12/08 20:30 9to5Google
Smartphones

I can’t unsee the reason Pixel 11 Pro Fold is thinner, but it’s for the best [Gallery]

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is sneakily maybe the most impressive of Google’s new releases this week, but on picking it up one thing caught my eye – one half of it is thicker than the other. It’s not super uncommon for the two halves of a foldable to slightly differ in size, but it’s usually by such a small degree that you simply can’t see it. On Pixel 11 Pro Fold, it was…

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12/08 20:30 9to5Google
Tech News

Trump sued over "brazen" scheme to sell Truth Social API access for $100K a month

President Trump was sued by nonprofit news groups today over Truth Social’s “Truth API” that sells real-time access to posts from Trump and other top users of the social network. Trump is profiting from selling preferential access to government information, the lawsuit said. Trump’s social media company this month started charging customers up to $100,000 per month for the earliest access to posts that can have immediate impacts on financial markets. The first customers…

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12/08 20:20 Ars Technica
IA

Google Search corrects results after prematurely declaring OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dead

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Everyone makes mistakes, right? However, some mistakes are more prominent than others, such as when Google Search missteps. That happens to be the case today, as the search engine mistakenly informed users of surprising, false news about Sam Altman. Earlier today, Google Search users noticed something strange when looking up the OpenAI CEO. As usual, the results included the executive’s name, image,…

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12/08 20:19 Android Authority
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Amazon will train on Twitch streamers’ content by default, unless they opt out

The streaming platform Twitch will now use creators’ content to help train generative AI models for its parent company, Amazon. This move has inspired swift and concentrated backlash from the Twitch community, especially because creators are opted in to having their content used for this AI training by default. For Amazon, these stream recordings are incredibly valuable, offering thousands of hours of audio and video content to help train AI models. But Twitch users…

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12/08 20:10 TechCrunch
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US boosts drone surveillance as flesh-eating screwworms spread in Texas

Hundreds of US government drones have switched from border surveillance to a different surveillance mission this summer—looking for signs of screwworm infestations in wild animals and livestock herds. The flesh-eating New World Screwworm is the parasitic larva that emerges from eggs laid by flies in the open wounds or body openings of warm-blooded animals and humans, with untreated cases potentially leading to severe injury or death. Since the first screwworm cases were detected in…

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12/08 19:40 Ars Technica
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