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Light as Information: Everything You Need to Know About Optical Cables

November 30, 2025October 26, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Illustration of glowing optical fiber cables symbolizing high-speed global communication.

Learn how optical cables carry data at the speed of light, the history behind fiber optics, and why this technology is the foundation of modern communication.

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Retro Emulators in 2025: How to Play Classic Games the Right Way

November 30, 2025October 5, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Retro emulators 2025 guide with CRT shader preview

This 2025 guide shows how to pick, install, and tune retro emulators for authentic visuals and low latency—plus legal basics, FAQ, and expert resources for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.

Categories Retro Technology

TikTok Lures Songwriters with New Promotional Features

November 30, 2025July 27, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
TikTok promotional image showing new tools for songwriters in 2025

TikTok launches new promotional tools for songwriters, including profile labels and music tabs.

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Roblox Introduces New Safeguards for Teens, Including Age Estimation Tech

November 30, 2025July 26, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Roblox introduces teen safety features in 2025 including AI-based age estimation technology

Roblox introduces AI age estimation and new parental tools to ensure safer gaming for teens in 2025.

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DuckDuckGo Gives Users Power to Block AI-Generated Images from Search

November 30, 2025July 25, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
DuckDuckGo new AI-generated image filter toggle in search results

DuckDuckGo now lets users hide AI-generated images from search results, enhancing authenticity and visual trust online in 2025

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Google Photos Levels Up with AI

November 30, 2025July 24, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Vergleich zwischen einem normalen Foto und einem KI-generierten Video in Google Fotos, neues Remix- und Foto-zu-Video-Feature 2025

Google Photos introduces AI Remix and Photo-to-Video tools, letting users transform photos into dynamic artwork or videos with cinematic effects.

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YouTube Shorts Adds Image-to-Video AI Tool and Creative Effects in 2025

November 30, 2025July 23, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
YouTube Shorts AI Tools 2025 – Image-to-Video and Creative Effects

YouTube Shorts adds AI tools to animate images, apply visual effects, and boost creativity with zero editing skills required in 2025

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How Android Phones Became an Earthquake Warning System

November 30, 2025July 21, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Smartphone with seismic wave signal illustrating Android earthquake warning system

Millions of Android phones form the world’s largest earthquake detection system, offering early warnings using built-in motion sensors.

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Google’s ‘Ask for Me’: AI Calls Local Businesses for You

November 30, 2025July 20, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Google AI assistant calling businesses with Ask for Me feature

Googleova funkcija „Ask for Me“ koristi AI da zove firme umesto vas i donosi odgovore direktno u pretragu.

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USB-C Is Taking Over: What It Means for Everyone in 2025

November 30, 2025July 17, 2025 by Nebojsa Kostić
Close-up of a USB-C cable plugged into a laptop with the text "USB-C in 2025 – One Cable to Rule Them All

USB-C postaje univerzalni standard za punjenje i prenos podataka u 2025, pojednostavljujući upotrebu svih uređaja.

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