GeForce NOW: Pricing and plans

Pricing for India is yet to be officially announced. Globally, GeForce NOW offers two subnoscription tiers. The Ultimate plan costs $19.99 per month or $199.99 annually, while the Performance plan is priced at $9.99 per month. Both plans include 10OGB of cloud storage, with options to purchase more. Nvidia has stated that Indian pricing will likely mirror these global tiers.

* LRM(Large Reasoning Model)Key Findings:

* Frontier LRMs "face a complete accuracy collapse beyond certain complexities."

* They exhibit a "counter-intuitive scaling limit": their reasoning effort (token usage) increases with problem complexity up to a point, then "declines despite having an adequate token budget."

* The authors identify three "performance regimes" by comparing LRMs with their standard LLM counterparts:

* Low-complexity tasks: Standard models surprisingly outperform LRMs.

* Medium-complexity tasks: "Additional thinking" in LRMs demonstrates an advantage.

* High-complexity tasks: Models "experience complete collapse."

- Apple

Until now, 25W wireless charging was only possible with Apple’s stock MagSafe charger.
With the upcoming iOS 26 update, Apple is finally unlocking Qi2.2 (25W) support for third-party chargers.

That means:
🔋 Faster 25W charging (not just 15W)
⚡ Works with Qi2.2 chargers from Belkin, Anker, Ugreen, Aukey & more
📱 Available on all iPhone 16 models – except the iPhone 16e

The update arrives this September, just in time for the iPhone 17 launch.

Brands are already announcing new 25W wireless chargers – for example, Belkin with its UltraCharge Pro dock – alongside launches from Ugreen, Anker, Baseus, Aukey & more.

Apple’s first foldable phone will be book-style, use Touch ID not Face ID, use a C2 modem, have four total cameras and only use eSIM. The screen’s crease is less visible than current foldables. Recently, Apple changed display from on-cell to in-cell touch.

The new HPB 200mp periscope on the Vivo X300 Pro jointly developed by Vivo and Samsung will adopt the groundbreaking VCS bionic spectrum technology which uses a method that mimics the color vision of human cone cells to improve the color filter

The iPhone can't be designed in curved screen. Don't believe such rumors.
Apple has explicitly informed its suppliers that it will not adopt curved screens, At most, it may feature a "visual curve" effect—similar to the edges of an Apple Watch display, where the panel remains flat with the signature softly squared-off borders, while the glass subtly curves downward at the edges. The curvature will be minimal, achieving an edge-to-edge visual experience.

The current challenge lies in thinning the TFE (thin-film encapsulation) and optimizing the side OCA (optical clear adhesive) application. If not executed properly, it could create a "magnifying glass" effect when viewed from the side, causing distorted visuals. This is the general direction Apple is pursuing—absolutely no quad-curved screens. A unibody quad-curved glass design might be possible, but only the glass would bend; the display itself would remain entirely flat, with zero curvature.

Source IceUniverse

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