Nothing X KEF

Nothing and KEF (renowned British audio pioneer) have announced a new partnership aimed at developing innovative sound products by combining their strengths in design and audio engineering. KEF’s 60 years of high-fidelity audio expertise will support Nothing’s expansion into new audio categories – bringing acoustic precision to products shaped by Nothing’s distinct approach to design and user experience. KEF will look to reach a wider audience through products co-developed with Nothing.

“This is a long-term effort” and both the brands are already working on several joint products that focus on both sound quality and design.

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Why we still use QWERTY: the history of the most inefficient keyboard layout

Despite being designed for 19th-century typewriters, QWERTY remains the dominant keyboard layout—even though more efficient alternatives like Dvorak and Colemak exist. Here’s why change is so hard:

QWERTY was created to prevent mechanical typewriter jams, not for speed or ergonomics. But it became standard due to early adoption—retraining billions of users is costly. These days, it remains deeply integrated in education, software, and hardware (BIOS, shortcuts, cloud services).

The Failed Alternatives: Dvorak & Colemak

* Dvorak (1936): Reduces finger movement by ~90%, but adoption stalled due to QWERTY’s dominance.
* Colemak (2006): A gentler upgrade, keeping common shortcuts—yet still niche.

Switching to any of them takes months of training, and QWERTY muscle memory fades, making shared computers a hassle.

While voice input and brain-computer interfaces show promise, they remain impractical for daily use due to noise sensitivity, privacy concerns, and technical limitations. Programmers, writers, and professionals still rely on keyboards because voice and neural tech can’t match typing precision. Even "smart" keyboards with LCD keys remain niche due to cost and compatibility issues. For now, QWERTY persists—not because it’s ideal, but because the alternatives aren’t ready to replace it.

So, QWERTY persists not because it’s best, but because the cost of change—time, training, and compatibility—is too high for most. For now, evolution, not revolution, is the likely path forward.

OnePlus Ace 5 Ultra and Ace 5 Racing Edition Launched in China

Both of them features self-developed “Fengchi gaming core kernel”, glacier cooling system and self-developed "Lingxi touch chip" which enhances touch responsiveness with upto 3000Hz touch sampling rate. Ace 5 Ultra also has e-sports Wi-Fi G1 chip and the "Shortcut Key" while Ace 5 Racing Edition has the latest Wi-Fi G2 chip.

Ace 5 Ultra:
• 6.83-inch (2800x1272 px) FHD+ AMOLED display
• 144Hz refresh rate; HDR 10+
• 1400nits HBM brightness
• Dolby Vision; 10-bit color depth
• Oppo Crystal Shield Glass
• MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ SoC
• LPDDR5X RAM; UFS 4.0 storage
• 7300mm² VC cooling area

• 50MP (IMX 906; OIS)
• 8MP Ultrawide
• 16MP Front camera (❌ AF)
• In-display fingerprint; IR blaster
• IP65 rated; USB-C 2.0
• X-axis linear motor
• Dual stereo speakers
• 6700mAh Si/C battery; 100W fast charging

Ace 5 Racing:
• 6.77-inch (2392x1080 px) FHD+ AMOLED display
• 120Hz refresh rate; HDR 10+
• 1300nits HBM brightness
• 10-bit color depth
• Oppo Crystal Shield Glass
• MediaTek Dimensity 9400e SoC
• LPDDR5X RAM; UFS 4.0 storage
• 7000mm²+ VC cooling area

• 50MP (LYT-600; OIS) + 2MP useless camera
• 16MP Front camera (❌ AF)
• In-display fingerprint; IR blaster
• Single mono speaker 💀
• IP64 rated; USB-C 2.0
• 7100mAh battery; 80W fast charging

Pricing for 12GB+256GB model starts from 1799 CNY (~250$) for Racing Edition and 2499 CNY (~350$) for Ultra Edition.

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Update: Google secretly took down the Pixel 10 leaked ringtones already atleast 4 days ago and replaced them with the current ringtones

Google replaced the leaked ringtones with the current ones on June 3rd, one day after it was leaked, so now we have uploaded it in this Pixel10_ringtones zip file which contains all the leaked ringtones. For more seamless usage, you can install this leaked "Sound app" apk on your Pixel, to ensure even more "seamless" usage, where the ringtone string actually corresponds to it (And possibly includes a new collection 👀)

Google was able to change the content in the links because they were gstatic links. Gstatic.com is a web domain used by Google for accessing the Gstatic server: aserver where Google hosts its static content like CSS, Javanoscript code and images.

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The fact that Google replaced the leaked ringtones with the current ones on June 3rd, one day after it was leaked, suggests they're aware of the leak, including the YouTube video and its denoscription.

So many names for the same device points towards only one direction i.e., it's a literal shit device and Realmeme trying its best to scam the people by confusing them with this shit playschool strategy 🤡🤡

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WWDC is Live!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_DjDdfqtUE

Soon HyperOS 26

Now I have NO reason to buy a Pixel after seeing iOS 26 features. As usual, except Google and Nothing, BBK and Xiaomi will simply copy iOS 26, so its better to just get an iPhone and run the OG iOS 😭😭😭

"Xiaomi may skip HyperOS 3 and jump to HyperOS 26, aligning with Apple’s year-based naming strategy. HyperOS 3 is set for an October 2025 release, but a shift could enhance clarity and global standardization in software updates."

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hyperOS 26 😭