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Actress Xu Dongdong Responds to Labels: Tearable or Not, Content with Having Roles to Play
Today, actress Xu Dongdong posted about the labels attached to her: "Labels are not shackles. It's good enough if friends who have been following me can remember me." She mentioned that she has been playing the role of "big sister-in-law" for ten years, and honestly, being able to earn a living, have roles to play, and have people who like her remember her is enough.
New Research Reveals Yawning is a Cerebrospinal Fluid “Self-Cleaning” Process
A seemingly ordinary yawn may be helping your brain “drain waste.” A recent imaging study from the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) shows that during a yawn, cerebrospinal fluid and venous blood flow out of the cranial cavity simultaneously, a phenomenon that may be linked to brain waste clearance, aging, and neurodegenerative diseases.
Google Pixel 11 Series Exposed: Tensor G6 Chip Specifications Leaked for the First Time
Google is expected to officially release the Pixel 11 series phones in August, and this timeframe is unlikely to change if the company follows its usual release schedule. CAD-based renderings of the entire series have been successively exposed, and now, key information about the new Tensor G6 chip has been leaked for the first time.
Official Report: Silver Particles in Ba Wang Tea Ji Milk Tea Were Added by the Customer
The joint investigation team of Suzhou County, Anhui Province, released an official report regarding the recent online controversy about "mercury found in Ba Wang Tea Ji milk tea." The conclusion is that the foreign objects in the milk tea were added by the purchaser themselves. The involved person has been taken into police custody, and the case is under further investigation.
Rockstar Jokes About Employee Leave Requests While Denying GTA6 Delay, Maintaining 2026 November Release
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick clarified at the iicon conference that GTA6 will not be delayed to 2027, remaining on track for a November 19, 2026 release. Addressing recent persistent delay rumors, Zelnick proactively responded and jokingly mentioned anticipating many employees finding excuses to take leave on the release day.
Lenovo Group Announces Completion of Phoenix Firmware Business Acquisition
Lenovo Group officially announced the completion of its acquisition of Phoenix Technologies' firmware technology business, fully obtaining related intellectual property, technical assets, and core R&D teams. Following this acquisition, Lenovo will fully internalize its firmware R&D capabilities, building an independent and controllable technical foundation for AIPC, AI servers, and edge-side intelligent devices.
DeepSeek V4 Launch Sparks Demand, Chinese Tech Giants Rush for Huawei Ascend 950 Chips
Following the official release of DeepSeek V4, market demand for Huawei's Ascend 950 series AI chips has surged. Several leading Chinese tech companies are urgently securing chip supply orders. Sources reveal that ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba have already contacted Huawei regarding additional chip orders. Companies specializing in cloud computing and GPU leasing are also actively working to finalize orders.
Musk Testifies in Court Regarding OpenAI Lawsuit, Presenting His Claims
The tech mogul underwent friendly questioning by his own lawyers on Tuesday; cross-examination is still to come. After two years, countless legal filings, and numerous social media posts, Elon Musk finally had the opportunity in court on Tuesday to vent his frustrations with OpenAI.
Meta Found to Violate EU Law: Failing to Effectively Prevent Children from Using Facebook and Instagram
The European Commission ruled on Wednesday that Meta violated the EU’s Digital Services Act. Preliminary investigations show that the platform failed to effectively prevent children under 13 from registering and using its social products. Meta has been under increasing scrutiny from regulators regarding child safety controls on its platforms this year.
OpenAI Launches $8 Subscription for ChatGPT, Expects 122 Million Paying Consumers This Year
Over the past three years, OpenAI’s revenue has primarily come from ChatGPT Plus subscribers paying $20 per month. Internal forecasts reveal a significant shift this year: a lower-priced, ad-supported subscription tier will attract new users and cause tens of millions of existing premium subscribers to downgrade.
Rumored Apple Foldable iPhone Fold Priced Around 14,
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Devours 74-Year-Old Man's Arms and Legs in Just Three Days, Amputation Saves His Life
A 74-year-old man in Florida experienced rapid limb decay after swimming in the Gulf of Mexico and was rushed to the emergency room. Just three days prior, he was active on the coast, but a dive resulted in a cut on his right leg. The wound quickly became painful and bruised, and after two days, his right arm began to discolor.
DeepMind Co-founder Reunites with Lee Sedol Ten Years After “Man vs. Machine” Match
Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis reunited with South Korean Go legend Lee Sedol on Wednesday. Ten years ago, Lee Sedol engaged in a globally watched “man vs. machine” match against Google’s artificial intelligence program, AlphaGo.
Americans Confident in the Future of Self-Driving Cars, But Personal Use Remains Low
A recent Gallup poll conducted from October 1 to 16, 2025, shows that about 31% of Americans expect self-driving cars to become widespread in the U.S. within the next five years, a significant increase from 19% in 2018. However, the percentage of respondents willing to personally own or lease a self-driving car remains at 19%, unchanged from 2018.
Windows 11 Clock App Redesign Adds AI, Detects Distraction and Automatically Pauses Timer
According to WindowsLatest, Microsoft is significantly redesigning the built-in Clock app in Windows 11. The enhanced Focus sessions will introduce AI-powered insights and utilize the PC's NPU to detect attention status. The new Clock app features extensive rounded corner designs and a more streamlined UI, a stark contrast to the long-unchanged old version.
Original Developers Rewrite Legendary ZSNES Nintendo Emulator, Giving It New Life
The classic Super Nintendo emulator ZSNES has experienced a true rebirth after nearly twenty years of silence: two original authors, zsKnight and Demo, have completely rewritten the code from scratch, releasing a new version called SuperZSNES. Born in the DOS era, ZSNES relied on manual performance optimization with assembly language and was the standard tool for countless players running Super Nintendo games. However, due to a long lack of major updates, its simulation accuracy and graphics processing methods have long been outdated.
Can a Single Drop of Water Float a Ten-Thousand-Ton Ship? Li Yongle Responds: Don't Even Think About Forcing Me to Admit I'm Wrong
A video released three years ago by Li Yongle about a single drop of water floating a ten-thousand-ton ship has recently sparked a new round of controversy. Many netizens question his claim and demand an apology. Li Yongle recently responded, firmly stating he will not admit wrongdoing and maintains his viewpoint.
Tencent IMA Launches Knowledge Agent "Copilot" That Remembers User Background, Habits, and Progress
Tencent IMA has launched a knowledge agent – Copilot – that supports users in creating personalized agents. Copilot features a deeply personalized memory system with four modules: Copilot Settings (Soul), User Profile, Long-Term Memory, and Experience & Techniques (Agent). It remembers your background, habits, and task progression methods, enabling continuous cross-scene calls and reducing redundant input. You can view and edit memory content through setting cards in a conversational manner, and the system continuously self-iterates based on your usage.
Luo Yonghao Admits to Being Addicted to Douyin: Weekly Install-Delete Cycle, Often Stays Up All Night Watching Videos
This afternoon, the podcast "Luo Yonghao's Crossroads" officially launched, featuring a conversation between Luo Yonghao and Cai Kangyong. During the program, Luo Yonghao stated, "I watch Douyin and see a lot of boring short videos, and I learn a lot of useless knowledge." When questioned by Cai Kangyong about still using Douyin, he candidly revealed his addiction.
Voyager 1 Travels 1 Light-Day from Earth – 25.9 Billion Kilometers in a Day, 49 Years of Travel
According to NASA's official orbital data, the Voyager 1 probe will cross a symbolic and interesting distance threshold later this year: 1 light-day. Everyone knows what a light-year is, but a light-day is the distance light travels in 24 hours, approximately 25.9 billion kilometers, equivalent to over 160 astronomical units, and of course, there are also light-hours, light-minutes, and light-seconds.
Russian Billionaire's Superyacht Successfully Transits Strait of Hormuz
Recent US media reports indicate that with ongoing tensions in the Middle East, the risk of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz has increased sharply. However, a superyacht belonging to a Russian billionaire, valued at $500 million, successfully traversed this key waterway, becoming one of the few private vessels to do so in recent months.
WeChat Stickers Now Support Unprecedented High Definition: Up to 200 Million Pixel Original Images
WeChat has launched a practical new feature, significantly upgrading sticker image quality. Users can now send original images up to 200 million pixels. Previously, stickers sent through WeChat public accounts were automatically compressed, resulting in blurry photos with significant detail loss.
30-Year-Old DIY Brand GALAX Exits Overseas PC Market, No Relation to Chinese Brand Galaxy
Recent reports that GALAX is exiting the PC market have caused concern among DIY enthusiasts. Many domestic players have mistakenly equated GALAX with the well-known Chinese DIY brand “Galaxy” (影驰), which is the core point of confusion in this news.
DJI Beijing Stores to Stop Selling Drones After 4 PM Today, Tmall Official Store No Longer Accepts Orders
The "Beijing Regulations on the Management of Unmanned Aircraft" will come into effect on May 1, 2026, marking a comprehensive upgrade to drone management in Beijing. According to the regulations, the entire administrative area of Beijing is a no-fly zone for drones,
GPT Image 2 Ascends to Godhood in Text-to-Image Generation, Surpassing Google's Nano Banana 2 to Become World No. 1
OpenAI's newly launched GPTImage2 model has demonstrated astonishing performance in authoritative text-to-image evaluations, successfully surpassing Google's NanoBanana2 and claiming the global top spot. Officially launched on April 21st, the model has undergone months of iterative upgrades, with significant improvements in image quality, comprehension, and detail restoration.
Chinese Astronauts to Stay in Space Station for One Year
Today, April 29th, marks the 5th anniversary of the stable in-orbit operation of China's space station core module, Tianhe. Five years ago today, the Long March-5B Y2 carrier rocket, carrying the Tianhe core module, ignited and launched from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in China, sending the first "building block" of the "Tiangong" space station into space.
Oriental Selection Rewards 300 Employees with Shares Worth 400 Million Yuan After Anchor Resignations
On the evening of April 28th, Oriental Selection announced that it would grant a total of 19.3014 million shares to its directors, senior management, and core employees, involving 302 people, accounting for 1.82% of the company's issued shares. Based on the company's closing price of HK$28.44 per share on the same day, the total market value of this share reward is approximately HK$549 million, equivalent to approximately RMB 479 million.
TSMC Clears All Arm Shares, Cashing in Approximately $231 Million
The world's largest contract chip manufacturer, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), disclosed in its latest company filings that it has sold all of its shares in Arm Holdings, officially ending its equity investment relationship with the chip design company.
U.S. Navy Tests JDAM-LR Long-Range Guidance Kit: Transforming "Iron Bombs" into Low-Cost Cruise Missiles
The U.S. Navy recently completed a flight test of the "Joint Direct Attack Munition – Long Range" (JDAM-LR). This new add-on kit can transform ordinary cast-iron unguided bombs into jet-propelled cruise missiles that can be launched from carrier-based aircraft, with a range exceeding 200 nautical miles (approximately 370 kilometers).
Yadi and 7 Other Companies Summoned for Talks: Prohibition of Add-ons and Modifications, Speed Limit of 25 km/h
With the deepening implementation of the new national standard for electric bicycles, the market is entering a period of strict regulation. Despite the new rules being in place, some products on the market still do not strictly comply with relevant regulations. In response to this phenomenon, Beijing's market supervision department recently launched a large-scale special rectification campaign.
