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Here is today’s top trending news from the world tech and AI
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Nvidia teases the RTX 5090 and 5080, their latest and greatest GPUs
Nvidia has officially announced its next-generation graphics cards, the GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, during a keynote at CES 2025. Priced at $1,999, RTX 5090 is capable of delivering native 4K gaming and positioned as the first real option for 8K gaming due to its high memory bandwidth of approximately 1.8 TB/s. On other hand, RTX 5080 will be priced at $999 and offers significant performance improvements over its predecessor, the RTX 4080. Both these GPUs are expected to arrive in the market by end of January. Additionally, Nvidia introduced the RTX 5070 Ti priced at $749 and the RTX 5070 at $549, aimed at mid-range users.
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Microsoft Bing mimics Bing UI in a spoofy way
Microsoft Bing has adopted a very controversial strategy by designing a new UI that closely mimics Google’s user interface. When users search for “Google” on Bing search engine, they are presented with a page that closely resembles Google’s layout, featuring a search bar and an image reminiscent of a Google Doodle. This misleading design is basically aimed to create an illusion to users that they are using a Google search engine. What further adds to the illusion is that the Bing logo appears obscured in the new interface. As a result of this illusion, when users enter their queries in the spoofed search bar, they are ultimately directed to standard Bing search results.
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Gemini AI is arriving to Google TV in 2025
Google announced at CES 2025 that Gemini AI is coming to Google TV devices later this year. This integration will make it easier for users to talk to Google TV and interact with it more naturally. They will be able to have more back-and-forth conversations with Google TV without having to repeat the “Hey Google” prompt for each command. They will also be able to search for content more intuitively, such as asking for “the newest movies from Disney.” Gemini AI will equally facilitate controlling smart home devices directly through the TV. Users can check feeds from video doorbells or manage other connected devices using simple voice commands.
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CES 2025 has kickstarted
The world’s biggest tech show, CES, has kickstarted in Les Vegas. The exhibition will run until January 10. As is expected, the world’s biggest tech companies including NVIDIA, LG, Samsung, Sony and Intel will exhibit their tech products in the week-long exhibition. However, this year’s event is notable for comparatively expansive participation than in the past. It will feature over 4,500 exhibitors, including approximately 1,400 startups, and more than 1,100 speakers across 300 conference sessions. This year’s notable speakers include Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Waymo co-CEO Tekedra N. Mawakana.
