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Xbox President Explains Premium Pricing Strategy for ASUS ROG Ally X Handheld

The newly launched ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X has generated significant buzz despite its premium price point. According to Xbox president Sarah Bond, the pricing reflects extensive design collaboration and enhanced ergonomic features that differentiate it from previous models.

Xbox President Provides Context on ASUS ROG Ally X Pricing

The recently launched ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X handheld gaming device has sparked discussions about its premium pricing, with Xbox president Sarah Bond now offering insight into the company’s pricing strategy. According to reports, the device represents the first Windows handheld to officially integrate the complete Xbox experience, creating significant anticipation within the gaming community.

by Harlow Wesley
SoftwareTechnology

OnePlus Unveils OxygenOS 16 Rollout Schedule for Legacy Smartphones and Tablets

OnePlus has detailed the phased rollout of its OxygenOS 16 update for eligible older devices. The update, packed with AI-driven features and Android 16 improvements, will begin reaching users in November 2025.

OxygenOS 16 Update Roadmap Revealed

OnePlus has officially outlined the deployment schedule for its next major software update, OxygenOS 16, for its legacy devices, according to reports from the company’s announcement. Sources indicate that 19 different OnePlus smartphones and tablets are eligible for the upgrade, with the rollout staged across several months beginning in late 2025.

by Harlow Wesley
AILegal

Authors File Class Action Against Salesforce Over AI Training Data

Salesforce faces a proposed class action lawsuit from authors claiming the company used pirated books to train its AI software. The case adds to mounting legal challenges against tech firms over AI training practices.

Legal Challenge Over AI Training Materials

Cloud computing giant Salesforce is facing a proposed class action lawsuit from two authors who allege the company used thousands of copyrighted books without permission to train its artificial intelligence systems, according to reports filed this week.

by Owen Holt