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RT Yun-Ta TsaiHistorically, it was difficult to reinvent a company at the height of its market cap.When I was in Nokia, I asked why my Finnish colleagues why the company did not reinvest its resources to build the actual smartphone — event its concept video predicted the vision correctly years ago.The answer was, it would take a long time to rewrite Symbians to support a new paradigm than changing the mechanical design and plastic molding of a phone.The risk was simply too high — new software, tooling and backend infrastructure, while it was under pressure to release new models every few months to fan off the competition from Asia.Quarters after quarters, Nokia enjoyed massive market shares that it was not in a hurry to change until it was too late.Looking back, the answer seems obvious. Yet, it was difficult to commit to the right path. Reinvention often requires repeatedly going from zero to one. That was hard to stomach to most people.

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Nintendo has suggested a new Mario game will make its way to the Nintendo Switch 2 at some point. In an interview this month, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser asked eager fans to “stay tuned” when asked about the next Mario title. Many expected the Switch 2 to launch with a new Mario game, possibly a sequel to Super Mario Odyssey. But Nintendo revealed Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza as first-party games coming to the Switch 2.Nintendo Hints at New Mario GameBowser, in an interview with CNN earlier this month, suggested the next Mario game could arrive on Switch 2 sooner rather than later.“Stay tuned,” Bowser said. “You know, we have a long, long catalog, and a long list of (intellectual property) that I'm sure will make its way to the platform.”Nintendo has not revealed its first-party slate for the Switch 2 beyond the titles confirmed for the console in 2025. During the Switch 2-focussed Nintendo Direct stream on April 2, the company revealed some first-party titles in addition to third-party games coming to the new platform.Only two first-party games are confirmed to be launch titles that will be available on June 5 when the Switch 2 is released. These include open-world racing title Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, an interactive guide for the new console.Beyond that, 3D action-platformer Donkey Kong Bananza arrives July 17, while Kirby Air Riders, Drag X Drive and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment are confirmed for launch in 2025. The revealed first-party slate likely means there will be no mainline Mario or The Legend of Zelda release this year.Nintendo will, however, release a host of Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrades for existing and announced Switch 1 games like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Super Mario Party Jamboree, Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Pokémon Legends: Z-A — all in 2025, with the two acclaimed 3D Zelda titles from the original Switch coming on launch day.Assassin's Creed Shadows could launch on the Switch 2Photo Credit: UbisoftAssassin's Creed Shadows Could Launch on Switch 2While heavy first-party heavy hitters like Mario and Zelda are missing, third-party developers have announced a robust lineup of games coming to the Switch 2 this year and beyond. This includes FromSoftware's new Switch 2 exclusive The Duskbloods and popular games like Hogwarts Legacy, Split Fiction, Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4, Star Wars Outlaws and many more.Recently, listed information on the PEGI ratings website suggested that Assassin's Creed Shadows could be coming to Switch 2, as well. As per a VGC report, Switch 2 appeared as a supported platform for the title as seen on the website's most searched games section.The listing since seems to have been changed and Assassin's Creed Shadows' page on the PEGI website now only shows PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X as supported platforms. However, the earlier listing suggests Ubisoft's newest action-adventure title will reportedly launch on the Switch 2. Do note, that while Ubisoft has confirmed that Star Wars Outlaws will launch on Switch 2 on September 4, the company has not yet announced a Switch 2 port for the newest Assassin's Creed title.The Nintendo Switch 2 was fully unveiled on April 2 and was set to be available for pre-orders in the US from April 9. The widespread reciprocal trade tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump, however, led Nintendo to push the pre-order date to April 24. The hybrid console will be available from June 5.

Nikon Z5II full-frame mirrorless camera was launched in India on Wednesday. It sits above the Nikon Z5 in the company's portfolio and features the company's flagship EXSPEED 7 image processing engine, which is said to deliver fast autofocus while maintaining optimal image quality. The Nikon Z5II is primarily aimed at video creators and filmmakers, courtesy of features like 10-bit N-LOG and 12-bit N-Raw video recording support, 3D tracking, and a dedicated Picture Control button. It is bundled with a variety of Z Mount lenses.Nikon Z5II Price in IndiaNikon Z5II price in India starts at Rs. 1,49,995 for the body only. Customers can also purchase the mirrorless camera with bundles including the Z5II + Nikon 24-70mm standard zoom lens among others. The company is providing an additional EN-EL 15c battery worth Rs. 4,990 and Mh-25a Charger worth Rs. 2,650 complimentary on purchases.The company says that the Nikon Z5II mirrorless camera will be available for purchase at authorised Nikon partners starting April 24.Nikon Z5II Specifications, FeaturesThe Nikon Z5II is equipped with a 24.5-megapixel full-frame Backside Illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor which can shoot in either 4K 60 fps or full HD 120 fps. It is said to support a maximum standard sensitivity of ISO 64000 for still-image shooting and ISO 51200 for video recording. The latest full-frame mirrorless camera has a 3.5 times faster autofocus system compared to the standard Z5 model which supports three different modes — AF-A, AF-C (continuous autofocus), and AF-S. It is complemented by low-light autofocus capabilities which can focus on objects in as low as -10 exposure value (EV).Nikon says the Z5II is powered by its flagship EXPEED 7 processor paired with its proprietary AI deep learning technology. The mirrorless camera is equipped with a five-axis Vibration Reduction (VR) system which provides up to 7.5 stops of stabilisation. It can capture fast-moving images in up to 14 frames per second along with 3D tracking which delivers accuracy.The new camera is aimed at video creators and supports video recording in N-LOG, HLG, and SDR modes. It provides in-camera 10-bit N-LOG and 12-bit N-RAW video recording support. Meanwhile, its Bright EVF, which is around 3,000 Candela per square metre, is claimed to be twice as bright as competing models. There's also a dedicated Picture Control button which acts as a quick option for tweaking the visual aesthetics. Nikon says the Z5II can identify nine different types of subjects, from people and pets to birds and vehicles, leveraging an advanced subject detection system. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who'sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Further reading: Nikon Z5II, Nikon Z5II price in India, Nikon Z5II Specifications, Nikon, mirrorless camera, Nikon mirrorless camera Shaurya Tomer Shaurya Tomer is a Sub Editor at Gadgets 360 with 2 years of experience across a diverse spectrum of topics. With a particular focus on smartphones, gadgets and the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), he often likes to explore the industry's intricacies and innovations – whether dissecting the latest smartphone release or exploring the ethical implications of AI advancements. In his free time, he often embarks on impromptu road trips to unwind, recharge, and ...More

Ghost of Yotei has been rated in Taiwan today, suggesting that, judging from some precedents, the game may not be too far from release. As reported by Gematsu, the second entry in the series developed by Sucker Punch received an R rating for violence, tobacco and alcohol and inappropriate language, which was predictable looking at the first entry in the series. While the rating also highlights how a launch date has not been revealed yet, we are likely going to hear more about it very soon, as not much time usually passes from the first ratings in Asian countries to the release date announcements. For Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, another big PlayStation 5 exclusive launching in 2025, the launch date was confirmed a little over a month after the game was rated in South Korea. We haven't seen much of Ghost of Yotei since its announcement last year. Back in March, the game's official website confirmed some details regarding the new protagonist, Atsu, and some new gameplay mechanics, including new weapons like the odachi, kusarigama, and dual katanas, more varied environments that players will be able to take advantage of, and more. Ghost of Yotei is scheduled to release in 2025 on PlayStation 5. A PC version has yet to be officially announced, though there's little doubt that a port will be coming at some point. Deal of the Day

NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5080 user report "thermal gel" leakage with their Gigabyte AORUS MASTER ICE variant, and that too in just a month of usage. Gigabyte's GeForce RTX 5080 Thermal Gel Gets Leaked Out, Likely Showing Flaws In the AIB's QA Process Problems with Team Green's RTX 50 series keep emerging every other day, but this time, we shouldn't put the blame on NVIDIA; instead, it's AIB partner, Gigabyte. In a post on QuasarZone, a user reports that he has experienced what appears to be a "thermal gel" leakage with their Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5080, and it has been liquified to the point that it has started moving towards the PCIe riser, which is indeed something surprising and rather a serious malfunction. It is disappointing to see such issues with a variant as expensive as the AORUS MASTER. Image Credits: QuasarZone Now, interestingly, the thermal gel we talked about is actually a replacement for the conventional thermal pads, and according to Gigabyte, it is a "server-grade" gel which is essentially non-fluid, so with the reported incident, it is certain that the gel had a defect. This situation would've made sense if it had occurred after a prolonged use, but according to the user, he got the RTX 5080 exactly one month ago, which shows that this malfunction is undoubtedly the fault of the AIB partner. The user had mounted the GPU vertically throughout his use, so this might be something that would have contributed to the leaking. So, imagine spending $1,500+ on a GPU only to see such a defect in it. This issue should be addressed immediately. Fortunately, the Gigabyte distributor was quick enough to respond to the issue. Since it is a newly-emerged problem, they are in discussion with Gigabyte about addressing it, as there's no formal policy regarding "thermal gel leakage." While the thermal gel isn't a conductive material, it could damage components if the leakage isn't addressed immediately. If it moves to the PCIe riser, it could block the connection, leading to serious issues. Deal of the Day

تستعد Samsung لتوسيع تشكيلة أجهزتها اللوحية مع إصدارات جديدة، وفقًا لتسريبات من مصدر موثوق سبق أن قدم معلومات دقيقة عن أجهزة Samsung غير المُطلقة. اليوم، كشف المصدر نفسه عن تفاصيل حول ثلاثة أجهزة لوحية قادمة.أولًا، تعمل Samsung على Galaxy Tab S10 Lite، وهو جهاز سيأتي بمستوى أقل من عائلة Tab S10 FE. سيعتمد Tab S10 Lite على معالج Exynos 1380، وسيتوفر بنسختين: Wi-Fi فقط، وWi-Fi مع دعم الشبكات الخلوية.ثانيًا، يجري تطوير Galaxy Tab S11 وTab S11 Ultra، وهو أمر مثير للاهتمام لأن Samsung لم تُطلق Tab S10 عادي، بل ركزت على Tab S10+. يبدو أن الشركة الكورية تعيد هيكلة تشكيلتها مرة أخرى. كلا الجهازين، Tab S11 وTab S11 Ultra، سيعتمدان على معالج MediaTek Dimensity 9400، وهو ترقية عن Dimensity 9300+ المستخدم في سلسلة Tab S10 الحالية.للأسف، لا توجد تفاصيل إضافية حتى الآن عن هذه الأجهزة، سواء من حيث موعد الإطلاق، أو المواصفات الكاملة، أو الصور. المصدر

بينما تواصل Samsung طرح تحديث One UI 7 لأجهزتها، يشير تقرير جديد إلى أن الشركة بدأت بالفعل العمل على One UI 8.5 لسلسلة Galaxy S26. من المتوقع أن تطلق Samsung تحديث One UI 8 في وقت لاحق هذا العام، يليه الإصدار 8.5، الذي سيحل محل تحديث “.1” المعتاد من السنوات السابقة.اكتشف فريق SammyPolice إشارات إلى One UI 8.5 في أكواد نظام برمجيات Samsung، مما يوحي بأن الإصدار 8.1 سيتم تخطيه. لم تُصدر Samsung تحديثًا “.5” منذ One UI 2.5 في عام 2020.على الرغم من أن الأمر لا يزال في نطاق التكهنات، يُتوقع أن تطلق Samsung سلسلة Galaxy S26 مع One UI 8.5. في المقابل، من المتوقع أن تأتي أجهزة Galaxy Z Fold7 وZ Flip7، المزمع إطلاقهما بين يوليو وأغسطس، مع One UI 8.0 المستند إلى Android 16.وفقًا للتقرير، قد يمثل One UI 8.5 تحديثًا جذريًا مع هوية بصرية مُعاد تصميمها وميزات ذكاء اصطناعي محسنة بشكل كبير. أضاف المسرب Ice Universe تكهنات بأن Samsung تسعى لمواءمة إصدارات One UI مع إصدارات Google لنظام Android، بحيث يأتي One UI 8.0 مع Android 16 لأجهزة Z Fold7 وZ Flip7، ويُطلق One UI 8.5 رسميًا مع سلسلة S26.المصدر