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    Family brings home new electric car in vlogโ—Finally aaj new electric car ghar ley aae ๐Ÿ˜ Family reaction on new car ๐Ÿฅฐโ–ถyoutubeLifeAutos870.9K7 h ago

    A family vlogger has shared footage of bringing home a new electric car, capturing relatives' first reactions to the vehicle. The clip has drawn close to 900,000 likes, with viewers responding to the family's excitement and the growing popularity of electric vehicles. Comments centre on the celebratory homecoming moment and curiosity about the car itself.

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    Accessible Android Emulator 0.5.0 adds screen reader speech bridgeโ—Accessible Android Emulator 0.5.0 is out. New speech bridge: the device's screen reader output goes to the host's text-tMmastodonTechnologyMobile62 h ago

    Accessible Android Emulator 0.5.0 has been released. The update introduces a new speech bridge so that a device's screen reader output is sent to the host computer's text-to-speech, using VoiceOver's voice and rate on Mac, NVDA or SAPI on Windows, or the phone's own text-to-speech in AAE Remote. The release also adds microphone input and other improvements. It is aimed at making Android usable for blind and low-vision users on desktop machines.

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    First release of Accessible Android Emulator for Mac shipsโ—AAE 0.1.0 is out, the first release of the Accessible Android Emulator: a Mac app for creating, running and testing AndrMmastodonTechnologyMobile201 d ago

    AAE 0.1.0, the first release of the Accessible Android Emulator, is now available. The Mac app lets users create, run and test Android virtual devices without sighted assistance, setting up Google's Android emulator and tools automatically so Android Studio is not required. It is being shared among developers and accessibility advocates as a step toward more independent Android development for blind and low-vision users.

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    Accessible Android Emulator alpha opens to Windows testersโ—Windows testers wanted: an early alpha of AAE, the Accessible Android Emulator, is ready to try on Windows. AAE lets bliMmastodonTechnologyMobile1223 h ago

    An early alpha of AAE, the Accessible Android Emulator, is available for Windows testers. The tool is designed to let blind users create, run and test Android virtual devices without sighted assistance, with each device including a screen reader from its first boot and full keyboard support. Developers and accessibility advocates are being asked to try it and report issues.

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    AAE 0.4.0 launches with new Android remote appโ—AAE 0.4.0 is out, with something new: AAE Remote, an Android app. AAE Remote uses the Android devices on your Mac or PCMmastodonTechnologyMobile516 h ago

    AAE 0.4.0 has been released, introducing AAE Remote, a new Android app. The app lets a phone act as a remote control for devices running on a Mac or PC, with the devices' sound and vibrations playing on the phone itself. Early chatter online is small but positive, with users noting the unusual phone-as-remote setup.

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    AAEON Launches Mini PC With AirJet Active Coolingโ—AAEON Launches Mini PC With AirJet Active Cooling https:// lemmy.ml/post/53601188MmastodonTechnology32 d ago

    Industrial computing maker AAEON has launched a mini PC that uses AirJet active cooling, the solid-state membrane cooling technology developed by Frore Systems. The design allows a compact fanless-style chassis while still actively dissipating heat, drawing interest among enthusiasts following small-form-factor PC developments.

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    Aaeon unveils first fanless Intel Panther Lake mini PCโ—First Intel Panther Lake mini PC cooled with solid-state AirJet tech operates at less than 21 dBA โ€” Aaeon claims its fanMmastodonBusinessStartups26 d ago

    Aaeon has launched the UP Xtreme PTL Edge Air, described as the first Intel Panther Lake mini PC cooled with solid-state AirJet technology instead of a conventional fan. The company says the fanless design runs below 21 dBA while being slimmer and lighter than actively cooled competitors. The announcement is drawing attention for showing how Panther Lake chips could enable quiet, compact edge computing systems.