TECNO is turning heads again with another bold concept. At next month’s IFA show in Berlin, the company will show off what it calls the first smartphone with a completely borderless display. Most high-end phones today have very thin edges, but they still have some visible frame. Apple and Samsung models usually sit at around 90 percent screen-to-body ratio. Xiaomi and Honor have pushed that to 95 percent by hiding cameras and trimming down the sides. Tecno says its new design goes all the way to 100 percent. The company says it achieved this by reworking the internal layout and using new methods to seal the screen. These changes remove the last bit of space needed for wiring and safety margins. TECNO measures the border at 0 microns, which is effectively zero. For now, this is only a prototype. We will not see a working version until IFA 2026. TECNO believes the design will make watching videos and playing games feel more immersive because there are no black bars ...
Some of the biggest names in the music business are teaming up to stop AI-generated songs from appearing on official charts. Sony, Universal, and Warner are leading the charge, with support from many smaller independent labels. The reason is simple: there is just too much AI music out there right now. Every single day, people upload tens of thousands of computer-made tracks to streaming services. Some of these songs have already become huge hits, landing high on Billboard and Spotify lists. And that does not sit well with the record labels. So, what are they asking for? They want chart companies to bring in stricter rules. Their main demand is that only tracks made mostly by humans should be allowed in the rankings. If a song uses AI, the labels say that use must be completely legal and above board. The coalition is also worried about cheating. They believe some AI tracks could be part of streaming fraud schemes, where people use bots to fake millions of plays. They do ...