[Music] [Applause] [Music] Hello and welcome to Analy Insight, your one-stop destination for all the latest and greatest in technology. I am your host Sha and today’s tech roundup is a perfect mix of cool, concerning, and just plain crazy. From AI action figures to crypto apps being removed and even a sneak peek at the Nintendo Switch 2, let’s jump right into the top five headlines of the day only on analyics inside. Gamers hold on tight. Rumors suggest that the much awaited Nintendo Switch 2 could be priced between $400 to $500. While not confirmed, the split pricing could mean two versions, standard and pro, with upgraded graphics and better performance expected, fans are already hyped for what could be Nintendo’s biggest release in years. Google is rolling out a new Android security feature called private space. It lets users hide sensitive apps like banking or health apps inside a secure folder that can only be accessed through a password or fingerprint. Think of it like a digital locker inside your phone. Yes, you heard that right. The viral trend of turning yourself into a charge inspired action figure is catching fire. AI tools are now being used to 3D print custom toys based on your looks and prompts. It’s creative fun and a little eerie. Welcome to the future of personalized collectibles. In a concerning move, the US has slashed federal funding for the CVE program, the system that attracts global cyber security vulnerabilities. Experts warn this could slow down how fast we find and fix digital threats, making users and organizations more exposed to cyber attacks. After a government request, Apple has taken down 14 crypto exchange apps from its app store in India. This includes popular names like Binance and Kcoin. It’s a major crackdown aimed at boosting financial compliance and user safety. And that’s a wrap for today’s top tech blast. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more such tech content and I will see you in the next one.