1. Introduction: A Day That Made History
Good evening, Tekin Plus friends. Today, December 5, 2025, is one of those days that will be etched in the tech calendar. Imagine waking up to find that Miyazaki's dream game is confirmed, Artificial Intelligence has reached a level where it can direct movies, and the phone in your pocket might be spying on you right now. Today is a potent mix of "Gaming Euphoria" and "Security Terror." Let's drink this hot news cocktail together.
2. Gaming Bombshell: Return to the Lands Between with Elden Ring 2
2.1. The AI Revolution: Enemies That Think
FromSoftware has always tortured us, but this time they are doing it with a sophisticated twist. In Elden Ring 2, enemies no longer follow static patterns. Utilizing a new Adaptive AI engine, they learn from you in real-time. If you spam magic spells from a distance, the boss will recognize the pattern within seconds and equip anti-magic shields or close the gap with new movement sets. If you rely on parrying, they will feint attacks to bait you. This means no two fights will ever be the same, and guides on "How to cheese bosses" might become obsolete.
2.2. 6-Player Co-op and a Massive World
The game world is confirmed to be three times larger than the original—a staggering scale. To populate this vastness, the Co-op system has been upgraded to support 6 players simultaneously. Imagine riding into battle against a multi-headed dragon with five of your friends, orchestrating a raid-like strategy. The release date is set for March 2026 (Norouz 1404), and early Metacritic projections are already sitting at an unbelievable 96/100 based on private media demos.
2.3. Graphics and Performance
The game is built to push the PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X to their absolute limits, featuring full Ray Tracing for lighting and shadows without compromising the 60FPS target. FromSoftware has finally mastered the technical side of open-world rendering.
3. Security Red Alert: The Spy in Your Pocket
3.1. What is the "Ghost Permission" Bug?
Google confirmed a nightmare scenario today. A critical bug in the Android kernel (affecting versions 13, 14, and 15) has been discovered. Dubbed "Ghost Permission," this vulnerability allows malicious apps to access the camera and microphone without triggering the green privacy indicator dot on your screen. This means a malware app could be recording your room right now, and you would have absolutely no visual cue.
3.2. Immediate Solution
Google has released an emergency December Security Patch. Tekin Plus warns: Go to your settings immediately and check for updates. If the patch isn't available for your device yet, manually revoke camera and microphone permissions for all non-essential apps. Vigilance is your only defense until the software fix lands.
4. AI Quantum Leap: GPT-8 Enters the Arena
4.1. Beyond Text: Video Generation
While we were still wrapping our heads around GPT-4o and Sora, OpenAI slammed GPT-8 onto the table. This model is no longer just a chatbot; it is a "Filmmaking Studio." GPT-8 can watch videos, understand context, and generate entirely new scenes without a camera. Imagine telling it: "Generate a sequel to this movie scene where the hero survives," and it renders it in high fidelity. Response times have improved by 50% compared to GPT-7, and the public API will be available to developers next week.
5. Mobile Market: Black Friday Madness Continues
5.1. iPhone 18 Pro at $949
It seems Apple and Samsung are in a price war. The iPhone 18 Pro, featuring the new 500MP AI-driven camera technology, is selling with a bizarre $250 discount on Apple's site, bringing it down to $949. This is unprecedented for a new iPhone.
5.2. Galaxy Fold 6 & Bundles
On the other side, Samsung is aggressive with the Galaxy Fold 6. Buyers now get a free Galaxy VR headset bundled with the phone. For Iranian users, the Xiaomi Mix 7 has entered the market with a special replacement warranty, offering high value.
6. Future Robotics: Optimus Becomes a Chef
6.1. Optimus Gen 3
Elon Musk released a video last night of Optimus Gen 3 working in a restaurant, cooking burgers, plating them, and serving customers with fluid, human-like movements. Priced at roughly $23,000, this robot is cheaper than hiring a minimum-wage worker in the US for a single year. Are service jobs in danger?
6.2. Apple Vision Pro 2
Apple's new headset has leaked with a price tag of $2,499—significantly cheaper than the first generation. Featuring Micro-OLED displays and advanced AR capabilities, it is set to launch in January 2026, aiming to finally make Mixed Reality mainstream.
7. Tekin Plus Verdict: A World of Contradictions
Today at Tekin Plus, we saw how fast technology moves. On one hand, we reach the peak of excitement with Elden Ring 2 and GPT-8. On the other, we are terrified by Android bugs and robots taking jobs.
Our advice? Enjoy the games and gadgets, but take your digital security more seriously than ever. Tomorrow, we return with a full review of Stalker 2. Good day!