Google has announced yet another update to Gemini, making Deep Research available in more than 40 languages.
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RSF responds after Apple Intelligence falsely claimed Luigi Mangione's suicide, following a mix-up in the AI-generated notification summary.
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China's wrist-worn device market grows by 20%, knocking Apple down to second place in global shipments.
OpenAI is expanding the ways to chat with its flagship product, ChatGPT, to a place you probably did not expect: landlines.
Google's latest AI model, Gemini-Exp-1206, is now available for Gemini Advanced users, but expect some quirks since it's still experimental.
OpenAI has added its o1 reasoning model to the API. This model is built to handle complex reasoning tasks, and access is currently restricted to select developers.
Google might soon let you upload a file in Search and ask questions about it, though the feature is still in testing.
In 2025, Waymo will start testing autonomous vehicles in Tokyo, its first international experiment in driverless technology.
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Snapchat's new Monetization Program lets creators earn from ads in both Stories and longer Spotlight videos starting February 2025.
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Threads is rolling out a new feature to suggest accounts based on popular topics, borrowing from Bluesky's Starter Packs.
YouTube's auto-dubbing feature now lets viewers access content in different languages, with AI handling translations for creators.
Looks like Spotify's 'death sentence' missed some Car Things, as they're still working for some users despite the discontinuation.
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The Vision Pro was launched without serious gamers in mind. Now, Apple is reportedly looking to change that with a new partnership with Sony.
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If everything goes according to Apple's plans, Qualcomm could lose Apple as a customer for modems by 2027.
Some Verizon users are receiving messages notifying them of the drop in RCS support for Samsung Messages.
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A new Threads update brings it closer to the goal of interacting with the fediverse, enhancing its cross-platform connections.
The Pentagon is struggling to secure communication channels from bad actors and two unhappy U.S. senators are calling for better security measures.
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The name "David Mayer" was all over the internet last week, thanks to ChatGPT's refusal to say it. Now OpenAI has explained why.
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A new report claims Samsung's AR glasses, which are lightweight and feature-packed, might be unveiled at the Galaxy S25 Unpacked in January.
An Apple employee is suing the tech giant, claiming that the company's surveillance of personal iCloud accounts and device use violated privacy and free speech.
Samsung just dropped a major update about DeX, and if you've been using it on your Windows PC, this might sting a bit.
Two years after the parody account chaos on X, the platform is finally taking steps to address the issue by implementing new labels.
INC Ransom, the ransomware group, has claimed responsibility for an attack on Alder Hey Hospital, stealing sensitive data like donor reports and addresses.
In what could be the biggest leak in One UI's history, apps allegedly intended for One UI 7 have surfaced online.
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Bluesky's decentralized model backfires as a dataset for AI research puts user trust and consent to the test.
While apps like TikTok face scrutiny in Australia's social media crackdown, LinkedIn is trying to escape notice by embracing its 'boring' image.
