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How to Protect Your Identity, Finances If You Lose Your Phone

Take these steps to protect your identity and financial information on your phone in case it's lost or stolen.

Kiplinger

Google Pixel Watch 4 leak reveals a stunning design — and every color

Google's Pixel Watch 4 is coming soon and a new batch of leaked images have dropped showing every angle of the watch.

Tom’s Guide

I tested ChatGPT vs Gemini 2.5 Pro with these 3 prompts - and it shows what GPT-5 needs to do

Two giants go head to head in a battle to crown the best AI chatbot

Tom’s Guide

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iPhone 17 vs. Google Pixel 10: here's the one I think that's worth waiting for

The rumors about the Pixel 10 and the iPhone 17 have already given us some interesting points of comparison.

Tom’s Guide

The Pixel 10 could radically change the way you take photos — here's how

Google could be working on a Gemini-powered feature called Camera Coach for the Pixel 10, which could guide you to take better photos.

Tom’s Guide

The Google Pixel 10 could use Gemini to teach you how to take better photos, and even as an AI skeptic, I’m excited to try it

The Google Pixel 10 series could come with a new feature called Camera Coach, which would use Gemini AI to help you take better photos.

TechRadar

Google’s powerful AI coding agent Jules is now available to everyone — here's why it's not just for developers

Google has officially launched Jules, its AI coding agent powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro. It’s fast, visual and smarter than ever, and it's not just for developers

Tom’s Guide

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AI is gutting workforces—and an ex-Google exec says CEOs are too busy ‘celebrating’ their efficiency gains to see they’re next

Google’s former chief business officer Mo Gawdat says that the notion AI will create jobs is ‘100% crap’. He warns it’ll wipe out jobs, with even ‘incompetent CEOs’ and ‘evil’ government leaders on the chopping block.

Fortune

Google DeepMind's new AI is nearly here, finally giving us an interactive world that runs at 720p, 24fps, and only remembers what you did for 1 minute

Impressive, I guess, but also, why?

PC Gamer

All the major ads banned in the UK this year

The UK's advertising regulator Advertising Standards Authority is responsible for banning advertisements

Evening Standard

There's one Pixel 10 that might not be coming as soon as Google hoped

There could be a delay to some of the devices at the Pixel 10 launch

Former Intel board members: America's champion is likely to retreat, and we still need a leading-edge chip manufacturer

Quitters never win, and winners never quit.

Fortune

Rollercoaster chaser could still set record despite Storm Floris setback

The former UK head of Google for Education believes people should be encouraged to do what they love.

Evening Standard

Google Pixel 10 arrives August 20 — here's the 7 biggest rumored upgrades

Google Pixel 10 is coming, and it could have some serious upgrades — here are 7 of the most important ones.

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Google Cloud's newest AI agents want to boost data science and engineering in your business

Google Cloud launches six new agents and other tools to help data scientists do more with their data – and with less experience.

Dot Esports

India’s Supreme Court weighs blanket ban on online betting apps

Potential fallout for Indian esports and fantasy sports sectors.

Al Jazeera

Tech giants turning blind eye to child sex abuse, Australian watchdog says

Commissioner’s recommendations for tech companies include measures that have been criticised on privacy grounds.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s potential surrender of creative content to tech giants for free is shocking. Labor must decide where it stands

The Productivity Commission appears to have bought into tech companies’ brazen arguments – and caught the Australian government off-guard

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Benzinga

Elon Musk's xAI Made It First — Now Google, OpenAI, Anthropic Land Federal AI Gig

The U.S. Government has given the nod to AI tools from OpenAI, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL), and Anthropic, marking a significant milestone in the Trump administration’s drive to increase AI utilization in federal agencies.

Tom’s Guide

Pixel 10 telephoto camera rumor could mean big trouble for the iPhone 17 — here's why

One of the biggest Pixel 10 camera rumors around is how Google's giving it a dedicated telephoto camera. That's a big deal and puts the iPhone 17 on notice.

Benzinga

OpenAI Targets Meta's Llama And DeepSeek's R1 With Laptop-Ready AI Reasoning Tools

On Tuesday, OpenAI released two new open-weight language models for the first time since GPT-2, as it aims to challenge rivals like DeepSeek and Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) with AI tools that can run directly on laptops.

OnePlus Nord 5 review: does this mid-ranger have the mettle?

The OnePlus Nord 5 ditches the metal design of its predecessor, so what does it have to offer for this generation?

Android Central

Google Cloud is adding six new AI agents for devs, scientists, and power users

Google is upping its agentic AI offerings with six workflows designed to make parsing data and creating experience simpler for developers and scientists alike.

AAP

Watchdog says tech giants still failing on child abuse

Justice advocates say tech giants had three years to better protect children but still have not implemented resources to stop crimes against kids.

TechRadar

I tested the Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro Plus 5G for months and it would be decent if the software didn’t make me want to tear my hair out

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro Plus 5G delivers good performance and a seriously impressive display, but it’s held back by a hit and miss camera and awful software.

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