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Google wants to make writing code for your business even easier using Gemini AI

Gemini-powered code-writing tool looks to help developers everywhere.

TechRadar · Oct 9, 2024

Best mobile phone offers for Amazon Prime Day 2024: Deals on iPhone, Galaxy and more

Don’t let these deals go to answerphone

Evening Standard · Oct 9, 2024

US Weighs Google Breakup In Landmark Trial

The US Department of Justice said on Tuesday it would demand that Google make profound changes to how it does business and even consider the possibility of a breakup, after the tech juggernaut was found to be running an illegal monopoly.

International Business Times · Oct 9, 2024

Geoffrey Hinton warns of AI’s growing danger after Nobel Prize win

The British-Canadian scientist warned the technology increases the risk of cyber-attacks, fake videos and political interference.

The Independent UK · Oct 9, 2024

Fitbit Labs is here with an 'Insight Explorer' test thanks to Google's Gemini

Fitbit Labs kicks off with a Gemini-powered test for personalized health and fitness answers.

Android Central · Oct 8, 2024

This farming sim lets you plant crops anywhere you want on a real-world map, so I patriotically grew corn and raised sheep under the Statue of Liberty

Global Farmer uses real world data to let your farm just about anywhere you can think of.

PC Gamer · Oct 8, 2024

Samsung Galaxy S25 could turn to a new chip — and it may not be Snapdragon

Google may have accidentally spilled the beans on Samsung's plans for the Galaxy S25's system-on-chip, with the leak suggesting the phone will feature a MediaTek Dimensity chip and not Snapdragon or Exynos silicon.

Tom’s Guide · Oct 8, 2024

Google Maps and Search are making it easier to find and book parking spots

Google teamed up with SpotHero to add parking reservations right in Maps and Search.

Android Central · Oct 8, 2024

Here come the ads in your Google AI Overviews

Google AI Overviews starts adding advertisements.

TechRadar · Oct 8, 2024

AI is a multi-billion dollar industry. It’s underpinned by an invisible and exploited workforce

In dusty factories, cramped internet cafes and makeshift home offices around the world, millions of people sit at computers tediously labelling data.

The Conversation · Oct 8, 2024