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Most Drivers Aren’t Fans Of Their Car’s Infotainment Sytems, Survey Says

Roughly half of drivers prefer not to use their cars built-in infotainment systems, according to the latest customer satisfaction survey from J.D. Power.

Inverse

Why you shouldn't care that the Samsung Galaxy S24 might not get a new camera

Rumor has it the next Samsung flagship phone could reuse the camera from the S23 Ultra, but IT DOESN'T MATTER!

Digital Camera World

Google Chrome's cookie-replacing tools are set for launch

Google Chrome on the cusp of opening up API testing as it looks to phase out third-party cookies by the end of 2024.

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5 Things to Watch When Meta Platforms Reports Q2 Earnings This Week

As earnings season gets into full swing, Meta Platforms will release its Q2 earnings on Wednesday. Here are the five things that investors should watch in the social media giant's upcoming earnings.

Barchart

The Taylor Swift Official State Sandwich: Politicians understand that Swifties are a key demographic

Like any millennial pop music fan active on social media, I’ve been following Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour – the surprise songs, the scramble to get tickets, her brief romance with that guy from The 1975 with a history of racist comments.

The Conversation

20 Sites & Apps Every Teacher Should Try for Back to School

The following sites and apps are some of the best all-around edtech teaching tools

Tech&Learning

The future of social media: is it time to quit scrolling for good?

X? Twitter? Threads? Instagram? Social media is starting to lose its sparkle somewhat. Is it time for the Great Big Log-off?

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The breast surgeon who had breast cancer: ‘I used to say, “Don’t Google it.” First thing I did? Google it’

The transition from doctor to patient was hard – and when her cancer came back, she had to find new ways to help people

The Guardian - UK

Asus Zenbook 14 OLED UM3402Y review: Beauty and brains with all-day endurance

The Asus Zenbook is the near-perfect combination of elegant design, productivity, battery life, and perky performance many consumers will love.

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I tested Hiver, a good Gmail-integrated help desk solution but with limited customizations

Can you really manage your whole help desk from Gmail?

TechRadar

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5: which foldable could be better?

Samsung's expected to introduce its newest foldables at Unpacked, so we break down how they compare against each other in our Galaxy Z Flip 5 versus Galaxy Z Fold 5 faceoff.

Tom’s Guide

Morning Mail: New rights coming for casual workers, Australia retain Ashes, Greece wildfires spread

Casuals to be given new rights to full-time employment to boost job security; rain ends England’s Ashes fightback; evacuations on the island of Rhodes

The Guardian - AU

A case for a new pronoun for AI

Pronoun usage has entered the technology industry discourse and mandates related to pronouns can be added to style guides for prompt engineering of AI models

The Hindu

5 things we want to see at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2023

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2023 is this week (July 26) and we are going to be live at the event in Seoul, South Korea for what is presumed to be a wide variety of new devices. Here's a look at what we are hoping to see.

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Google Assistant could soon use AI to summarize long articles

Google Assistant's first generative AI feature could soon generate automatic summaries for web pages.

The Guardian - AU

Dr Google? AI could be doctor in the pocket, but company’s health officer urges caution about its limits

Dr Karen DeSalvo is excited by the arrival of artificial intelligence but warns it has limitations and will only be a ‘tool in the toolbox’ of medical professionals

TechRadar

What GM abandoning Apple CarPlay and Android Auto means for you

Expect a better EV experience

Android Central

ChatGPT for Android is going live next week as Google Play Store listing appears

OpenAI says Android users can now pre-register for ChatGPT on Google Play Store.

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The Honor 90 and Magic 5 Pro displays are much better for your eyes

Honor's new video explains eye-comfort solutions implemented on the Honor 90 series and the Magic 5 Pro that promote healthier sleeping patterns.

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Google Docs AI: Is it safe? I’m a novel writer and tech journalist — let’s talk

Let’s break down what is actually happening with Google Docs and Google’s AI — and what the heck we should all be doing about it.

Tom’s Guide

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs. Google Pixel Watch — what to expect

Here's how the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs. Google Pixel Watch might compare in terms of price, design, battery life and more.

Tom’s Guide

The Pixel Tablet is even better with a stylus and I found the best one

Besides being an excellent Android tablet and a decent smart display, the Pixel Tablet is also a great choice for taking hand-written notes.

Android Central

Google Assistant's first generative AI feature could summarize long articles

Google Assistant could get a new feature that uses generative AI to make long articles easier for people to quickly digest.

The Hindu

Preserving the essence of research

Gemma Conroy's article reflects on how research has changed over 50 yrs, from manual library visits to ChatGPT-generated papers. This shift has led to a decline in skills, making it difficult to detect plagiarism & fraud. It's worrisome to think of what AI will bring in the future.

Android Central

Google knows you can't trust news written by AI but is making it easier to do anyway

AI has its place in any newsroom, but fact-checking and writing articles isn't it.

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