This hidden Android feature can turbocharge autocorrect and stop all your 'ducking' mistakes Android's hidden Personal Dictionary feature puts you in control of autocorrect, not Google. Tom’s Guide · Jun 28
Ambient intelligence: How AI is becoming omnipresent in our lives and the implications Ambient intelligence, once a futuristic concept, is now a consumer reality with AI embedded in everyday devices like smart glasses and rings. This technology anticipates user needs, shifting from reactive queries to proactive assistance. While offering potential benefits, it raises significant concerns about privacy, consent, and the erosion of human… The Economic Times · Jun 28
The US lags other countries in social media restrictions for kids, but a reform push is growing A campaign for stronger online safety measures for children in the U.S. is gaining steam with recent jury verdicts against tech giants like Meta and Google and a new push for legislation in Congress The Independent UK · Jun 28
Kids get 'too much screentime' From toddlers watching cartoons on tablets to teenagers scrolling through social media, screens have become an integral part of childhood in Thailand, raising questions about how a generation growing up with them will develop, learn and interact with the world. Bangkok Post · Jun 27
Why Investors Should Avoid Nebius Stock Nebius has multiple potential negative catalysts and a very high valuation. Barchart · Jun 27
The Cure for AI Hallucinations Isn't a Bigger Model, It's Fresher Data Oxylabs explores how fresh web data infrastructure helps AI systems reduce hallucinations and deliver accurate real-world answers. International Business Times · Jun 27
Alphabet Stock Falls Below Berkshire’s Buying Price, but GOOG Is Not a Screaming Buy Yet Alphabet shares have fallen below the price levels at which Berkshire Hathaway bought them in the private placement earlier this month. The stock is not a screaming buy yet, though. Barchart · Jun 27
The AI bubble has further to run despite the looming crash As tech firms make huge profits and investors fear losing out, both are doing their best to hold off the day of reckoning The Guardian - UK · Jun 27
Ticketmaster's 'customizable pass' collab with Google Wallet sounds great for gameday Ticketmaster and Google Wallet join forces for flashy new "customizable passes" and links that will benefit Android users visiting events. Android Central · Jun 27
Raised $3 million, secured prestigious US O-1 visa: How IIT dropout Dhravya Shah built an AI startup before 20 Young Indian entrepreneur Dhravya Shah, before turning 20, launched over 15 open-source projects and sold two companies. His AI startup, now backed by $3 million and notable investors, focuses on memory infrastructure for AI agents. Shah, who received the prestigious O-1 visa, emphasizes that AI's future hinges on memory and… The Economic Times · Jun 27
It took a while, but Google's finally fixing a SiriusXM radio issue on its smart speakers Google started rolling out a patch to solve a SiriusXM radio problem with several of its smart speakers. Android Central · Jun 27
Fitbit Air performance issues? 3 ways to make sure the Fitbit Air accurately tracks your next workout Some users are reporting fitness-tracking performance issues with the new Fitbit Air. However, these hiccups may actually be technical limitations rather than bugs. Tom’s Guide · Jun 27
Beyond Nvidia: Why AI giants like OpenAI, Google and Amazon are building custom chips The AI race is heating up as tech giants like OpenAI, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft design their own chips to optimize AI operations. This strategic move aims to cut soaring deployment costs and gain control over crucial infrastructure, moving beyond just building better models. While Nvidia's GPUs still lead in… The Economic Times · Jun 27
Inside Claude Mythos: Why Anthropic held back its most advanced AI Anthropic's advanced AI, Claude Mythos, capable of discovering software flaws, was kept from public release due to misuse concerns. Instead, it powered Project Glasswing, a collaborative effort with tech giants to secure critical software, identifying thousands of vulnerabilities. While not fully public, Mythos now offers controlled access for specialized cybersecurity… The Economic Times · Jun 27
Tom’s Guide · Jun 27 I turned YouTube into an AI bootcamp with NotebookLM — here's my workflow I used Google's free NotebookLM to transform my YouTube watchlist into a personalized AI bootcamp. Here's the workflow that's helping me learn faster.
The Times of India · Jun 26 Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya speaks about H-1B, says 'I am irrelevant' but Elon Musk came to US on this visa Sri Lankan-origin American billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya said he came to the country on the much-discussed, much-abused H-1B visa program at a time when there were no takers for the visa program. Speaking to the Axios Show, Palihapitiya said he also gets called out on social media as "part of the…
Barchart · Jun 26 Broadcom Just Quietly Became OpenAI’s Preferred Choice for AI Inference. Here’s What That Means for AVGO Stock. The company’s "Jalapeno" chip is a positive sign for investors as the AI-inference race heats up.
Android Central · Jun 26 Fitbit Air gets its first update, which we hope fixes a bunch of early problems Google was spotted pushing its first Fitbit Air update to Android users, and there's hope that many early problems get squashed.
The Economic Times · Jun 26 Bramerton big cat sighting sparks RSPCA probe after mysterious Leopard-like animal seen roaming Norfolk field in UK Bramerton big cat sighting: A mysterious large feline, resembling a leopard, has been spotted in Bramerton, Norfolk, sparking an RSPCA investigation. The creature, believed to be an exotic pet like a serval or Savannah cat, was filmed by a local resident. While authorities haven't received official reports of a missing…
TechRadar · Jun 26 AEO vs SEO: What's the difference & do you need both? Everything you need to know about SEO and AEO
Bored Panda · Jun 26 “I Will Be Immortalized On Google Street View Forever”: 81 Bizarre And Funny Google Street View Photos Google Street View was designed to help people navigate the world, but over the years it has become an accidental treasure trove of hilarious moments. Thanks to perfectly timed photos and people being wonderfully weird, the camera cars have captured everything from bizarre encounters to scenes that look straight out…
TechRadar · Jun 26 Hackers are establishing persistence in hospitality and hotels by posing as guests with poisoned ZIP archives, but no one knows what their plan is It looks like reconnaissance activity, possibly in preparation of a more destructive attack.
The Economic Times · Jun 26 "I still haven't paid myself a single dollar": Ex-Google, Microsoft techie quit Rs 4.2 crore job, now runs Rs 21.7 crore halal BBQ business in Texas A former Google and Microsoft engineer, earning ₹4.2 crore annually, traded his lucrative tech career for a Texas barbecue restaurant. Despite the business now generating ₹21.7 crore yearly and projected to hit ₹37.8 crore, he hasn't paid himself, surviving on savings while working 80-hour weeks. His journey highlights the demanding…
International Business Times UK · Jun 26 Former Facebook VP Says Zuckerberg 'Profoundly Failed' in AI Race, Allowing Nvidia to Win Chamath Palihapitiya, a former Facebook executive, criticises Meta's AI strategy, arguing the company missed a leadership opportunity in AI, allowing Nvidia to dominate the ecosystem.
International Business Times UK · Jun 26 Ex-Google TechLead Dumps Entire Bitcoin Portfolio, Warning of Liquidity 'Death Spiral' Former Google tech lead turned YouTuber Patrick 'TechLead' Shyu says he has sold his entire Bitcoin stash after being 'overleveraged' into a 50% crash from $120,000 to the low $60,000s.