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System Shock studio angers fans by having an AI imagine its own evil AI

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Google TV just got a serious performance boost — here’s what we know

Google TV just got a serious performance boost — here’s what we know

Google announced several upgrades for Google TV and Chromecast with Google TV, making the streaming device faster and more efficient.

Google is killing passwords and replacing them with passkeys — what you need to know

Google is killing passwords and replacing them with passkeys — what you need to know

Google is rolling out passkey support for all Google accounts to protect them against password reuse, phishing attacks and being leaked in data breaches.

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Ashton Kutcher has launched an oversubscribed A.I. investment fund worth $240 million

The L.A.-based team—which now manages $1 billion in assets—has had a series of successful exits in recent years, including hosting platform Airbnb and taxi app Uber.

Did Microsoft sabotage Google? Update suspiciously breaks popular Chrome feature

Microsoft has been accused of rolling out a new update that borks a Chrome feature that allowed users to change their default browser in one click.

Nothing Confirms Phone 2 Is Coming in “Summer 2023”

Nothing, maker of the Ear 2, Ear Stick, and Phone 1, announced its second-generation Phone 2 Android smartphone will launch in summer 2023.

Google now lets you log in without a password

Google becomes the first big tech player to allow its users to login to their accounts without a password.

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Google starts offering passkeys as a password alternative across its services

Google starts offering passkeys as a password alternative across its services

Passkeys are spreading to all Google services across all major platforms, co-existing with passwords and two-factor authentication for now.

Android Central

Google TV gets a free update to make it faster and slicker to use

Google TV gets a free update to make it faster and slicker to use

The Google TV platform is getting a free update, speeding up its response times, and reducing the size of apps by ‘roughly 25%’.

AI race is disrupting education firms – and that is just the start

AI race is disrupting education firms – and that is just the start

Companies’ shares plunge in London and New York after Chegg report that ChatGPT has hit revenues

The Guardian - UK

Chrome is ditching its browser security warning - and replacing it with something worse

Chrome is ditching its browser security warning - and replacing it with something worse

Chrome lock icon had warned users about possible security risks, but Google says it isn't needed any more.

Google Pixel Fold cameras look very exciting in new leaked specs

Google Pixel Fold cameras look very exciting in new leaked specs

New leaked specs reveal which cameras might feature in the upcoming Google Pixel Fold

Digital Camera World

Sonos Era 300 vs Sonos Five: which premium Sonos speaker is for you?

Sonos Era 300 vs Sonos Five: which premium Sonos speaker is for you?

Sonos's new Era 300 has a lot in common with the Five, but also some differences. We'll help you decide which is for you.

Paul Taylor net worth | Evening Standard Tech Rich List

Former Google executive Paul Taylor’s background is in text-to-speech technology. But it was a vision for the banking sector that led him to set up Thought Machine.

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Samsung users urged to check for 'critical' update to fix over security 70 flaws

Samsung has flagged six 'critical' flaws targeted in an important update this month.

Google Pixel Fold leak reveals potential marketing images and hardware specs

A new Pixel Fold leak reveals what seem to be marketing images and potential specs, suggesting launch is imminent.

Google Pixel 7a benchmarks just leaked — and it beats the Pixel 7

Geekbench 6 results for a phone listed as the Google Pixel 7a show it could be more powerful than the Pixel 7, despite being a cheaper phone.

Manchester Evening News

Parking firm labelled 'dreadful' after issuing £100 fines to people who already paid to park

"I've been parking there for years so it's not that suddenly the rules have changed. I think it's naughty."

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3 ways Google Pixel Fold could beat Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5

We could finally see some competition in the foldable phone space if rumors about the Pixel Fold are accurate. Here's how Google's rumored phone could top the Galaxy Z Fold.

How to watch Google I/O 2023: Pixel Fold, Pixel 7a, Android 14 and more

See all the big Google I/O 2023 news as it happens when you live stream the May 10 event. Here's how to watch Google I/O 2023.

Safari might have edged out Edge, but this browser is still the undisputed champ

A recent report revealed that Apple Safari is the number two browser in the world, but Mozilla Firefox deserves to be the reigning champ.

35M installed these 38 apps that sneakily use your device for ad revenue — got 'em on your phone?

In case you missed it, McAfee published a report regarding 38 Android apps on Google Play with HiddenAds malware.

AirTag stalking concerns have Apple and Google teaming up — how they plan to fix it

Apple and Google have come together to try to prevent AirTags and other Bluetooth tracking tags from being misused by domestic abusers and stalkers. Here's how they plan to fix it.

The Independent UK

California bill advances, requiring Big Tech to pay for news

A bill that would require tech giants such as Google and Meta to pay for news content has cleared another hurdle

The Independent UK

Brazil orders Google to halt campaign against speech bill

Brazil’s Justice Ministry has ordered Google to stop conducting what it calls a propaganda campaign against Brazilian legislation aimed at curbing misinformation, or face about $200,000 per hour in fines

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