Samsung will unveil its most anticipated goods for the second half of the year at its most recent Galaxy Unpacked presentation next week. In order to give the community access to the most recent hardware and software announcements from the South Korean corporation, the company has officially announced that the event will be streamed live. […]
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The Messages app on the iPhone will see significant changes as part of the iOS upgrade, which engineers claim is the “biggest-ever.” Additionally, it appears that you can view those changes immediately if you’ve registered for the latest iOS developer beta. After Apple published the second iOS 18 developer beta on Monday, June 24, users […]
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Today, Apple is refocusing its efforts on repairability. Customers in 32 countries now have a simpler way to test products for potential problems thanks to the company’s extension of its self-service diagnostics tool to Europe. The fact that Apple has released a new whitepaper titled “Longevity, by Design” (PDF link), which details “the company’s principles […]
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Gemini AI is being added by Google to a few more locations on its various goods and services. The business declared that the Workspace apps—Docs, Slides, Sheets, Drive, and Gmail—now have the Gemini AI side panel generally available. You may summarize, evaluate, and create content with the aid of the generative AI chatbot that bears […]
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Former senior vice president of devices and services at Amazon, David Limp, made charges for a more advanced version of Alexa last year. According to a source, Alexa’s enhanced AI version on Amazon may cost an additional $5 to $10 a month on top of your Prime membership. According to sources, Amazon is making a […]
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Baby, it’s beta software season. The third beta of Android 15 is now available from Google, bringing the software one step closer to its official release. With this release, the platform approaches platform stability, allowing developers to begin testing their apps with this nearly final version of the APIs. Though it doesn’t seem like much […]
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This year, Samsung is adding a high-end wristwatch to its Galaxy Watch collection with the “Ultra” model. Additional hardware photos and the astronomically high price tag have been leaked. “Tim Tom 0,” a Twitter leaker, posted what seem to be authentic pictures of the “Galaxy Watch Ultra.” As was revealed in a leak earlier this […]
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There is a severe issue with Google. With greater user choice and flexibility, Android was supposed to be different from the iPhone. Allowing third-party app stores on devices was a major factor in that decision. However, this ended up helping dishonest people with their malware-filled programs. Since then, Google has been attempting to close the […]
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Recall, a contentious tool for Copilot+ PCs that records every action users do with their computers by taking frequent screenshots, was supposed to be released to the general public, but Microsoft decided against it and will only make it available to Windows Insiders for the time being. When Recall was first unveiled on May 20, […]
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Custom GPT Builder, one of the main draws for customers to purchase Microsoft’s Copilot Pro, is gradually disappearing. According to Microsoft, GPT Builder is being discontinued, and if you purchased it, you must delete all of your data by July 14. Regretfully, Microsoft stated in a support document that it does not view the ability […]
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