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This Android spyware is posing as an antivirus app to steal your photos and passwords — how to stay safe

This fake 'antivirus' app is just a front for spyware designed to go after the sensitive personal and financial data on your Android phone.

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Google Chrome Gets a $34.5 Billion Offer from Perplexity

Perplexity is back in the headlines as the AI startup has made an offer to acquire Google’s Chrome browser, offering $34.5 billion in a cash deal. While

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Conservative-leaning AI platform Perplexity makes shock bid to buy 'rival' Google Chrome

The Truth Social integrated AI firm made an unexpected €29 billion offer for the world’s most popular web browser as Google faces possible antitrust action in the US.

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Want to transcribe your lectures with AI? These 3 phones do it best

When it comes to AI transcription, not all phones are created equal

I'm a TV expert, and there's one button I miss having on remote controls

The latest 4K smart TVs are packed with features, but there's one button I wish I could still find on my remote control.

Tom’s Guide

Bad news slackers - ChatGPT can now link in with Gmail, Google Calendar and even Microsoft Teams to make sure you never miss a beat

ChatGPT can now connect to Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Box, Canva, Dropbox and more.

TechRadar

Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold gets an official teaser — and it’s all about the joy of opening things

The first official Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold teaser is here, and it focuses on how much fun "opening" your phone can be.

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Google Home app update introduces automation editor, amidst devices issues

Google Home improves its automations – but what about the lawsuit?

Mark Zuckerberg claims to have an AI which is making itself smarter, and I'm scared

I've seen Terminator, and now it's happening in real life.

5 tips to be more productive in Google Keep

I've started using Google Keep as my primary note-taking app, and it's become something of a second brain that helps me get more done. Here are my top 5 tips for being more productive using Google Keep.

Tom’s Guide

Data Centers Now Consume 5% Of US Power, Set To Double As $6.7 Trillion Buildout Sparks Grid Concerns

The surging demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing is fueling an unprecedented expansion of data centers, triggering warnings about looming strains on America's power grid.

Benzinga

Is Perplexity AI's Bid To Buy Google Chrome Just A Publicity Stunt? Company Value, Stock Price, And Market Reactions

Perplexity AI made a $34.5 billion bid to buy Google Chrome, sparking debate over its seriousness and the potential impact on browser and search competition.

International Business Times UK

How secure is your data on the Galaxy S25?

Wondering if your data is safe on the Galaxy S25? This should help you better understand how your data is stored.

Android Central

Famous influencers to wage ‘ground war’ on Australian government over social media ban, documents reveal

Julie Inman Grant said the laws would provoke a ‘lobbying surge’ brought on by concerns the ban would affect advertising revenue

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IBM, Google, Amazon, Microsoft Lock Horns In Billion-Dollar Race to Build Million-Qubit Quantum Computers And End A 40-Year Tech Dream

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM), Alphabet Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google, Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) are intensifying their pursuit of industrial-scale quantum computers, with recent breakthroughs bringing the decades-old dream within reach by 2030.

Euronews

AI browsers share sensitive personal data, new study finds

Tom’s Guide

I used Gemini to transform my old photos into video with Google's Veo 3 — and the results surprised me

I've asked Gemini to create custom videos for me on my phone with the help of Veo 3 and I can't believe at how realistic they look. Here's why.

The Conversation

AI companies want copyright exemption, but the arts minister says there are ‘no plans’ to weaken these laws. What’s going on?

“We have copyright laws,” said arts minister Tony Burke last week. “We have no plans, no intention, no appetite to be weakening those copyright laws based on this draft report that’s floating around.”

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Has ChatGPT-5's cold tone made you want to try alternative AIs? Claude just added a new memory feature

Claude’s new selective memory lets users retrieve past conversations on command.

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Will the Google Pixel 9's price drop when the Pixel 10 launches?

The Google Pixel 10 series might not be a huge upgrade, but it could be good news for bargain hunters. Let me tell you why.

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10 Products That Were Rebranded After Legal Trouble

Companies spend millions building a recognizable brand, but sometimes, outside forces force them to change everything. Whether it’s a lawsuit, trademark dispute, or public backlash, product rebranding after legal trouble is more common than you might think. In some cases, the change is subtle; in others, it’s a complete overhaul…

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Don't worry about Pixel 10 benchmark leaks, they haven't mattered before, and they don't matter now

The Pixel has always been fast enough

International Business Times

Perplexity AI Offers Google $34.5 Bn For Chrome Browser

Perplexity AI offered Google on Tuesday $34.5 billion for its popular Chrome web browser, which the internet giant could potentially be forced to sell as part of antitrust proceedings.

International Business Times

The Future of AI and Web Scraping: A Feedback Loop in Motion

The term "unicorn" is sometimes used to describe people like Zia Ahmad, whose professional versatility makes them a rare find. A back-end developer experienced in web scraping.

Tom’s Guide

Zuckerberg reveals Meta’s AI superintelligence breakthrough — and why you won’t be using it anytime soon

Meta claims its AI is starting to improve itself, a step toward superintelligence — yet CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the most advanced models will stay locked away.

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