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The Meta Quest Pro 2 is allegedly canceled...again

It's been rumored for some time that LG would be making the Meta Quest Pro 2, but new news from Korea suggests that LG and Meta are cutting back on the plans.

Android Central

What is a 'spatial audio' phone call, and do we need this?

5G Advanced is the next overhaul of cellular communications, and one thing included is a means for spatial audio over voice and video calls. What?

Android Central

Another DMA-like law is coming for Google, Meta, and others

India is bringing another DMA-like bill for tech firms, laying out strict compliance obligations that can impact their business model.

Android Central

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HTC looks to re-establish its smartphone cred with an AI-powered camera phone

If you haven't thought about HTC phones in a while, the HTC U24 Pro could change that, thanks to a camera setup that leans heavily on AI.

Tom’s Guide

5 AI Features in Google Maps That Will Blow Your Mind

Lots of apps are getting an infusion of AI, but few are as useful as the generative AI upgrade in Google Maps.

Inverse

Google Pixel Watch 3 XL renders surface for the first time, revealing a thicker design

We have been hearing rumors about the larger Pixel Watch model this year, and we now have an idea of what it would look like.

Android Central

Google announces June security patch for its Pixel Watch models

Google's June security update for Pixel Watch and Watch 2 introduces new features in addition to bug fixes and improvements.

Android Central

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These are the biggest challenges datacenters are facing right now and the impact this has on business and the growth of artificial intelligence

An interview with Tinboat Arslanouk about the challenges facing datacenters and businesses as AI begins to put a strain on infrastructure

TechRadar

Brave's user base exploded in May, but it can still do more

Brave has cemented itself as a privacy-focused browser that anyone can use—regardless of skill level. So, what's behind its recent user boom, and are there any potholes in the service?

TechRadar

Oracle Stock Soars on OpenAI, Google Deals, Strong Outlook

Oracle stock is trading higher as the software firm's new AI deals and upbeat outlook offset an earnings miss. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger

Google CMO: There is a perception that AI is going to threaten the very nature of creativity. Here’s why I disagree

The future of AI is not set. It will be shaped by our actions today, writes Google's Chief Marketing Officer Lorraine Twohill.

Fortune

OpenAI reportedly uses Microsoft Azure to power Apple's new AI features exclusively. Are the promised privacy and security still part of the package?

Apple announced its new partnership with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to the iPhone and overhaul Siri. A new report suggests OpenAI uses Microsoft's Azure cloud to exclusively power the new AI features shipping to Apple devices.

Windows Central

The Honor 200 Pro camera has what it takes to challenge the best Google Pixel

The Honor 200 Pro is the successor to the Honor 90, but do its cameras live up the the hype and can it beat the Google Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel 8a?

Android Central

Honor 200 Pro launches — a Galaxy S24 rival that's primed for taking portraits

The Honor 200 and 200 Pro make the Google Pixel 8a and Samsung Galaxy S24 look stingy by offering top-class hardware for less than you'd expect.

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Google beware! Major new competitor arrives to take on Pixel 8a

The Honor 200 is a straight-up Google Pixel 8a competitor – with an attractive £499 asking price

International Business Times

Japan Enacts Law Ensuring Access To Third-party Apps

Japan on Wednesday enacted legislation to ensure tech giants like Google and Apple give access to third-party smartphone apps and payment systems on their platforms or risk major fines.

TechRadar

'I would never claim that it’s 100%’: Tim Cook says Apple can’t guarantee its AI won’t screw up

Tim Cook knows that Apple Intelligence isn't perfect, and I hope Siri isn't afraid to admit that, too.

Fitbit owners facing shutdown of another much-used service

Google will close yet another Fitbit feature next month, as it "consolidates" the offering.

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Foldables like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 need to be flagships without compromises

Why should consumers pay double the price of a standard flagship for a foldable without top-notch features?

What Hi-Fi?

Outgrown your wireless speaker? Here are the 3 affordable music systems I recommend to friends

Real-money music set-ups with asking prices that won’t make you wince.

Android Central

One phone made me realize I don't need wireless charging

Switching over to the OnePlus 12R made me realize that I can live without wireless charging. This led me to question whether we even need the feature.

International Business Times

Google To Test AI Phone Theft Features In Brazil

Google said Tuesday it has chosen Brazil, a country where nearly two cellphones are pilfered every minute, to test a new Artificial Intelligence system to automatically block stolen Android smartphones.

Inverse

Apple's New AI Image Generators Are Its Riskiest Experiment Yet

As silly as Genmojis may seem, AI image generation is pushing Apple into whole new world and making Apple Intelligence one of its biggest risks yet.

PC Gamer

Killed by Google in 2021, Discord's most popular music bot is back from the dead

Rythm returns as a reformed, officially-sanctioned Discord app for group-only listening.

Fortune

Apple finally revealed its AI strategy—and it's very Apple and very risky

The iPhone maker is betting it can run the AI you want on device, catch up to OpenAI in the near future, and that phones will remain our conduit to AI. Any of those wagers could prove wrong.

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