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Google has released an open standard for letting autonomous agents shop and perform vaguely defined transactions. Google has announced the…
Calm has carved out a special space for bedtime with its new iOS app developed specifically for sleep. Dubbed Calm…
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Google has released the Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), an open standard designed to ensure AI agent–guided transactions are safe, verifiable,…
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Amazon is reviving Prime Big Deals Days, a 48-hour sales event meant to kick off shopping lists with aggressive pricing,…
Xiaomi just teased an unconventional flagship: the Xiaomi 17 Pro will come with a full-color “Magic Back Screen” in the…
Spotify finally eliminated one of its most maddening free tier limitations: You can now search for a track or podcast…
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Microsoft is working on a widespread rollout of Copilot that would put its app directly on Windows PCs with the…
Verizon is throwing the year-end headline: up to $1,100 in bill credits with a qualifying trade-in and the right unlimited…
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