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Google is turning AI literacy into an adventure. The company has introduced AI Quests, a set of browser-based games built…
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Apple’s iPhone 17 reveal was overshadowed by a coordinated protest from child safety advocates, who accuse the company of failing…
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Google is experimenting with a horizontal volume slider in Android that appears at the top-center of the screen in landscape,…
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Microsoft is sunsetting Outlook Lite, the slimmed-down Android email app built for lower-end phones and shaky networks. The company says…
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Linus Torvalds has fired a sharp warning at kernel contributors: stop stuffing patch emails with automated “Link:” lines that point…
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Anthropic’s latest Claude update turns the chat window into a full-fledged document factory. You can now ask Claude to generate…
The Apple Store is offline, and that almost always means one thing: new hardware is about to take the stage.…
Anthropic’s Claude has crossed a practical milestone: it can now generate real files—spreadsheets, slide decks, documents, and PDFs—directly from a…