Yasin Hasan/Shutterstock A new teardown of version 4.53 of the Fitbit app has uncovered code that suggests Google will follow in Apple’s footsteps with a built-in hypertension feature for the Pixel Watch. Apple isn’t the first company to offer such a feature on its smartwatch, though it is one of the first to do so…
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Zoom has thrown down the gauntlet in the enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) race, with the announcement that AI Companion 3.0 will be available at no additional cost to all paid users. The strategy involves agentic AI capabilities designed to transform workplace collaboration – yet fundamental questions remain about whether Zoom is betting on the right…
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Speaking of Sora 2 cameos, the OpenAI CEO made his likeness available for anyone to use, which is why some of the following AI videos feature Sam Altman. While those AI videos can be funny, the first wave of Sora 2 creations also highlights the dangers of having such a powerful AI video generation tool at…
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The Netherlands has launched a Cyber Resilience Network, a public-private partnership aimed at fundamentally overhauling the nation’s approach to digital defence. The initiative, detailed in a comprehensive building plan from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC-NL), aims to connect over 1,152 organisations in a collaborative framework that extends far beyond simple information sharing to include…
Javi_indy/Getty Images We’ve seen more than our fair share of rumors and leaks about what Samsung’s next flagship device, the Galaxy S26, might ship with. While it seems Samsung won’t adopt silicone-carbide batteries just yet, the next iteration of Samsung’s operating system, One UI 8.5, could bring one of the best privacy features the company…
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When Perplexity first launched its Comet AI browser in July, we warned that users might want to steer clear. But a lot can change in a few months, and since July, Perplexity has been improving its browser, even offering an option for people to skip the waitlist and get access to its Pro subscription free…
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vesperstock/Shutterstock Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen an overwhelming boom in recent years, often with public backlash following. Software using AI claims to have human-like intelligence, and companies are scrambling to jump on board this new technology. Microsoft is pushing its AI Copilot into multiple aspects of its new Windows 11. Google’s AI Overviews for search…
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AMD’s FSR ‘Redstone’ update could be here soon, with a new driver discovery referencing AFMF 3AFMF 3, a driver-level frame generation tool, could be included in the Redstone packageRedstone could finally see FSR 4 backported to older RDNA 3 GPUsAMD is going for gold this generation with its Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs placed among…
At its annual Oktane customer conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, identity and access management specialist Okta has been expanding its vision to be a first port of call to securing non-human identities (NHIs) as a swelling wave of artificial intelligence (AI) agents causes their numbers to swell dramatically. Among the announcements made today are new…
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Tada Images/Shutterstock Google unveiled Search Live at I/O 2025, a new AI product that brings the multimodal AI capabilities of Project Astra to Google Search on mobile phones. Put differently, Search Live also allows the AI to see what you see in the real world in addition to hearing your voice commands. The AI will…
