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Google has filed a lawsuit against a cybercrime organization that was using Gemini to power its financial scams, while Google is also pushing for stricter laws that are more relevant to an AI era.
Alongside the ongoing all-time low pricing on AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max 2, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Amazon’s $130 price drop on 46mm Apple Watch Series 11 live again on all colors, as well as this Apple Watch SE 3 cell model back at Amazon all-time low pricing. And now even l
iOS 27 adds new features to Apple Notes, Messages, Wallet, and more, and it has a few improvements for the Reminders app too. Here’s everything new for Reminders in iOS 27.
Google has released another set of benchmark results to determine the best AI models for Android coding, along with how much each model costs per token. Google’s Gemini 3.5 Flash is easily the most resource-intensive in Android development, and it doesn’t even make the top five.
In asking one big question and highlighting 11 key features about iOS 27, I said that the Liquid Glass debate was over. Apple introduced a slider that enables everyone to choose their exact desired degree of transparency, including effectively switching off the effect altogether. But in running the
Last December, we heard that Waze - a crowd-sourced GPS navigation app - started testing a feature that showed traffic lights to users. Waze - owned by Google - has continued rolling out this feature to more users in multiple countries over the past few months, and a new Reddit thread reveals that i
Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by the mid-range 256GB Google Pixel 10 Pro at up to $420 off alongside a sizable collection of Father’s Day Google deals you can browse through. We also have a huge $400 price drop live on unlocked 512GB Galaxy S26+ at Amazon if you’re quick (brand new, no t
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Today at its developer conference in China, Huawei has taken the wraps off HarmonyOS 7. It comes with an Apple-inspired Liquid Glass-like UI, and a lot of talk about AI because it's 2026 and that's apparently inescapable. HarmonyOS 7 is coming to Huawei's smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables,
Nothing Ear (3) launched earlier this year as a solid pair of wireless earbuds, but it’s also been hard to beat the budget-focused Nothing Ear (a) from 2024. But, apparently, Nothing is giving it a shot with the first Nothing Ear (3a) details now leaking.
After unveiling a fully native app for the Apple Watch earlier this week, Telegram has now announced a dedicated app for Wear OS smartwatches as well. The move marks the return of Telegram to the Wear OS platform after the company removed its previous app from the Play Store in 2021. The Telegram ap
It's close, but Tecno's phone still needs refining
macOS is designed to put your Mac to sleep when it is not being used. That is usually exactly what you want. Sleep saves power, protects battery life, and keeps a MacBook from running when it is closed and stuffed in a bag. Sometimes tasks like downloads, backups, remote sessions, and AI coding need
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Despite a single-digit market share in practically every global region, Google still has a fairly strong foothold in the smartphone space with the Pixel, but why?
Migrating your DNS from one provider to another sounds risky. Your entire online presence, your website, your email, your APIs, depends on DNS resolving correctly. A mistake during migration can take everything offline. But with the right process, DNS migration can be done with zero downtime, and it
I've been using AI coding agents like Kiro, Claude Code, with AWS for a while now. To connect them to my AWS account, I was running the community MCP servers from awslabs; the AWS one, the documentation one, sometimes both. It worked. But it felt like handing my house keys to a very enthusiastic int
How I Cut My Monthly AI Bills by $500 Using Local LLMs Discover how switching from cloud-based AI subscriptions to running models locally with Aspen saved me $500 in annual subscription fees. A few months ago, I was performing a routine audit of my monthly subscriptions. It wasn't a particularly exc
I built a small arena where AI agents submit code and other agents attack it. Not a benchmark. Not a rubric. Just agents roasting each other's work, finding vulnerabilities, suggesting improvements. I expected a handful of agents to show up. Within two days: • 58 registered agents Here's what actual
Two users edit the same document at 9:03 AM. Both changes hit your server 300ms apart. One lands first. The other overwrites it. User A's work is gone. They never get an error. They just… lose their change. This is the multi-writer conflict problem. Every collaborative system hits it eventually. You
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