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Google is internally working on Remy, a Gemini-powered AI Agent that will have the ability to learn your preferences and take action your behalf. Currently being used and tested by Google employees, Business Insider reports that Remy will have power to do much more than what Gemini can currently. As evidenced inside of the latest...
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Earlier in the month, Samsung pushed the One UI 8.5 update to both the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. That update included the April security patch. This week, both devices are getting brought up to the May security patch. The May patch is the only item included in the changelog, but... Read the original post: Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 Receive May Security Patch Read more ›
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I sat through the opening keynote of Google I/O the other day and I came away feeling empty. Google will tell you that they announced 100 things at I/O and we wrote many of them up and shared in our own voice what we think about them. But you know what? I still feel like... Read the original post: Google’s Gemini Takeover of Everything Finds Properly Big Reactions Read more ›
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Back in March, Google gave us a first set of custom icons that could be generated in several styles for all of the apps on your Pixel phone. Rather than just let us load in whatever custom icon pack we want, Google has kept the selection small and only to a handful of styles they’ve... Read the original post: Google Adds Disco Icons to Your Pixel Phone Read more ›
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There’s some confusion in the world of Chromecast devices and whether or not they are still receiving critical security updates, thanks to a reddit post that was picked up and spread. A user there noticed that Google had changed the status of almost all Chromecast devices and that they had “reached end of life today... Read the original post: False Alarm on Google Killing Updates for Chromecast Devices Read more ›
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