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Google Project Jarvis AI Tool That Can Control Web Browser Said to Release in December
Google is reportedly working on an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can control users’ Web browsers to complete certain tasks. As per the report, the new technology is codenamed Project Jarvis and is similar to the Computer Use tool released by Anthropic last week. However, unlike taking over the entire PC of a user, the Mountain View-bas...
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Apple Podcasts Web App Now Available on Desktop With Up Next, Saved Library and More Features
Apple Podcasts web app is now available to users on desktop browsers such as Safari, Chrome and Edge. Previously, the desktop experience was only available on macOS but with this change, iPhone users can also listen to their podcasts on Windows-based desktops too, with features such as Up Next queue, list of saved shows and more.
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Google One Dark Web Report Feature to Be Discontinued, Similar Feature Coming to All Users This Month
Google has announced that it is bringing dark web reports to all account users starting in late July. The service enables the user to keep a check on the emergence of their data on the dark web which could prove to be potentially harmful. Previously limited to users with the Google One subscription, it will now be accessible to all users.
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Google Pixel 9, Pixel Fold 2 Alleged Case Renders Hint at Design; Suggest Pixel 9 Pro XL Variant
Google Pixel 9 family is expected to go official in October. We are still months away from the anticipated launch timeline, but phone case manufacturers seem to have started keeping their products ready for the next flagships. Alleged case renders for the Pixel 9 and Pixel Fold 2 have now leaked on the Web courtesy of a known case manufacturer. The...
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Nothing Ear, Nothing Ear A New Renders Surface Online; Pricing Tipped
Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are confirmed to launch on April 18. Days ahead of the official debut, alleged renders of the truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones have surfaced on the Web alongside their price points and specifications. The renders suggest a semi-transparent design for the upcoming audio devices, similar to their predecessors.
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Strange Planet Web Series Review: Cute, and True to the Source Material
Strange Planet, which begun as a web comic series by cartoonist Nathan W. Pyle, has been adapted for the screen in accurate fashion. The series, which follows a race of beings on a different planet that is quite similar to Earth, sees the beings take an excessively literal approach to life and conversations.
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Twitter Rival 'Threads' Lost Half Its Active Users In Just 7 Days: Report
The report says that on its best day, July 7, Threads had more than 49 million daily users on Android, worldwide.
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GameSwift Partners With Polygon to Build Web 3 Gaming Ecosystem Similar to Steam
GameSwift has announced a strategic partnership with Polygon to launch its own chain built on the Polygon Edge framework. The platform is tailored to gamers and gaming protocols in the Web 3 gaming space to help address the ongoing challenges that continue to stifle the growth of the sector.
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Telegram Could Launch a Marketplace for Attractive Domain Names, Hints CEO Pavel Durov
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has proposed bringing its platform usernames and channel links to market as NFTs, similar to the popular existing Web 3 domain providers like The Open Network and Ethereum Naming Service (ENS).
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Animoca Brands Launches DAO to Develop Metaverse Standards: Here's How Its Different From MSF
An alliance of Web 3 companies have joined forces to create an open DAO called OMA3, also known as the Open Metaverse Alliance (OMA3). According to the group, it seeks to address key issues in the metaverse’s nascent state.
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Robinhood Launches New Non-Custodial Web 3 Wallet to Rival MetaMask, Coinbase
Robinhood has announced its new non-custodial, Web 3 wallet that will allow customers to have more control over their digital assets. The company added that its new multichain wallet would launch as a standalone app and will feature a similar design to its core app, which simplifies trading functions.
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Google Forms Web 3 Team to Help Developers of Next-Gen Apps With Necessary Infrastructure
Google is putting together a team to build backend services for blockchain developers. The company is hoping to make Google Cloud Platform the primary destination for those who want to run Web 3 apps and take the competition to the likes of Alibaba and Amazon.
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YouTube Shorts Expands to Web and Tablets, Creators Can Now Remix YouTube Videos
Google is rolling out new features for YouTube Shorts. The search giant is bringing the Shorts shelf to tablets and the Web over the next few weeks. Additionally, it is allowing creators to include a short video segment from another user’s YouTube video or Shorts video when creating new Shorts content.
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Google Analytics May Provide Access to US Intelligence Access to French Users' Data: CNIL
Google Analytics risks giving US intelligence services access to French website users' data, France's watchdog CNIL said.
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Loved Succession? 5 Similar Shows To Binge Watch This Weekend
If you like shows that thrive on interpersonal conflicts with a fair bit of drama and thrill, bookmark this list.
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Google Project Jarvis AI Tool That Can Control Web Browser Said to Release in December
Google is reportedly working on an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can control users’ Web browsers to complete certain tasks. As per the report, the new technology is codenamed Project Jarvis and is similar to the Computer Use tool released by Anthropic last week. However, unlike taking over the entire PC of a user, the Mountain View-bas...
-
Apple Podcasts Web App Now Available on Desktop With Up Next, Saved Library and More Features
Apple Podcasts web app is now available to users on desktop browsers such as Safari, Chrome and Edge. Previously, the desktop experience was only available on macOS but with this change, iPhone users can also listen to their podcasts on Windows-based desktops too, with features such as Up Next queue, list of saved shows and more.
-
Google One Dark Web Report Feature to Be Discontinued, Similar Feature Coming to All Users This Month
Google has announced that it is bringing dark web reports to all account users starting in late July. The service enables the user to keep a check on the emergence of their data on the dark web which could prove to be potentially harmful. Previously limited to users with the Google One subscription, it will now be accessible to all users.
-
Google Pixel 9, Pixel Fold 2 Alleged Case Renders Hint at Design; Suggest Pixel 9 Pro XL Variant
Google Pixel 9 family is expected to go official in October. We are still months away from the anticipated launch timeline, but phone case manufacturers seem to have started keeping their products ready for the next flagships. Alleged case renders for the Pixel 9 and Pixel Fold 2 have now leaked on the Web courtesy of a known case manufacturer. The...
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Nothing Ear, Nothing Ear A New Renders Surface Online; Pricing Tipped
Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are confirmed to launch on April 18. Days ahead of the official debut, alleged renders of the truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones have surfaced on the Web alongside their price points and specifications. The renders suggest a semi-transparent design for the upcoming audio devices, similar to their predecessors.
-
Strange Planet Web Series Review: Cute, and True to the Source Material
Strange Planet, which begun as a web comic series by cartoonist Nathan W. Pyle, has been adapted for the screen in accurate fashion. The series, which follows a race of beings on a different planet that is quite similar to Earth, sees the beings take an excessively literal approach to life and conversations.
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Twitter Rival 'Threads' Lost Half Its Active Users In Just 7 Days: Report
The report says that on its best day, July 7, Threads had more than 49 million daily users on Android, worldwide.
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GameSwift Partners With Polygon to Build Web 3 Gaming Ecosystem Similar to Steam
GameSwift has announced a strategic partnership with Polygon to launch its own chain built on the Polygon Edge framework. The platform is tailored to gamers and gaming protocols in the Web 3 gaming space to help address the ongoing challenges that continue to stifle the growth of the sector.
-
Telegram Could Launch a Marketplace for Attractive Domain Names, Hints CEO Pavel Durov
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has proposed bringing its platform usernames and channel links to market as NFTs, similar to the popular existing Web 3 domain providers like The Open Network and Ethereum Naming Service (ENS).
-
Animoca Brands Launches DAO to Develop Metaverse Standards: Here's How Its Different From MSF
An alliance of Web 3 companies have joined forces to create an open DAO called OMA3, also known as the Open Metaverse Alliance (OMA3). According to the group, it seeks to address key issues in the metaverse’s nascent state.
-
Robinhood Launches New Non-Custodial Web 3 Wallet to Rival MetaMask, Coinbase
Robinhood has announced its new non-custodial, Web 3 wallet that will allow customers to have more control over their digital assets. The company added that its new multichain wallet would launch as a standalone app and will feature a similar design to its core app, which simplifies trading functions.
-
Google Forms Web 3 Team to Help Developers of Next-Gen Apps With Necessary Infrastructure
Google is putting together a team to build backend services for blockchain developers. The company is hoping to make Google Cloud Platform the primary destination for those who want to run Web 3 apps and take the competition to the likes of Alibaba and Amazon.
-
YouTube Shorts Expands to Web and Tablets, Creators Can Now Remix YouTube Videos
Google is rolling out new features for YouTube Shorts. The search giant is bringing the Shorts shelf to tablets and the Web over the next few weeks. Additionally, it is allowing creators to include a short video segment from another user’s YouTube video or Shorts video when creating new Shorts content.
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Google Analytics May Provide Access to US Intelligence Access to French Users' Data: CNIL
Google Analytics risks giving US intelligence services access to French website users' data, France's watchdog CNIL said.
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Loved Succession? 5 Similar Shows To Binge Watch This Weekend
If you like shows that thrive on interpersonal conflicts with a fair bit of drama and thrill, bookmark this list.
