Tesla Launches Cybercab Robotaxi Rides in Austin With a 45-Vehicle Fleet
Tesla has introduced its Cybercab robotaxi and is offering it to customers via its Robotaxi app, with availability at first limited to Austin, Texas.
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Microsoft Turns Off Predictive Text by Default in Word and Outlook
Microsoft has decided to set text predictions to off by default in Word and Outlook, allowing users to decide for themselves if they want to receive suggestions
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Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Case, Calling AI Training Fair Use
The US Department of Justice has weighed in on the copyright dispute between OpenAI and The New York Times, telling a Manhattan federal court that training larg
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Samsung Launches $799 Galaxy Book6 With a 14-Inch Screen and Claimed 25-Hour Battery Life
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Book6, a 14-inch Windows laptop starting at $799.
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South Korea to Offer Its Entire Population Free AI Access With No Token Limits
According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, South Korea is planning to provide its whole population with free generative AI services as part of an initiat
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Canonical Releases Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS, Opening Upgrades for Noble Numbat Users
The Register reports that Canonical has issued Ubuntu 26.
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LibreOffice 26.8 Launches With Writer Paragraph Composer and No AI Features
The Document Foundation has issued LibreOffice 26.
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Meta Agrees to Up to $18 Billion Settlement With 52 Attorneys General Over Teen Social Media Harms
Meta has agreed to a proposed settlement of up to $18 billion with a bipartisan group of 52 attorneys general.
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Microsoft OS Prototype Project Aion Leaked, Revealing Copilot-Centered Interface
Internal documents that have been leaked and a video have shown that Project Aion was an experimental project carried out by Microsoft for 2024 or ear
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Apple Announces M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio Aimed at Local AI Workloads and Mac Clustering
Apple has introduced two new chips and updated its desktop lineup with the M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio.
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YouTube Reportedly Offering Creators Millions to Keep Content Exclusive and Off Netflix
YouTube is said to be offering some of its top creators millions of dollars to keep their content off Netflix and other streaming platforms.
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Amazon Makes Alexa+ Free on Fire TV Devices, Dropping the Subscription Requirement
Amazon is now offering Alexa+ at no cost on Fire TV devices, so users no longer need a Prime or Alexa+ subscription to access the AI assistant.
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Apple Replaces Per-Install EU Core Technology Fee With a Flat 5% Commission
Apple will remove the per-install Core Technology Fee for developers in the European Union.
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Microsoft Word Adds "Link to Location" Feature for Jumping to Specific Parts of a Document
Microsoft is introducing a "link to location" feature in Word for Windows and macOS.
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Google Confirms Gmail Was Not Breached After Reports of 183 Million Password Leak
Google says Gmail was not breached, despite reports claiming that 183 million Gmail passwords had leaked.
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Microsoft Merges Its Two Copilot Apps Into One and Retires Podcasts, Deep Research, and Group Chat
Microsoft will combine its consumer Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot into one app, The Verge reports.
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Twitch Adds Opt-Out for Amazon AI Training After Enrolling All Creators by Default
Twitch introduced a new setting on August 12, 2026, that allows streamers to block their channel content from being used to train Amazon's generative AI models.
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Google Sheets Improves Excel Imports With Native Tables and Adds Connected Sheets Upgrades for BigQuery
Google is updating Google Sheets to improve how Microsoft Excel files import and to add two new features for Connected Sheets users working with BigQuery.
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Google Adds Aptoide as the First Third-Party App Store Distributed Through Google Play
Google has added the Aptoide app store to Google Play, making it the first third-party store available through Google's own storefront.
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Google Drive for Desktop Ends Google Photos Backup Sync on August 10
Google Drive for desktop will stop supporting Google Photos backups after August 10, 2026, according to a notice on Google's support page.
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Microsoft Whiteboard Retires Legacy Whiteboards and Standalone App by September 2026
Microsoft will retire legacy whiteboards and the standalone Microsoft Whiteboard app by September 2026 as it transitions to OneDrive-backed whiteboards.
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Netflix Sued for $105 Million Over Lost Unencrypted Master Copy of Unreleased Nicolas Cage Film
Netflix faces a $105 million lawsuit alleging it lost the only unencrypted copy of the unreleased Nicolas Cage film Fortitude following a theft from its offices.
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EU AI Content Labeling Rules Take Effect August 2, With December Deadline for Existing Systems
New European Union transparency rules will require companies to label AI-generated or AI-altered content, including chatbot responses, images, audio, and video,
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Microsoft Adds Unremovable "Upgrade Your Plan" Button to Office App Title Bars
Microsoft is now displaying an "Upgrade your plan" button in the title bar of Office apps such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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Apple Delays First Smart Glasses to WWDC 2027 Over Privacy Concerns
Apple has postponed the reveal of its first smart glasses to WWDC in June 2027, with sales anticipated later that year, according to Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurm
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Samsung and Broadcom Sign AI Chip Partnership Worth More Than $200 Billion Through 2030
Samsung Electronics has expanded its semiconductor partnership with Broadcom to focus on AI chips, in a deal projected to exceed $200 billion in total activity
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Facebook Adds Free Video Selfie Verification With a White Check Mark Badge
Meta is adding a free verification feature called Facebook Verified that lets users earn a white check mark by uploading a selfie video, according to Meta's ann
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Waze Adds Five Gemini AI Features, but Only Three Are Live for US Drivers
On July 13, Google announced five new Gemini-powered AI features for Waze.
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European Commission Fines Google €890 Million for Search and Play Store DMA Violations
The European Commission has fined Google €890 million ($1 billion) for violating the European Union's Digital Markets Act.
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Reddit and Major Publishers Consider Blocking Google as AI Overviews Cut Search Referral Traffic
Reddit and several major publishers are reevaluating the amount of access they offer Google as search referral traffic declines following the rollout of AI Over
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OpenAI Launches Codex Micro, a $230 Mechanical Keypad for AI Coding
OpenAI has introduced the Codex Micro, its first hardware product aimed at consumers.
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New York Becomes First State To Halt Large Data Center Buildouts
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has paused incomplete state environmental permit applications for large data centers while officials develop new rules, according
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Waze Adds Less Chatty Mode and Gemini-Powered Conversational Search on Android
Google is releasing a new Waze update on Android that introduces a Less Chatty voice guidance mode, expands Gemini-powered Conversational Reporting to include m
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Microsoft Teams Adds In-Meeting Toggle to Disable Copilot, Facilitator, and Recap AI
Microsoft is introducing an in-meeting toggle for Microsoft Teams that allows licensed organizers and presenters to turn Meeting AI on or off during live meetin
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Google Maps Code Points to Upcoming "Ask Maps to Order Food" Feature With Gemini
Codes in the latest Google Maps app suggest an upcoming feature called "Ask Maps to order food," according to an APK teardown by Android Authority.
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EU Court of Justice Upholds €4.1 Billion Google Android Antitrust Fine in Final Appeal
The European Court of Justice confirmed a €4.
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Memory Prices Expected to Rise Up to 50% in Q3 With No Relief Until 2028, Jefferies Predicts
Jefferies Equity Research predicts significant increases in memory prices over the next few quarters, with no substantial relief expected before 2028.
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Apple Raises iPad, MacBook, HomePod, and Apple TV Prices Citing Memory Cost Pressure
Apple has increased prices across its iPad, MacBook, HomePod, and Apple TV ranges, citing rising costs for memory and storage chips driven by the growth of AI d
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Meta Launches Self-Branded Smart Glasses Starting at $299 With New Muse Spark AI Assistant
Meta has introduced a new range of smart glasses under its own brand for the first time.
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Oracle Cuts 21,000 Jobs in Fiscal 2026, Cites AI Adoption in SEC Filing
Oracle has laid off 21,000 employees in fiscal 2026, according to its SEC filing.