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Google has begun rolling out integration between its Gemini chatbot and the Google Play app store. Users can now search for, install applications, and make in-app purchases without exiting the chat interface. The feature operates via the Google Play connected app for Gemini and requires users to be at least 18 years old, have the Google Play app installed, and enable the "Save Activity" option in Gemini settings. This integration simplifies app discovery, particularly when users are unsure of the exact software name or seek recommendations based on their needs.

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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has imposed a strict deadline for federal agencies to patch a critical vulnerability in Cisco Unified Communications Manager servers by September 1. The flaw is already being exploited in real-world attacks, prompting the regulator to enforce urgent remediation timelines. CISA's directive underscores the escalating threat to enterprise communication systems and the need for rapid incident response.

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German automotive giant Mercedes-Benz is pushing ahead with workforce reductions in China, targeting key divisions including R&D, production, and IT. According to sources, the company plans to shrink the Beijing-based Beijing Mercedes-Benz Sales & Service Co. staff from 900 to under 600 employees in two phases. Currently, about 10% of the planned changes have been implemented. The restructuring extends beyond sales and IT, affecting research, development, and manufacturing units as well.

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Apple recently increased prices on its Mac and iPad lineup due to rising memory chip costs, making current laptop discounts particularly attractive. For instance, the 13-inch MacBook Air with an M5 chip, previously priced at $1,099, is now available for $949, but after Apple’s price hike to $1,299, this discount translates to a $350 savings. Retailers are gradually updating prices, but platforms like Amazon and Costco still offer old deals. If you’ve been planning a purchase, now is the best time to take advantage of these favorable terms.

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SpaceX is preparing to launch a mobile version of its Starlink satellite internet service across the U.S., marking another strategic move to expand its presence in the telecommunications market. The new service could rival traditional mobile carriers by offering high-speed broadband access via satellite networks, particularly in underserved regions. Testing is expected to begin in the coming months, with commercial deployment pending regulatory approvals. If successful, this initiative may reshape the telecom industry’s landscape.

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Russian Hackers Target Jaguar Land Rover in $2.5 Billion Cyberattack

In 2023, British automaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) suffered a devastating cyberattack that paralyzed production for months. The damage was so severe that the UK government provided £1.5 billion ($2 billion) in emergency financial aid. Total economic losses reached $2.5 billion. According to The New York Times, Russian hackers were behind the attack, though their connection to state structures remains unconfirmed.

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Major IT Companies Develop In-House Chips, Challenging Nvidia

Nvidia has long dominated the AI chip market, but the landscape is shifting. Major corporations such as OpenAI, Google, Apple, and SpaceX are investing heavily in custom processors to minimize dependence on a single supplier and gain performance advantages. For instance, OpenAI announced the development of its Jalapeño inference chip in partnership with Broadcom, designed to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.

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