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DevelopmentDirect-to-Cell (DTC) technology addresses the lack of mobile connectivity in remote regions, at sea, and in disaster zones. It leverages low Earth orbit satellites equipped with LTE base stations to provide coverage where traditional cell towers are unavailable. Users do not need to upgrade devices or install additional software—connectivity works on standard smartphones seamlessly.
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SecurityChildren born after 2013 are the first generation raised in a fully digital environment, initially designed without considering their needs. According to the UN, one-third of internet users are minors, yet existing systems are optimized for adults and prioritize maximum engagement. Engineers and regulators worldwide are rethinking the architecture of digital platforms to minimize risks of addiction, unethical data collection, and algorithmic impact on child development. This shift aims to create a safer, more responsible digital ecosystem for young users.
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SecurityGoogle is set to enforce stricter rules for sideloading apps on Android via APK files, sparking backlash from developers and users. Starting September 2024, installing "unverified" apps will trigger additional restrictions, including a 24-hour delay before installation. The open-source community is already adapting, proposing workarounds like ADB-based installations. These changes aim to enhance security but may complicate workflows for power users and independent developers.
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BusinessJapan Airlines (JAL) and telecom operator NTT Docomo have announced the launch of JAL Mobile powered by ahamo, a collaborative mobile plan available from June 25. The new offering retains the base pricing and terms of ahamo while integrating unique JAL benefits, including mileage accumulation for mobile usage. This marks Japan’s first partnership between an airline and a telecom operator to merge loyalty programs.
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DevelopmentGoogle has completed a major redesign of the icons for its Workspace app suite on Android. Gmail was the last service to receive the updated look. Now, all apps, including Drive, Docs, Calendar, and Meet, feature a brighter and more distinctive visual identity while maintaining a unified style. The update aims to simplify app discovery on smartphone screens and enhance the user experience.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has officially discontinued support for Pixel Studio, an exclusive app previously available only on Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 smartphones. In the latest update (version 2.3.001.911719150), users found that the ability to create new images and stickers has been fully disabled. Instead, the app now prompts users to switch to Nano Banana, a tool integrated into Gemini*. While previously created content remains accessible, further development of Pixel Studio is unlikely.
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DevelopmentGoogle has announced the broad rollout of Google Meet support in Android Auto. Users can now join scheduled audio conferences directly from their vehicle without distractions. The feature is available in a simplified interface that excludes video and minimizes distractions. The update has already begun rolling out to all users and will soon be available globally.
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BusinessGoogle has rolled out a new feature for content creators and major brands in the U.S., enabling them to customize their profiles in search results. This functionality is available exclusively to those with a substantial following on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. It empowers authors and companies to better manage their online presence by consolidating links to various platforms in one place, enhancing brand control and visibility.
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HardwareModern power systems were designed for a different reality: unidirectional energy flows, predictable demand, and localized outages. Today, distribution grids must handle growing loads, distributed energy resources (DERs), and cyber threats. Experts from Black & Veatch highlight three key modernization areas to help energy companies adapt to new challenges and ensure long-term infrastructure reliability. This transformation is critical for maintaining grid stability in an evolving energy landscape.
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Artificial intelligenceOpenAI has unveiled an upgraded memory system for ChatGPT, significantly enhancing the chatbot’s ability to retain and adapt interaction context with users. The AI now not only remembers key details but also automatically updates them over time, ensuring responses remain highly relevant. The feature is currently available to paid subscribers in the U.S. and will roll out to free accounts in the coming weeks.
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SecurityCisco has issued a high-severity warning about a zero-day vulnerability in its Catalyst SD-WAN Manager network management system. Tracked as CVE-2026-20245, the flaw allows attackers to escalate privileges to root level and is already being exploited in real-world attacks. Cisco urges users to implement precautionary measures until patches are released.
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Artificial intelligenceA leak of internal Microsoft documents has exposed the company’s intent to foster dependency on its new AI assistant, Scout. Marketed as an autonomous tool for work tasks, the corporate materials include controversial phrasing. Specifically, a development phase in the ClawPilot plan is explicitly labeled “Make people dependent.” Microsoft has responded by emphasizing that Scout’s goal is to boost productivity, not screen time, and that it adheres to responsible AI principles.
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