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Google Unveils Pixel 11: How AI Redefines Smartphone InteractionHardware

Google Unveils Pixel 11: How AI Redefines Smartphone Interaction

Google has launched the Pixel 11 smartphone lineup, where artificial intelligence takes center stage. The new devices integrate the Gemini Intelligence platform, designed to optimize user interaction by intelligently processing tasks and reducing screen time. The company claims this technology will redefine the smartphone's role from a mere communication tool to an intuitive assistant that anticipates user needs. In Japan, the devices are already available in retail chains and Google's flagship store in Tokyo, highlighting the brand's strategic push in a highly competitive market.

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Hackers Exploit macOS Screen Sharing Flaw for Monero MiningSecurity

Hackers Exploit macOS Screen Sharing Flaw for Monero Mining

The Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warns of widespread macOS attacks leveraging a Screen Sharing flaw. Hackers gain root access to systems with port 5900 open, installing Monero miners. Apple has released fixes, but unpatched devices remain at risk. Attacks target systems with internet-exposed Screen Sharing, allowing authentication bypass without credentials.

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Google Gemini Allows Removal of Visible Watermarks from AI-Generated ContentArtificial intelligence

Google Gemini Allows Removal of Visible Watermarks from AI-Generated Content

Google has introduced a new setting in its generative AI service, Gemini, allowing users to remove visible watermarks from AI-generated content. This feature enables users to disable branding on images, videos, and music tracks created by the neural network. The option, available under Media Watermark settings, will roll out gradually over several days. The update responds to widespread user feedback complaining about mandatory content labeling.

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Pokémon GO Login Issues: Scopely Promises Quick Fix

On August 15, Pokémon GO players worldwide encountered login failures, preventing access to their accounts. Scopely Explore, the game's technical support team, acknowledged the issue and assured users of urgent resolution. Social media erupted with discussions as gamers shared theories about potential causes, including server overloads or infrastructure updates. Developers emphasized their commitment to restoring full functionality promptly.

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How to Predict Antenna Mutual Coupling on Large Platforms Before AssemblyHardware

How to Predict Antenna Mutual Coupling on Large Platforms Before Assembly

Engineers face challenges in predicting antenna mutual coupling on large platforms like aircraft or ships, where dozens of radio systems operate in confined spaces. Traditional measurement methods require costly testing, while simulations are complicated by the platforms' massive sizes and the extremely low signal levels that must be accounted for. A new technical report presents a solution based on full-wave analysis using the Method of Moments and higher-order basis functions, enabling precise calculation of antenna coupling parameters during the design phase.

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How Product Thinking is Reshaping Engineers' Roles in IT CompaniesDevelopment

How Product Thinking is Reshaping Engineers' Roles in IT Companies

A new in-demand role is emerging in the job market—the product engineer, blending technical expertise with business process understanding. Companies actively seek professionals who can not only write code but also propose ideas that impact profitability. Success now hinges less on technical mastery and more on thinking like a product manager. These engineers identify business bottlenecks, propose solutions—whether process optimization or new features—and drive growth.

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California Begins Testing Autonomous Trucks on HighwaysHardware

California Begins Testing Autonomous Trucks on Highways

California’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has granted permits to Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI to test autonomous trucks on public roads. Kodiak has already initiated trials near its Mountain View office. These developments follow new regulations approved in April, which lifted the ban on testing autonomous vehicles weighing over 10 tons. Companies can now test and eventually deploy heavy-duty autonomous trucks across California’s highways.

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Chinese Unitree G1 Robot Goes Viral: The Future of Influencers?Hardware

Chinese Unitree G1 Robot Goes Viral: The Future of Influencers?

The Unitree G1, developed by a Chinese company, has become a viral sensation on social media. This compact 120cm humanoid assistant captivates users with its ability to perform basic tasks and engage audiences. While its relatively low cost makes it appealing, questions about its practical applications beyond entertainment remain unanswered.

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Pixel Journal Gets Major Update with New Features and AI FormattingArtificial intelligence

Pixel Journal Gets Major Update with New Features and AI Formatting

Google has rolled out a significant update for Pixel Journal, enhancing the note-taking experience with customizable reminders, new media layouts, and protection against accidental deletions. Users can now set reminders for morning, afternoon, or evening sessions, while two new media layouts—compact and full-size—improve photo and video organization. The app also introduces a safeguard against accidental deletions, requiring confirmation before removal and allowing a brief window to undo the action.

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Google Meet Introduces AI-Powered Note-Taking for In-Person MeetingsArtificial intelligence

Google Meet Introduces AI-Powered Note-Taking for In-Person Meetings

Google has enhanced its Meet video conferencing service with an AI-driven tool for automatic note-taking during in-person meetings. The feature captures key discussion points, decisions, and action items without manual input, integrating seamlessly with Google Docs and Calendar to streamline post-meeting workflows. Designed for hybrid teams, it reduces time spent on routine tasks and minimizes information loss risks. The AI-generated notes can be automatically shared with participants and linked to project management systems, further boosting team productivity.

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Critical SAP Commerce Cloud Vulnerability Already Exploited by HackersSecurity

Critical SAP Commerce Cloud Vulnerability Already Exploited by Hackers

Cybersecurity firm Defused has identified the first exploitation attempts of a critical vulnerability in SAP Commerce Cloud (CVE-2026-58231) merely three days after the patch was released. The flaw enables attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely without authentication, jeopardizing the platform’s confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Despite no public exploits being available, attacks have already commenced, underscoring the vulnerability’s severe risk to enterprises.

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Tim O’Reilly: Major AI Labs Don’t Understand User NeedsArtificial intelligence

Tim O’Reilly: Major AI Labs Don’t Understand User Needs

Tim O’Reilly, creator of O’Reilly Media, a leading IT publishing house, argues that major artificial intelligence labs are missing the mark by overlooking real user needs. Despite AI posing threats to his business, O’Reilly champions open models, believing they can deliver greater societal benefits. He emphasizes that current commercial AI approaches stifle innovation and fail to address long-term user interests, calling for a shift toward more inclusive and ethical development.

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