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Google Simplifies Source Integration in Gemini Notebook

Google has rolled out an update for its Gemini Notebook service, streamlining the process of adding new sources. Users can now automatically integrate text, Google Drive file links, and URLs from platforms like YouTube and other web resources. Previously, this required manual input, consuming more time. The gradual rollout began on August 6 and may take up to 15 business days to complete. The update is available for enterprise and education plans, including Business, Enterprise, and Education, but not for personal Google accounts.

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Google Changes Hacker Group Naming System: What It Means for CybersecuritySecurity

Google Changes Hacker Group Naming System: What It Means for Cybersecurity

Google has revamped its approach to naming hacker groups, replacing the outdated APT numbering system with more memorable names. Each group now receives a random first name and a second word indicating its country of origin, such as 'Castle' for China or 'Relic' for Russia. According to Shane Huntley, head of Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, the changes aim to enhance transparency and streamline cybersecurity professionals' workflows. The new system integrates data from Google’s teams and the recently acquired Mandiant, reducing industry confusion.

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Amazon to Build One of the U.S.'s Dirtiest Power Plants in Texas for Data CenterBusiness

Amazon to Build One of the U.S.'s Dirtiest Power Plants in Texas for Data Center

Amazon is investing in a Texas gas power plant that may become one of the largest greenhouse gas sources in the U.S. The GW Ranch project in Pecos County has been approved for up to 33 million tons of CO₂ emissions annually—exceeding the output of the country’s largest coal plant. The 7.65 GW facility, powered by 35 gas turbines, will directly supply energy to Amazon’s new data center, bypassing Texas’ grid. This move contradicts the company’s climate commitments, including its 2040 carbon neutrality target.

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Google Photos Loses Drag-to-Select Feature for Photo SelectionDevelopment

Google Photos Loses Drag-to-Select Feature for Photo Selection

Google Photos users are reporting the disappearance of the drag-to-select feature, which allowed selecting multiple photos by swiping across the screen. The issue impacts Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, and OnePlus smartphones, forcing users to select photos individually. While the bug appears on some devices, including tablets and older Pixel models, the feature remains functional. Google has not yet commented, but experts anticipate a fix in upcoming updates. Many users prioritize content search and duplicate removal over drag-to-select functionality.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 9: Evolution of Smartwatches with Health and AI FocusHardware

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9: Evolution of Smartwatches with Health and AI Focus

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Watch 9, a smartwatch featuring upgraded hardware and expanded health monitoring capabilities. The device boasts a new Snapdragon Wear Elite processor, extended battery life (up to 36 hours), and more precise heart rate sensors. However, charging still takes about 1.5 hours, and the standard strap may cause discomfort during prolonged wear. Positioned as part of Samsung’s future wearable ecosystem, including smart glasses with voice and gesture control, the Watch 9 emphasizes health tracking and AI integration.

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Tencent Unveils Team Memory: AI Agents Share Context in TeamsArtificial intelligence

Tencent Unveils Team Memory: AI Agents Share Context in Teams

Chinese tech giant Tencent has launched Team Memory, an open-source project designed to let AI agents share context through a centralized storage system. This eliminates the need for repeated data entry across agents but currently lacks mechanisms to correct or remove inaccurate information, which could lead to rapid error spread. Experts highlight governance as the most critical challenge in such systems.

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8 Free Android Apps to Boost Productivity in 2026Development

8 Free Android Apps to Boost Productivity in 2026

In an era of multitasking and distributed workflows, tools that simplify task organization, data storage, and routine automation play a pivotal role. We’ve curated a list of eight free Android productivity apps proven effective for daily use. These solutions cater to both individual users and teams working across diverse device ecosystems, ensuring seamless integration and efficiency in 2026.

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First Images of SpaceX Rocket Crater on the MoonHardware

First Images of SpaceX Rocket Crater on the Moon

The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) has unveiled the first images of a crater formed on the Moon after a SpaceX rocket stage collided with its surface. The impact site, captured by a lunar orbiter, revealed relatively minor damage, drawing attention from experts as one of the rare documented cases of space debris affecting Earth's satellite. This event provides critical data for assessing risks to future lunar missions.

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Musician Tom Vek Unveils Sleevenote Digital Player with Design FocusHardware

Musician Tom Vek Unveils Sleevenote Digital Player with Design Focus

British musician and entrepreneur Tom Vek, known for albums *We Have Sound* and *Leisure Seizure*, has unveiled an updated version of his digital music player, Sleevenote. Designed to bridge vinyl aesthetics with digital convenience, the device emphasizes thoughtful music engagement in an era dominated by streaming services. The limited-edition release is priced at $349, while Vek shares his vision for the future of digital music and technology.

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How Engineers Can Become Leaders: Transitioning from Tech Expert to ManagementBusiness

How Engineers Can Become Leaders: Transitioning from Tech Expert to Management

Transitioning from a technical expert to a leadership role is one of the most challenging career milestones for STEM professionals. This shift demands not only deep technical knowledge but also strategic thinking, team-building, and aligning innovations with business goals. To support professionals in this journey, IEEE is hosting the International Leadership Conference (ILC) on October 3–4 in Budapest. The event focuses on fostering entrepreneurial mindset and skills essential for effective tech leadership.

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Stanford Launches Virtual Biotech with 37,000 AI Agents: Merck Validates One Drug DesignArtificial intelligence

Stanford Launches Virtual Biotech with 37,000 AI Agents: Merck Validates One Drug Design

A Stanford University team led by James Zou developed a virtual biotech company comprising 37,000 specialized AI agents. The system, designed to mimic a real pharma firm, autonomously engineered an antibody for lung cancer treatment, later independently confirmed by Merck. This breakthrough highlights the potential of multi-agent AI systems in accelerating scientific discovery and drug development.

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Critical Vulnerability in Metabase: Customer Data Theft AttacksSecurity

Critical Vulnerability in Metabase: Customer Data Theft Attacks

Metabase confirmed the exploitation of an unknown SQL injection (SQLi) vulnerability in attacks targeting customer instances. The flaw, rated critical (CVSS 10.0), allowed unauthorized attackers to gain administrative access and exfiltrate sensitive data. The issue impacted both Metabase Cloud and self-hosted deployments starting from version 1.58. The company released urgent patches and urged clients to update immediately while conducting a full security audit of their systems.

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