
Roblox Expands AI Game Creation and Plans Games Outside Its Platform
Roblox is expanding its AI game-building tools while giving creators new ways to distribute games across the web, mobile, PC and consoles.
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Roblox is expanding its AI game-building tools while giving creators new ways to distribute games across the web, mobile, PC and consoles.

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Apple redesigned its Health app to include Health Age, readiness scores, AI-powered insights, longevity guidance, and optional Quest biomarker testing in the U.S.

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Google Gemini Spark can now manage Google Photos libraries, allowing users to edit images, create albums, and automate photo-related tasks.

TikTok introduces voice comments, polls, photo carousel comments, and Live Photo comments to make interactions more engaging.

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Reliance’s JioHotstar replaces Hotstar in the U.K., Canada, and Singapore with over 160,000 hours of entertainment content but no sports.

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