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Google Launches $179.99 Fitbit Edge With OLED Display and Gemini Health Coach
Google’s $179.99 Fitbit Edge adds an OLED display, Gemini-powered health coaching, improved GPS and up to seven days of battery life. Preorders are now open.
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Google’s $179.99 Fitbit Edge adds an OLED display, Gemini-powered health coaching, improved GPS and up to seven days of battery life. Preorders are now open.
Early Googlebook testing reveals Android app compatibility problems, awkward Linux support and unreliable phone integration despite promising premium laptop hardware.
Orkut founder Orkut Büyükkökten seeks public support to revive the social network, emphasising real friendships and communities, with no launch date confirmed.
Trump awards top U.S. science medals to Musk, Huang, Brin and Su, while honouring Dell and Nadella as their companies’ ties to his administration draw scrutiny.
Google unveils a Gemini AI agent for businesses that completes tasks across workplace apps, supports Claude models, and adds security and spending controls.
Google introduces AI Edge Foresight, an offline meeting note-taking app for Apple Silicon Macs, powered by Gemma models with transcription and document search.
Google Playground lets users create and share playable games with AI prompts, while an upcoming Unity Spark integration will add advanced creation tools.
Google Labs has launched Playground, an experimental AI gaming platform that lets users create, play and share browser games using simple text prompts.
Google has opened its SynthID verification website to everyone, allowing users to check images, videos, and audio for AI-generated content watermarked with SynthID.
Googlebook brings Android to premium laptops from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP and Lenovo, with deep phone integration, Gemini AI and some early software rough edges.
Google paused new product vulnerability reports in its open-source bug bounty program after a surge in automated submissions, most of which were invalid.
India ordered Apple to remove Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat under Section 69A, while the offline messaging app also disappeared from Google Play.
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