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Samsung's One UI 8.5 Update Could Introduce a Network Battery Saver Feature: Report
Samsung is expected to release the One UI 8.5 update early next year. The update, which will be based on Android 16 QPR2, is expected to come with a new Network Battery Saver feature. The feature could help users save battery when their phone is idle by managing network usage more efficiently. The feature could use Personal Data Intelligence to mon...
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All About DIGIPIN, India's Unique Geo-Coded Addressing System For Location Accuracy
DIGIPIN is safe and does not compromise privacy, as no personal data is associated with it.
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Meta To Soon Use AI Chats To Personalise Content, Ads, Users Can't Opt Out
Meta Platforms said it would begin using people's interactions with its generative AI tools to personalize content and advertising across its apps such as Facebook and Instagram starting on December 16.
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British Retailer Harrods Hit By Cyberattack, Warns Customers Of Data Breach
Harrods, the luxury British department store, has warned some customers that their personal data may have been taken in a breach of its online systems.
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Think Twice Before Uploading: 6 Risks Of Feeding Your Photos to AI Image Generators
Such images raise concerns about data privacy, security, and the potential misuse of personal images.
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Nvidia Invests $5 Billion in Intel, to Jointly Develop AI Infrastructure and PC Chips
Nvidia has announced a $5 billion investment in Intel as part of a wider partnership to co-develop AI infrastructure and PC chipsets. The deal, subject to regulatory approval, will integrate Intel’s x86 CPUs with Nvidia’s RTX GPUs via NVLink. Both firms will also build custom CPUs and SoCs, aiming to strengthen Intel’s AI position amid market...
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10 Reasons You Should Never Post Your Boarding Pass Online
Sharing a photo of your boarding pass online may look harmless, but it exposes you to cybercrime, identity theft, and even cancelled trips. From hidden barcodes to loyalty point theft, here are 10 reasons you should think twice before posting it.
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"With Just One Click...": IPS Officer Warns Of Scam Amid Nano Banana Trend
IPS officer VC Sajjanar on X (formerly Twitter) alerted users about the danger of sharing personal information online. He emphasised that while online trends can be fun, users could face serious risks if they are careless with their private data.
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Google VaultGemma: 5 Things to Know About the AI Model That Puts Privacy First
Google has unveiled VaultGemma, a one-billion-parameter privacy-focused AI model trained using differential privacy techniques to prevent memorisation of sensitive data. By adding calibrated noise during training, the model avoids exposing personal identifiers like addresses or credit cards. While this approach reduces accuracy and increases comput...
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Japan's Centenarian Population Nears 100,000, 88% Are Women
The number of people aged 100 or older in Japan has hit a record high of nearly 100,000, with almost 90 percent of them women, ministry data showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Must Face Lawsuit Claiming He Ran Illegal $1 Million Election Lottery: Court
Elon Musk was ordered by a federal judge to face a lawsuit by voters accusing the world's richest person of defrauding them into signing a petition to support the US Constitution for a chance to win his $1 million-a-day giveaway.
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Global Tablet Shipments Surge 13.1 Percent YoY in Q2, Apple Maintains Lead: IDC
Apple topped the IDC's list of worldwide tablet shipments, while Samsung came in second place. According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker. According to the tracker, worldwide tablet shipment surged 13.1 percent YoY in Q2 this year, reaching 38.3 million units. Amazon and Xiaomi came i...
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OpenAI Releases Open-Weight Reasoning Models Optimised For Running On Laptops
OpenAI has released two open-weight language models that, it said, excel in advanced reasoning and are optimised to run on laptops with performance levels similar to its smaller proprietary reasoning models.
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US Plans To Launch New Private Health Tracking System With Big Tech Firms
The Trump administration is pushing an initiative for millions of Americans to upload personal health data and medical records on new apps and systems run by private tech companies, promising that it will make it easier to access health records.
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How Pigs, High-Tech Tools Can Help In Search For Mexican Drug Cartel Victims
First the scientists dress dead swine in clothes, then they dispose of the carcasses. Some they wrap in packing tape, others they chop up. They stuff the animals into plastic bags or wrap them in blankets. They cover them in lime or burn them.
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Samsung's One UI 8.5 Update Could Introduce a Network Battery Saver Feature: Report
Samsung is expected to release the One UI 8.5 update early next year. The update, which will be based on Android 16 QPR2, is expected to come with a new Network Battery Saver feature. The feature could help users save battery when their phone is idle by managing network usage more efficiently. The feature could use Personal Data Intelligence to mon...
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All About DIGIPIN, India's Unique Geo-Coded Addressing System For Location Accuracy
DIGIPIN is safe and does not compromise privacy, as no personal data is associated with it.
-
Meta To Soon Use AI Chats To Personalise Content, Ads, Users Can't Opt Out
Meta Platforms said it would begin using people's interactions with its generative AI tools to personalize content and advertising across its apps such as Facebook and Instagram starting on December 16.
-
British Retailer Harrods Hit By Cyberattack, Warns Customers Of Data Breach
Harrods, the luxury British department store, has warned some customers that their personal data may have been taken in a breach of its online systems.
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Think Twice Before Uploading: 6 Risks Of Feeding Your Photos to AI Image Generators
Such images raise concerns about data privacy, security, and the potential misuse of personal images.
-
Nvidia Invests $5 Billion in Intel, to Jointly Develop AI Infrastructure and PC Chips
Nvidia has announced a $5 billion investment in Intel as part of a wider partnership to co-develop AI infrastructure and PC chipsets. The deal, subject to regulatory approval, will integrate Intel’s x86 CPUs with Nvidia’s RTX GPUs via NVLink. Both firms will also build custom CPUs and SoCs, aiming to strengthen Intel’s AI position amid market...
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10 Reasons You Should Never Post Your Boarding Pass Online
Sharing a photo of your boarding pass online may look harmless, but it exposes you to cybercrime, identity theft, and even cancelled trips. From hidden barcodes to loyalty point theft, here are 10 reasons you should think twice before posting it.
-
"With Just One Click...": IPS Officer Warns Of Scam Amid Nano Banana Trend
IPS officer VC Sajjanar on X (formerly Twitter) alerted users about the danger of sharing personal information online. He emphasised that while online trends can be fun, users could face serious risks if they are careless with their private data.
-
Google VaultGemma: 5 Things to Know About the AI Model That Puts Privacy First
Google has unveiled VaultGemma, a one-billion-parameter privacy-focused AI model trained using differential privacy techniques to prevent memorisation of sensitive data. By adding calibrated noise during training, the model avoids exposing personal identifiers like addresses or credit cards. While this approach reduces accuracy and increases comput...
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Japan's Centenarian Population Nears 100,000, 88% Are Women
The number of people aged 100 or older in Japan has hit a record high of nearly 100,000, with almost 90 percent of them women, ministry data showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Must Face Lawsuit Claiming He Ran Illegal $1 Million Election Lottery: Court
Elon Musk was ordered by a federal judge to face a lawsuit by voters accusing the world's richest person of defrauding them into signing a petition to support the US Constitution for a chance to win his $1 million-a-day giveaway.
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Global Tablet Shipments Surge 13.1 Percent YoY in Q2, Apple Maintains Lead: IDC
Apple topped the IDC's list of worldwide tablet shipments, while Samsung came in second place. According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker. According to the tracker, worldwide tablet shipment surged 13.1 percent YoY in Q2 this year, reaching 38.3 million units. Amazon and Xiaomi came i...
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OpenAI Releases Open-Weight Reasoning Models Optimised For Running On Laptops
OpenAI has released two open-weight language models that, it said, excel in advanced reasoning and are optimised to run on laptops with performance levels similar to its smaller proprietary reasoning models.
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US Plans To Launch New Private Health Tracking System With Big Tech Firms
The Trump administration is pushing an initiative for millions of Americans to upload personal health data and medical records on new apps and systems run by private tech companies, promising that it will make it easier to access health records.
-
How Pigs, High-Tech Tools Can Help In Search For Mexican Drug Cartel Victims
First the scientists dress dead swine in clothes, then they dispose of the carcasses. Some they wrap in packing tape, others they chop up. They stuff the animals into plastic bags or wrap them in blankets. They cover them in lime or burn them.
