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Apple Releases iOS 26.1 Update With New Liquid Glass Setting, Several Security Fixes
Apple's iOS 26.1 update is now available for users to download and install. The new firmware upgrade brings a much-anticipated option for users, which will allow them to switch between the default clear Liquid Glass look and a new tinted look. It also introduces Communication Safety and Web content filters for children aged between 13 and 17 to lim...
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Amazon Cloud Boss Calls Replacing Junior Workers With AI 'Dumbest' Idea
Amazon Web Services CEO, Matt Garman, said companies should keep hiring graduates and teaching them how to build software.
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Apple Must Allow Alternative Browser Engines on iOS by December Under Japan's New Mobile Software Competition Act
Apple will be forced to allow browsers that do not function on the WebKit browser engine, under Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act Guidelines. The country's regulator dubbed the Cupertino company’s practice as anti-competitive as it blocked other browsers to offer the same performance as Safari. This will essentially allow other web browse...
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OpenAI Unveils Responses API, Agents SDK to Help Developers Build AI Agents
OpenAI made several developer-focused announcements in a live stream on Tuesday. The San Francisco-based AI giant is introducing a new application programming interface (API) and an open-source software development kit (SDK) that will allow developers to build artificial intelligence (AI) agents and manage multi-agent workflows. Alongside, the comp...
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Adobe Photoshop App for iPhone With Firefly-Powered Generative Fill Announced
Adobe Photoshop app was launched on Tuesday for iPhone users globally. It takes some of the most nifty editing features provided by the US-based software company in its desktop application and brings them to its iOS app, enabling a mobile editing experience. Users can take advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) features such as Generative Fill a...
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Sensitive DeepSeek Data Exposed to Web, Says Cyber Firm 'Wiz'
Wiz said that scans of DeepSeek's infrastructure showed that the company had accidentally left more than a million lines of data available unsecured. Those included digital software keys and chat logs that appeared to capture prompts being sent from users to the company's free AI assistant.
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Amazon Plans to Add ChatGPT-style Conversational Product Search to its Online Store
The e-commerce giant’s ambitions appear in recent job postings reviewed by Bloomberg News. One listing seeking a senior software development engineer says the company is “reimagining Amazon Search with an interactive conversational experience” designed to help users find answers to questions, compare products and receive personalised suggesti...
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Amazon User Survey on Web Browsers Hints at Development of New Browser Software: Report
Amazon is quizzing people on the possibility of downloading and trying out a new web browser. The company, in the introduction to a recently concluded survey, said that participators of the quiz will be “contributing to innovations that have the potential to improve the browsing experience for millions”.
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Meta Files for 8 Web 3-Related Trademarks, Includes Dating App for Crypto Investors
Meta is looking to bring-in new networking apps, wearables, and software built on the blockchain technology to align them with the Web 3 industry. The company plans to also bring along an e-wallet service later, its trademark filings hint. Meta will have to wait up to nine months to get its approvals.
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Elon Musk's Reply To Tweet Saying He "Wasn't Able To Get A Job Anywhere"
It was being rejected for a role at Netscape which led Elon Musk to start Zip2 - the web software company which would go on to make him a millionaire.
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BMW Group And AWS Collaborate To Develop IT Solutions
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the BMW Group announced a comprehensive strategic collaboration. The goal of the collaboration is to further accelerate the BMW Group's pace of innovation by placing data and analytics at the centre of its decision-making.
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Amazon Web Services Sees Widespread Outage; Websites, Software Providers Affected
Amazon's widely used cloud service, Amazon Web Services (AWS), is experiencing a large-scale outage, the company said on Wednesday, affecting users ranging from websites to software providers.
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Chrome Allows Google, YouTube to Store User Data Even If You Want to Delete it, Claims Developer
Google continues to track you even if you explicitly instruct it not to, an independent software engineer and developer has claimed. Even if Chrome has been instructed in settings to delete all cookies and site data upon closing the browser, it allegedly wipes clean everything but the site data from Google’s own websites.
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Facebook Announces Social VR Concepts, Cheaper Standalone VR Headset, and a Lot More at Oculus Connect
The company also announced a browser, Carmel, to allow people to surf the web in VR, as well as new earphones sold separately for $49 that will provide better VR sound.
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Microsoft Edge Browser to Start Automatically Pausing Flash Content
The company also noted that it doesn't see Flash a part of Edge in the future.
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Apple Releases iOS 26.1 Update With New Liquid Glass Setting, Several Security Fixes
Apple's iOS 26.1 update is now available for users to download and install. The new firmware upgrade brings a much-anticipated option for users, which will allow them to switch between the default clear Liquid Glass look and a new tinted look. It also introduces Communication Safety and Web content filters for children aged between 13 and 17 to lim...
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Amazon Cloud Boss Calls Replacing Junior Workers With AI 'Dumbest' Idea
Amazon Web Services CEO, Matt Garman, said companies should keep hiring graduates and teaching them how to build software.
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Apple Must Allow Alternative Browser Engines on iOS by December Under Japan's New Mobile Software Competition Act
Apple will be forced to allow browsers that do not function on the WebKit browser engine, under Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act Guidelines. The country's regulator dubbed the Cupertino company’s practice as anti-competitive as it blocked other browsers to offer the same performance as Safari. This will essentially allow other web browse...
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OpenAI Unveils Responses API, Agents SDK to Help Developers Build AI Agents
OpenAI made several developer-focused announcements in a live stream on Tuesday. The San Francisco-based AI giant is introducing a new application programming interface (API) and an open-source software development kit (SDK) that will allow developers to build artificial intelligence (AI) agents and manage multi-agent workflows. Alongside, the comp...
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Adobe Photoshop App for iPhone With Firefly-Powered Generative Fill Announced
Adobe Photoshop app was launched on Tuesday for iPhone users globally. It takes some of the most nifty editing features provided by the US-based software company in its desktop application and brings them to its iOS app, enabling a mobile editing experience. Users can take advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) features such as Generative Fill a...
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Sensitive DeepSeek Data Exposed to Web, Says Cyber Firm 'Wiz'
Wiz said that scans of DeepSeek's infrastructure showed that the company had accidentally left more than a million lines of data available unsecured. Those included digital software keys and chat logs that appeared to capture prompts being sent from users to the company's free AI assistant.
-
Amazon Plans to Add ChatGPT-style Conversational Product Search to its Online Store
The e-commerce giant’s ambitions appear in recent job postings reviewed by Bloomberg News. One listing seeking a senior software development engineer says the company is “reimagining Amazon Search with an interactive conversational experience” designed to help users find answers to questions, compare products and receive personalised suggesti...
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Amazon User Survey on Web Browsers Hints at Development of New Browser Software: Report
Amazon is quizzing people on the possibility of downloading and trying out a new web browser. The company, in the introduction to a recently concluded survey, said that participators of the quiz will be “contributing to innovations that have the potential to improve the browsing experience for millions”.
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Meta Files for 8 Web 3-Related Trademarks, Includes Dating App for Crypto Investors
Meta is looking to bring-in new networking apps, wearables, and software built on the blockchain technology to align them with the Web 3 industry. The company plans to also bring along an e-wallet service later, its trademark filings hint. Meta will have to wait up to nine months to get its approvals.
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Elon Musk's Reply To Tweet Saying He "Wasn't Able To Get A Job Anywhere"
It was being rejected for a role at Netscape which led Elon Musk to start Zip2 - the web software company which would go on to make him a millionaire.
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BMW Group And AWS Collaborate To Develop IT Solutions
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the BMW Group announced a comprehensive strategic collaboration. The goal of the collaboration is to further accelerate the BMW Group's pace of innovation by placing data and analytics at the centre of its decision-making.
-
Amazon Web Services Sees Widespread Outage; Websites, Software Providers Affected
Amazon's widely used cloud service, Amazon Web Services (AWS), is experiencing a large-scale outage, the company said on Wednesday, affecting users ranging from websites to software providers.
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Chrome Allows Google, YouTube to Store User Data Even If You Want to Delete it, Claims Developer
Google continues to track you even if you explicitly instruct it not to, an independent software engineer and developer has claimed. Even if Chrome has been instructed in settings to delete all cookies and site data upon closing the browser, it allegedly wipes clean everything but the site data from Google’s own websites.
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Facebook Announces Social VR Concepts, Cheaper Standalone VR Headset, and a Lot More at Oculus Connect
The company also announced a browser, Carmel, to allow people to surf the web in VR, as well as new earphones sold separately for $49 that will provide better VR sound.
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Microsoft Edge Browser to Start Automatically Pausing Flash Content
The company also noted that it doesn't see Flash a part of Edge in the future.
