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Adobe’s Acrobat is coming to Google Workspace. People will be able to open PDFs in it straight from Google Drive and Gmail. Acrobat will appear as a suggested app in both services, including through an “Edit with” option in file previews.
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Apple TV’s new accessibility feature lets viewers turn on sign language interpretation within supported titles.
Google Drive will soon prompt users to switch to Adobe Acrobat while viewing PDFs, and Gemini will get a few new tricks powered by the company’s creative suite. more…
With the release of the latest version of Google Play Services, Google Wallet has gained support for “Traveler QR”. This will let you pay with QR codes when you’re traveling. That’s a huge help in some countries which don’t have a lot of contactless payment infrastructure.
After using a Debian-based distribution, you may find yourself longing for something different. I know exactly what you should try next.
The latest iOS update has swapped the Apple Music icon out for a new white one, but you can revert back to the red icon with these tips.
Many open-source projects are banning AI contributions, but Darling, which aims to run macOS apps on Linux, has fully embraced them to speed up development.
Enterprises are beginning to build AI agents into the way they operate. Connected to databases, customer records, development environments and financial systems, these agents can execute workflows across business applications with limited human intervention.
Adobe’s Creative Agent in Firefly can now show creators its plan before it starts. It can also pick the AI model for each job. Creators can edit and approve that plan, or let the agent run on its own. They can also choose the model themselves.
London-based Ancep has raised $8.5M to build AI agents for commercial insurance brokers, targeting the smaller deals that brokers often turn away because they take too much time to handle relative to the commission they bring in.
Hedra, a San Francisco start-up best known for AI video, has launched a service that builds custom AI models for real-world uses. Called Hedra Model Factory, it is aimed at robotics, manufacturing, biology, and defence teams, the company said on Tuesday.
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