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Google will let anyone over 18 with a Google account publish privately listed Android apps built in its AI Studio, with no paid developer account. Apple spent this year tightening its own store against the same kind of software.
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An archival compromise, sudo habits and AI fueled attacks reveal trust as the battleground for Linux security.
With Chrome 155, Googlebooks now better support web apps by allowing for expanded installation and system integration. more…
Artcraft clones Adobe’s apps for free, and Claude can run them for you.
Google Calendar’s lesser-known features can dramatically improve time management
Google has much to gain by collecting data from you through your activity on Chrome, but you can make it harder.
The AI-made apps highlight people’s frustration with AI-bloated programs and increasingly expensive subscriptions.
An OpenAI engineer has been arrested over a listening device found behind a television in an executive conference room, and is charged with endeavouring to intercept oral communications. OpenAI says no model weights, source code or customer data were taken.
Amsterdam, early October. Customer Contact Week Europe 2026 brought together around 700 attendees and 50 exhibitors over three days to talk about the future of customer contact.
Cloud security spent a decade learning to see everything. Half of what it found is still open. Tamnoon’s CEO says the next decade belongs to machines that know when not to act, and as of today she is publishing what hers refused. Marina Segal helped build the machines that see everything.
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta committed as much as $200B to AI infrastructure before anyone could tell him it would work, with his chief AI officer saying it was not clear at all. Meta’s free cash flow fell 91% in the second quarter.
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