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The Verge
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Google Meet’s AI transcripts will automatically create action items for you
- Google Meet's note-taking feature powered by Gemini will now generate a checklist of suggested next steps at the end of meetings.
- It can assign due dates and attach a primary stakeholder to the tasks.
- Gemini's voice-to-text transcription accurately separates speakers and produces a coherent summary in a Google Doc shared with participants.
- The new action items feature will be rolled out slowly to ensure performance and quality.
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Androidauthority
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Google’s Pixel 10 lineup is looking confirmed in fresh regulatory listings
- Four new models of Google Pixel 10 lineup have been spotted in the GSMA database, confirming their existence.
- The models include Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
- The registration further suggests that the Pixel 10 series is expected to launch in August 2025.
- This indicates Google's shift to an earlier release window for its Pixel phones.
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Digitaltrends
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Google makes it harder to accidentally call 911 with your Pixel Watch
- Google has updated the Emergency SOS feature on the Pixel Watch to prevent accidental 911 calls.
- Instead of immediately dialing 911, the watch will prompt users to hold the screen for three seconds before making the call.
- While this additional step makes it slightly less safe, it helps minimize accidental calls.
- All Pixel Watch users will receive a notification to update to the latest version of Wear OS for the Emergency SOS update.
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Cloud CISO Perspectives: New AI, cybercrime reports underscore need for security best practices
- Stephanie Kiel discusses security conversations at the Munich Security Conference regarding new reports on AI and cybercrime.
- The reports highlight the importance of prioritizing security fundamentals and collaboration for effective risk management.
- Adversarial actors are leveraging new technologies like AI, emphasizing the need for strong network defense and security practices.
- Innovation can aid defense efforts, but traditional best practices and resilience must also be upheld against cyber threats.
- Collaboration across sectors is crucial in combating cybercrime, as highlighted in Google's new cybercrime report.
- Google emphasizes the role of AI in cybersecurity and national security, offering recommendations for policymakers and threat research.
- Additionally, Google Cloud provides resources to enhance cybersecurity skills, manage vulnerabilities, and strengthen web frameworks.
- The importance of securing cloud deployments and adopting responsible AI practices is emphasized in Google's initiatives.
- Threat intelligence updates cover topics such as cybercrime, generative AI misuse, and strategic insights for financial institutions.
- Podcasts featuring Google Cloud Security and Mandiant experts discuss cloud security, AI in cybersecurity, and reverse engineering.
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Pixel 9a leak paints complete picture of what to expect from Google’s budget flagship
- A new leak corroborates many of the details about the Pixel 9a.
- The Pixel 9a is expected to have a 6.3-inch screen, Tensor G4, and a 5,100mAh battery.
- It should be available in “Obsidian,” “Porcelain,” “Peony,” and “Iris.”
- According to the leak, the Pixel 9a will have a 6.3-inch OLED display with HDR10+ support and a 120Hz refresh rate.
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Eweek
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The New York Times Now Uses AI in the Newsroom
- The New York Times has approved the use of AI in its newsroom, allowing journalists and editorial staff to utilize AI tools for various tasks.
- AI can be used for activities such as writing headlines, drafting interview questions, suggesting edits, generating article summaries, brainstorming ideas, analyzing documents and photos, and developing news quizzes.
- However, AI cannot be used to draft or significantly revise articles, bypass paywalls, or generate images or videos for publication without labeling.
- The Times aims to enhance accessibility and internal workflows with AI features like digitally voiced articles, translations, and an in-house AI model called Echo.
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The Verge
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Huawei’s trifold phone launches outside of China
- Huawei's trifold Mate XT phone, the world's first and only phone that folds at two separate points, is launching outside of China.
- The phone costs €3,499 and does not support Google apps.
- It features a dual-hinge folding display with three screen configurations.
- The Mate XT is impressively thin, equipped with a 5,600mAh battery and a high-quality camera, but lacks Google app support.
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Kaspersky
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Gravy Analytics leak: How to protect your location data | Kaspersky official blog
- Smartphones and devices collect and transmit vast amounts of data, including location information, to numerous third-party companies daily, creating privacy risks.
- The Gravy Analytics data leak highlights the dangers of data brokers mishandling sensitive information.
- Data brokers collect user information from various sources and sell it, with location data being a significant and sought-after category.
- Gravy Analytics, a major player in location tracking, suffered a data breach exposing extensive location data of users globally.
- The leaked database contained advertising IDs, enabling tracking and potential deanonymization of users' movements over time.
- The breach revealed serious risks associated with location data brokers, emphasizing the need for improved data protection measures.
- To safeguard location data, users can limit app access to location services, configure privacy settings, and uninstall unused apps.
- Additional tips include preventing apps from background location tracking, opting out of app tracking, and resetting advertising IDs regularly.
- Installing a comprehensive security solution is recommended to block ad-tracking across all devices for enhanced protection.
- Minimizing data shared with data brokers and implementing privacy measures are crucial steps in safeguarding location information.
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Krebsonsecurity
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How Phished Data Turns into Apple & Google Wallets
- Carding has traditionally been associated with Russian hackers, but innovation from cybercrime groups in China is reviving the carding industry by turning phished card data into mobile wallets.
- Criminals in China are using sophisticated phishing kits to send messages via Apple iMessage and Google RCS, tricking victims into linking their card data to a new mobile wallet controlled by scammers.
- These cybercriminals are selling multiple stolen digital wallets on a single mobile device and then selling these phones in bulk, with waiting periods before fraud decreasing to just seven to ten days.
- Some criminal groups cash out stolen mobile wallets by setting up fake e-commerce businesses and running transactions through them.
- A Chinese phishing group sells an Android app named 'ZNFC' that can relay a valid NFC transaction worldwide for tap-to-pay transactions.
- The rise of 'ghost tap' mobile software allows criminals to make unauthorized transactions at ATMs using mobile wallets.
- Chinese phishing kits incorporate advanced phishing techniques to maximize data extraction from victims and ensure stolen data remains secure, with real human operators behind smishing websites.
- Phishers convert stolen card details into a digital image of a real payment card to enroll stolen cards into Apple Pay, exploiting vulnerabilities in the system.
- These phishing operations are estimated to have caused losses of about $15 billion in fraudulent charges over a year, highlighting the profitability of mobile phishing kits.
- The reliance on one-time codes for mobile wallet onboarding has facilitated this carding resurgence, prompting banks to implement more secure authentication methods to combat the threat.
- Improvements in contactless payment terminals and increased vigilance from tech companies like Apple and Google are suggested as ways to mitigate the ghost tap threat and secure mobile wallet provisioning.
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Guardian
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Elon Musk’s startup rolls out new Grok-3 chatbot as AI competition intensifies
- Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI has launched Grok-3, its latest chatbot integrated with X.
- Grok-3 aims to compete with Chinese firm DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Google in the AI arms race.
- The chatbot is being rolled out to Premium+ subscribers of X and a new subscription tier, SuperGrok, is introduced.
- Grok-3 offers advanced features like generating texts and images with fewer restrictions, and it outperforms its predecessor, Grok-2.
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The Verge
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Nothing’s new video pits the Phone 3A’s camera against the iPhone 16 Pro Max
- Nothing is comparing its budget Phone 3A's camera against the iPhone 16 Pro Max in a new YouTube video.
- The Phone 3A's periscope camera offers a 3X optical zoom and up to a 60x 'ultra zoom' for macro photography.
- The comparison includes outdoor pictures of graffiti, food, and buildings.
- Nothing will unveil the Phone 3A on March 4th at 10AM GMT / 5AM ET.
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Androidauthority
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Your Pixel Watch is changing how emergency calls work, and here’s what to know
- Your Pixel Watch can summon emergency services by tapping the crown five times.
- In order to avoid accidental calls, Google is adding a new confirmation step.
- While this is the new default, you can manually switch to the old automatic-call behavior.
- Google Pixel Watch models have offered the ability to quickly connect with emergency services by rapidly tapping the crown on the watch five times.
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The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 2/17/25
- The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report highlights funding rounds for various startups, including Apptronik, Harvey, QuEra Computing, and others.
- Apptronik, a robotics startup from Austin, raised $350.0M and is backed by B Capital, Capital Factory, Google, and Trajectory Ventures.
- Harvey, a legal tech company in San Francisco, secured $300.0M in funding and is supported by Coatue, Conviction Partners, and others.
- QuEra Computing, a quantum computing startup in Boston, raised $230.0M and is backed by Alphabet, Google, and others.
- Chestnut Carbon, a cleantech company in New York, raised $160.0M and is backed by various investors including DBL Partners and Kimmeridge.
- K2 Space, a space tech company in Torrance, raised $110.0M and is supported by investors like First Round Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
- EnCharge AI, an AI hardware startup in Santa Clara, raised $100.0M with backing from multiple investors including Samsung Ventures and Tiger Global Management.
- Stellaromics, a biotech company in Natick, raised $80.0M and is backed by Catalyst4 and Stanford University.
- Sardine, a fintech company from Miami, secured $70.0M in funding with support from investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures.
- Various other startups across different sectors like healthtech, consumer beverages, AI development, electric vehicles, cybersecurity, and more also received notable funding rounds.
- Overall, the funding activity in the startup ecosystem showcases a diverse range of industries and innovations securing significant investments.
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TechJuice
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Google Implements New Tracking Changes Amid Privacy Concerns
- Google implements a controversial change that extends digital fingerprinting across multiple devices.
- Google's recent changes reintroduced digital fingerprinting as a tracked behavior.
- Privacy advocates criticize Google's new tracking rules as a major violation of user privacy.
- Regulatory bodies express concerns regarding the use of fingerprinting for advertising purposes.
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Androidauthority
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Android 16’s enhanced Advanced Protection will let apps know when you’re serious about security
- Android 16's latest beta version has introduced an API to let apps check if the user has enrolled in Advanced Protection.
- Advanced Protection is an enhanced security mode that boosts account security and restricts sideloading.
- The new API allows apps to add their own security restrictions, making Advanced Protection more secure.
- Android 16's Advanced Protection mode intensifies security by disabling 2G connectivity and enabling MTE for supported apps.
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