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After 2 weeks reviewing the new iPad Mini (2024), I just want a Pixel Tablet Mini

The writer, Rita El Khoury, expresses a preference for Android tablets over iPads.
Despite acknowledging the appeal of the latest iPad Mini (2024), the writer still prefers Android.
The writer appreciates Android's progression on larger screens and feels comfortable with the platform.
While iPads offer more high-quality apps and polish, the writer values the familiarity and personal preference of Android.

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AI, Google Docs, and the messiness of innovation, with Microsoft Deputy CTO Sam Schillace

Sam Schillace, a Microsoft Deputy CTO and author of the book No Prize for Pessimism, discusses the importance of optimism in innovation.
He draws parallels between the early internet era and the current AI revolution and emphasizes the value of tackling difficult problems.
Schillace shares his experiences as one of the creators of Google Docs and talks about the need to embrace messiness for encouraging innovation.
He highlights the significance of adopting an 'AI-native' mindset in the age of generative AI for problem-solving and application development.

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Weekly Business Updates: Everything from CCI probe on Google to Volkswagen tax evasion allegations

Škoda car Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd (SAVIP) is being investigated for tax evasion of $1.4 billion in India.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is investigating Google for discriminatory practices in gaming ads.
Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, highlights AI and innovation during his visit to India.
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal sacrifices his annual remuneration to boost shareholder value.
Alphabet's investment in Flipkart signals growing interest in India's e-commerce market.
BYJU's faces new investigation regarding financial controversies.

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I thought I wanted a new Pixel camera app, but I really just needed a new photo editor

When comparing the iPhone 16 Pro's Photographic Styles to the Pixel 9 Pro's straightforward image processing, the author realizes they prefer more adjustability.
The author considers whether they need a new camera app or a new photo editor.
They ultimately decide that what they really need is a new photo editor.
The author weighs options like Lightroom and VSCO as potential replacements for their current photo editor.

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Google keeps teasing this Pixel Watch face you still can’t get

Google is developing an updated version of the Pixel Watch's Concentric watch face.
The revised watch face would allow up to four customizable complications within its rings.
This is the second time the new look has been teased, but it is still not publicly available.
Speculations continue regarding the release of the Pixel Watch.

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Canada’s Competition Bureau Sues Google for Anti-Competitive Advertising Services

Canada’s Competition Bureau has sued Google for alleged anti-competitive conduct in the online advertising market.
The bureau claims that Google abuses its dominant position by locking market participants into using its ad tech tools.
Specifically, Google is accused of unlawfully tying its AdTech tools together to distort the dynamics of digital ad auctions.
The Competition Bureau seeks an order for Google to sell two of its AdTech tools and pay a penalty, among other actions.

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UK regulatory body calls for investigation into Apple and Google’s ‘effective duopoly’ of mobile market

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has called for an investigation into Apple and Google's 'effective duopoly' in the mobile market.
The preliminary findings of the CMA's investigation reveal that both companies have an effective duopoly on mobile ecosystems, including operating systems, app stores, and web browsers.
The CMA accuses Apple and Google of manipulating choices to make their browsers the better option and reducing competition through a revenue sharing agreement.
The regulatory body is seeking to determine if Apple and Google are breaking new Digital Markets Act competition rules, with a final decision expected in March 2025.

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Your Google Photos app is about to look different. Here’s what’s changing

Google is removing the 'Memories' tab from its Google Photos app.
The 'Memories' tab is being replaced by 'Moments', which will be found inside the app's Collections tab.
The bottom bar in Google Photos will now consist of only three tabs: Photos, Collections, and Search.
The features and functionality of Memories and Moments remain the same.

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Google Photos Memories are getting a new home, plus a new name

Google Photos is moving Memories into your Collections.
Memories are also being rebranded as “Moments.”
The change is rolling out now on iOS, but should be hitting Android soon.
Last month, Google Photos started to transition Memories into Collections and rename them as Timeline.

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Canada Challenges Google’s Advertising Practices in Antitrust Lawsuit Antitrust Allegations Against Google

The Canadian Competition Bureau has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, accusing the company of hindering fair competition in the digital advertising industry.
The allegations include manipulating ad auctions, suppressing market rivals, and exploiting user data to reinforce market control.
Google has denied the allegations, stating that its business practices are ethical and that the advertising market is highly competitive.
The outcome of the lawsuit could impact the digital advertising sector, potentially enhancing competition, reducing costs for advertisers, and promoting transparency.

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Pixel 9 Pro XL Gets $250 Off Discount at Amazon, Best Buy

Amazon and Best Buy are offering a discount of $250 on the Pixel 9 Pro XL.
This brings the price down to $849, offering a significant discount on the base model.
Other storage variants are also available at similar discounted prices.
Best Buy provides an additional $100 discount for connecting the phone to a carrier.

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Pixel 9 is $500 Off at Mint Mobile With a Year of Service (at 50% Off Too)

Mint Mobile offers a deal on the Pixel 9 (128GB) with a $500 off discount if you purchase a year of service.
The deal includes a 50% discount on Mint Mobile's best plans, including one that offers unlimited service.
With this deal, customers can get a Pixel 9 with a year of unlimited Mint Mobile service for $479.
Mint Mobile, owned by T-Mobile, uses the T-Mobile network, providing a solid experience for users.

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CCI Orders Probe into Google Over Alleged Discrimination Against Winzo Games

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has ordered an investigation into Google following allegations of discrimination made by gaming platform Winzo Games.
Winzo Games claims that Google selectively enforces its advertising policies, allowing ads from certain gaming platforms while blocking those from Winzo, giving undue advantage to certain players.
The CCI has observed that Google's practices appear to breach several provisions of the Competition Act, including imposing unfair conditions, restricting market access, and denying market visibility to certain businesses.
The investigation reflects increasing scrutiny of major tech platforms in India and could have implications for Google's advertising policies and its interaction with smaller players in the gaming sector.

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Canada Sues Google For Alleged Anti-Competitive Conduct In Advertising

Canada’s Competition Bureau has filed a lawsuit against Google for alleged anti-competitive conduct in online advertising.
The investigation found that Google abused its dominant position by tying its ad tech tools together, giving preferential access to ad inventory, and dictating terms to its own publisher customers.
The lawsuit seeks an order for Google to sell two of its ad tech tools, pay a penalty, and prohibits the company from engaging in anticompetitive practices.
Google is also facing legal trouble in the United States, United Kingdom, and European Union over its ad tech business.

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All eyes on Amazon Web Services ahead of an AI-heavy re:Invent

Amazon Web Services' re:Invent conference, the biggest cloud computing conference of the year, starts on Monday in Las Vegas.
AWS' Annapurna Labs chip operation is the focus of a deep dive in our AI and cloud special report.
The prospects for AI's hottest new thing, agents, and the considerable challenges to their roll-out are also explored in the special report.
John Furrier, theCUBE Research analyst, interviewed top AWS executives ahead of re:Invent, including Colleen Aubrey, Swami Sivasubramanian, Deepak Singh, and Dilip Kumar.
Big money continued to roll into cybersecurity as Halcyon raised $100 million and N-able acquired Adlumin for $266 million.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise, UiPath, Salesforce, and Zscaler are among the companies with earnings reports coming next week.
The article also includes a roundup of new AI models and services as well as policy and cybersecurity news.
AWS’ re:Invent conference, taking place Dec. 2-6 in Las Vegas, is the focus of our special report on the intersection of cloud and AI.
We go inside AWS’ Annapurna Labs chip operation and analyze the prospects for AI’s hottest new thing: agents, as well as the considerable challenges to their roll-out.
John Furrier, theCUBE Research analyst, interviewed top AWS executives ahead of re:Invent.

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