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Fireblocks Integrates Google Cloud’s Confidential Space to Improve Private Key Management for Clients
- Digital assets platform Fireblocks has integrated Google Cloud’s Confidential Space to enhance the security of customer assets.
- By leveraging Google Cloud’s Confidential Space, Fireblocks ensures private keys are never fully accessible to any single party, minimizing theft or misuse.
- Fireblocks has integrated Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology, splitting private keys between Fireblocks' infrastructure and client systems to enhance security.
- This integration will benefit large enterprises and institutions that require enhanced privacy and security for managing digital asset operations.
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Google is going back to “10 blue links” for these searches, and I don’t hate it
- Google is testing a simpler search results page with “ten blue links” in some parts of Europe, specifically for hotel queries.
- The test aims to understand user experience and traffic impact, in response to demands from some sites.
- The new format means less richness in results and more direct links, often leading to travel aggregators.
- This change is a temporary test ran in Germany, Belgium, and Estonia.
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Why the US wants to force Google to sell Chrome
- The US Department of Justice has suggested that Google should sell its Chrome browser as part of a wide-ranging remedy to end monopolies in the search service sector. However, the sale of Chrome would pose a seismic challenge to the profitable advertising business of Google, hence being a worst-case scenario for the tech giant.
- Moreover, selling Android, the most popular smartphone operating system, that is a means of data used to sell ads, could pose an enormous hit to Google’s business. Further, if Google agrees to keep its search engine as the default in the Safari browser, the company may be compelled to end its at-least-$20bn deal with Apple.
- Defaults are powerful and without Chrome, Google would likely lose the extremely valuable youth market that uses the company's Chromebooks which run on Chrome OS. It is a low-cost item for schools that distribute laptops to students, and children introduced to one company’s products become accustomed to using them.
- The chief legal officer of Google, Kent Walker, criticised the justice department’s proposals as “staggering”, “extreme”, and “unprecedented government overreach” and argued that it would hurt US leadership in the tech industry.
- Elon Musk and failed presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, have been formally appointed as the heads of a new nongovernmental government agency - Doge - that advises Trump on pare down bureaucracy, promising a cutback in federal regulations and layoffs of federal employees. However, such an action would ax healthcare for all US military veterans whose authorization for the Veterans’ Health Care Eligibility Act expired in 1998.
- In terms of privacy protection, encrypted messaging apps like Signal, Apple iMessage, and WhatsApp can be used and people can minimize how much data other apps and services are collecting about them.
- Further, reviewing and turning off the location settings on iPhones and Android smartphones can protect users from law enforcement that actively asks tech companies for location information or buying it.
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Gemini could soon get a huge upgrade for analyzing code (APK teardown)
- Google's Gemini AI is getting an upgrade to analyze entire code folders.
- The feature is rolling out on the web and has been spotted within the Android app.
- Gemini will be able to analyze a codebase containing multiple files.
- Google app v15.47.28 beta includes a string suggesting this upcoming upgrade.
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Google's iOS app is injecting Search links on websites
- Google's iOS app is injecting Search links on websites through a feature called Page Annotations.
- Page Annotations show clickable text ads on third-party websites, extracting information from Google Knowledge Graph and displaying it inline.
- The new ad experience is opt-out, requiring publishers to submit a form to opt out of the feature.
- This move raises concerns about user experience and raises ethical questions regarding ads on third-party websites.
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Closing Arguments Delivered In Google Ad Tech Monopoly Case
- Google and the US Department of Justice delivered closing arguments in an antitrust case targeting Google's advertising technology.
- The Justice Department seeks to force Google to sell parts of its ad tech business, claiming it constitutes a monopoly in open-web display advertising.
- Google argues that open-web display advertising is an artificial category and that it controls only around 10% of the market.
- The Justice Department refutes Google's argument and cites internal comments suggesting Google's aim to dominate display advertising.
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One Room, Big Dreams: Sundar Pichai CEO of Google
- Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, was born in a small village in India.
- Coming from a middle-class family, he faced financial challenges.
- His academic brilliance earned him scholarships to good colleges.
- A turning point came when he received a full scholarship to Stanford University.
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Don’t bring it to Android: Google’s iOS app forcefully adds in-text ads on websites
- Google has introduced a Page Annotation feature for the iOS version of the Google app.
- This feature injects links to Google's Knowledge Graph results on third-party websites.
- The feature is currently limited to the iOS app and its availability for Android is unclear.
- Users can close the pop-up window and return to the website by tapping the back arrow, 'X,' or swiping down.
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Money with Google Free time work
- With Google, you can earn around $10 to $200 daily, even with part-time work.
- No special skills or deep internet knowledge required.
- Search for a business on Google, open their website, and copy their contact information.
- Paste the contact information into a text document.
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Google Developer Program gains new features, but you’ll have to pay for them
- Google has introduced a premium membership tier for its Google Developer Program, which was initially free.
- The premium membership is priced at $299 per year and offers benefits including one-on-one consultations with Google Cloud experts, access to e-learning programs, $500 in annual Google Cloud credits, and certification vouchers.
- This offering is unique as neither Amazon Web Services (AWS) nor Azure have a similar individual developer plan.
- The premium membership is restricted to business or professional use in some countries in the European Economic Region.
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Google Launches Health AI Developer Foundations (HAI-DEF) to Accelerate Healthcare AI Development
- Google has introduced Health AI Developer Foundations (HAI-DEF), a public resource designed to empower developers in building and implementing AI models for healthcare more efficiently.
- The initiative aims to democratize AI development in the healthcare sector, fostering innovation and improving patient care.
- HAI-DEF provides developers with open-weight models, instructional Colab notebooks, and comprehensive documentation to support every stage of AI development, from research to commercialization.
- The initial release of HAI-DEF includes three specialized embedding models for medical imaging: CXR Foundation, Derm Foundation, and Path Foundation.
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Securing AI: Advancing the national security mission
- Artificial intelligence (AI) is considered a national security priority.
- A study commissioned by Google found that internal cybersecurity protection is the top AI use case for federal agencies.
- Agencies with high AI maturity are implementing security posture management tools and practices to assess risk, monitor threats, and respond to incidents.
- Google Public Sector offers secure AI solutions and AI-powered security tools to support government agencies.
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Australia Connect initiative delivers new digital pathways for the Indo-Pacific
- The Australia Connect initiative aims to enhance digital connectivity in Australia and the Indo-Pacific region.
- The Bosun subsea cable will connect Darwin, Australia to Christmas Island, creating new digital pathways.
- An interlink cable will connect Melbourne, Perth, and Christmas Island, creating a new interconnection point for services from the U.S. to Asia.
- The initiative involves collaboration with partners like Vocus and aims to strengthen the resilience and reliability of digital connectivity.
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The best Samsung phone in 2024: How to pick the right Galaxy model
- Samsung's current phone lineup contains a wide range of features and price tags. The best Samsung phone has the performance, camera quality, and features you want at a price within your budget. In our testing, the best Samsung phone for most people is the Galaxy S24, which starts at $800. For more conservative spending habits, Samsung's Galaxy A35 5G is the budget Samsung phone of choice. The Galaxy S24 is recommended as the top Samsung phone, as it offers most of the brand's premium features at the best value.
- The $800 Galaxy S24 contains the vast majority of Samsung's premium features, including the latest AI software features, and offers the biggest bang for your buck. Our top picks for the best Samsung phones include best overall, budget, camera, battery life, small phone, and foldable phones.
- The Galaxy A35 5G stands out for its large 6.6-inch display that runs at 120Hz, snappy performance, and impressive battery life. The best budget Samsung phone has performance-to-price ratio.
- The Galaxy S24 Ultra has the best and most versatile camera system among Samsung's latest phone lineup with its four camera lenses, featuring up to 5x optical zoom. But it suffers from an issue of overexposing photos and videos.
- When it comes to battery life, the Galaxy S24 Plus has the longest battery life, with the S24 Ultra being runner-up and the S24 in third place. The $1,300 Galaxy S24 Ultra has the best battery life despite having only a 100mAh larger battery than the $1,000 Galaxy S24 Plus.
- The best Samsung small phone is the Galaxy S24, with a 6.2-inch display, lightweight for its large screen size, and a compact size thanks to narrow borders around the display. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is recommended as the best Samsung foldable phone and features a tablet-hybrid design with a 7.6-inch display when unfolded.
- In February 2023, the Galaxy S23 Plus was the best Samsung phone pick due to its outstanding battery life and excellent camera quality. Samsung's latest phone, as of September 2024, is the Galaxy S24 FE, offering many of the flagship series features at a more affordable $650 starting price.
- To test Samsung phones, they put every phone through an intensive test for several days to get a complete picture of performance, battery life, features, and overall value. They also benchmark the testing of AI performance by using the Geekbench AI app and run various camera tests to get an idea of year-over-year performance improvements.
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Wear OS 5.1 is based on Android 15, but it’s missing a notable feature
- Google has officially confirmed Wear OS 5.1, based on Android 15.
- Wear OS 5.1 adopts certain characteristics of Android 15 while blocking others.
- Developers can try out this new version in the Android emulator.
- No word yet on if Wear OS 5.1 will be available for the Pixel Watch family.
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