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How Google replaced search by image with Google Lens.
- Google has entirely deprecated search by image and replaced it with Google Lens.
- In March 2022, the default behavior for right-click image search in Chrome was changed to 'Search with Google Lens'.
- Google recently made the search by image option always redirect to Google Lens output.
- SerpApi offers alternative solutions including Google Lens API and Yandex Reverse Image Search API.
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Here’s how the Play Store’s new “Ask Play” feature answers your app-related queries
- Google is adding an AI-powered feature to the Play Store that can answer your app-related queries.
- The feature adds a new section to app listings with a text field for custom queries and several sample queries.
- It’s currently available for a few users and only appears on select app listings.
- The feature, titled "Ask Play about this app", allows users to ask questions about an app and get AI-generated answers.
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First 48 hours with GrapheneOS on the Pixel 9 Pro
- The author transitioned to using GrapheneOS on a Pixel 9 Pro to reduce reliance on Google services, particularly moving away from their email account.
- The installation process of the deGoogled ROM was smooth, making it user-friendly compared to previous experiences with custom ROMs.
- Upon completion, the author encountered bare-bones Android with minimal apps and lacked onboarding guidance for non-technical users.
- Despite challenges with Google Play services, the author managed to install sandboxed apps, including the Google Play service through Graphene’s App Store app.
- Issues with Pixel Watch connectivity arose, impacting functions like Do Not Disturb setting sync, Fitbit notifications, and delayed ring notifications for calls.
- Certain remedies were found, such as using Google’s phone app for improved call notifications and considering the installation of Google’s messages app for RCS support.
- Despite initial setbacks, some functionalities on the watch, like the calendar, Keep notes app, and even Google Pay worked surprisingly well in a restricted Google environment.
- The author contemplated reverting to the stock OS due to challenges but was reminded to gradually transition away from Google services and maintain privacy and device agency.
- Concerns over Google’s data collection practices and privacy intrusions, alongside security enhancements on GrapheneOS, influenced the decision to continue using the deGoogled ROM.
- Exploration of geolocation access and establishing work-related apps on the new OS are next on the author’s agenda, focusing on maintaining control and privacy over the device.
- The choice to use GrapheneOS despite integrating Google services stems from the desire for device agency, increased privacy, and security hardening features not provided by Google's stock OS.
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Google Co-Founder Pushes AI Team to Work 60-Hour Weeks
- Google co-founder Sergey Brin urges AI teams to 'turbocharge' their work.
- Brin states the need for AI teams to work 60-hour weeks and move faster.
- He emphasizes the competition in the race to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI).
- Brin calls for more trust in users and a focus on solving real user problems.
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NVIDIA's GTC AI Conference: March 17-21 | VBM
- NVIDIA is expected to introduce the next-generation B300 AI GPU, which will provide 1.5 times the performance of its predecessor.
- The focus of the conference will be on AI agents, generative AI, and the future of robotics.
- Over 1,000 sessions will cover topics such as generative AI, language models, computer vision, and quantum computing.
- Key panels will discuss humanoid robotics, AI in industrial digitalization, and the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
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The Guardian view on a tax war: the world must unite against American obstruction | Editorial
- Donald Trump’s Oval Office tirade on Friday laid bare his instinct to harangue and bully those – even supposed allies such as Ukraine, fighting for its survival – who dare to disagree.
- The discussion at the UN revolves around a new tax convention that may allow states to tax economic activity where it actually occurs, rather than allowing multinationals to shift profits to tax havens.
- Before Mr Trump’s election, about half of global tax losses were facilitated by the eight nations opposed to a UN tax convention. However, opposition to the convention takes two forms: constructive and destructive.
- A united front at the UN is needed to forge a global tax system not dictated by Washington’s whims. The world doesn’t need US approval to fix global taxation. It needs the will to move forward together.
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HONOR To Provide 7 Years of Android OS and Security Updates for HONOR Magic Series
- HONOR has announced seven years of Android OS and security updates for its flagship Magic series.
- This initiative, part of the new HONOR ALPHA PLAN, positions HONOR as one of only three brands in the industry to offer such extended support.
- The support extension will begin with the HONOR Magic7 Pro and expand to other flagship models.
- The initiative aims to enhance device longevity, align with sustainability goals, and challenge industry peers to adopt similar practices.
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Xiaomi brings its 15 and 15 Ultra flagships to Europe — but the US misses out
- Xiaomi has launched its 15 and 15 Ultra flagship phones in the UK and Europe.
- The base Xiaomi 15 starts at £899 / €999 ($1,100) and the Ultra starts at £1,299 / €1,499 ($1,600).
- Both phones are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite, have big batteries, fast charging, and IP68 ratings.
- The Ultra features superior cameras with different sensors on every lens and a fourth periscope lens.
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Claude Sonnet 3.7 Arrives on Vertex AI Through Google, Anthropic Alliance Partnership | VBM
- Google and Anthropic have partnered to bring Claude Sonnet 3.7 to Vertex AI, providing developers and businesses with a versatile tool for coding, content generation, data analysis, and planning.
- Vertex AI offers enterprise-grade reliability, advanced development tools, and supports up to 128K output tokens for rich code generation and planning.
- Anthropic's Claude Code enables developers to delegate coding tasks to Claude directly from the terminal, streamlining the software development process.
- Google is expected to announce updates to its AI services at Google Cloud Next 2025 and Google I/O 2025, with the launch of the mid-range Pixel 9a also anticipated.
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That humanities degree might come in handy if you want a job in AI, the editorial director at Google's NotebookLM told BI
- Humanities skills are gaining value in the field of AI as we've entered an era of the "revenge of the humanities."
- The role of an "AI wrangler" is emerging, requiring deep knowledge of AI models and their capabilities, not necessarily coding expertise.
- Philosophical and psychological skills are becoming increasingly important in the age of AI, particularly for building AI models with desirable tone and conversational mode.
- While technical skills are still valuable and necessary, there is a growing need for humanities skills in AI to shape how models interact.
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Google Chrome is learning to use more of your phone’s screen
- Google is updating Chrome for Android to utilize more of your phone’s screen.
- With Chrome 135, the browser will start displaying content behind the navigation bar.
- Google is currently testing this change with a few users before a wider rollout.
- The update extends Chrome's UI to the bottom edge of the screen, displaying content behind the navigation bar.
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Google Play Store is making it easy to install apps with long listings (Update: Rolling out)
- Google Play Store could soon feature a fixed header on app listings.
- The header will include key app details and the Install button.
- This change aims to make it easier to install apps from any position on the app listing.
- Reports suggest that the floating install button is appearing on the Play Store for some users.
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Under the Hood of Kubernetes: Why Go Powers It All
- Kubernetes was built with Go due to performance, simplicity, and Go's strengths in distributed systems.
- Go's lightweight goroutines enable Kubernetes to handle high-concurrency workloads, making it faster and more scalable.
- Go's simplicity and easy readability contribute to easier maintenance and a thriving open-source community for Kubernetes.
- Go's standard library provides powerful networking capabilities, reducing the need for external dependencies and enabling cleaner and faster Kubernetes deployments.
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Google Taara could deliver internet at the speed of light
- Google Taara chip aims to provide internet at speeds of up to 20Gbps per second.
- It is a silicon photonic chip that uses beams of light to transmit data.
- The previous version used mirrors and hardware, but the new version uses advanced software to steer the beam.
- The chip can transmit data at fast speeds for up to 20km and is expected to be available in 2026.
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ArcheAge Chronicles luminary Jake Song leaves XLGames, the company he founded, to ‘recharge’
- Jake Song, founder of XLGames, has decided to leave the company after 22 years in order to 'recharge.'
- Song stepped down as CEO of XLGames in 2023 but remained a director as he focused on developing ArcheAge Chronicles.
- The reasons behind his departure remain unknown, raising questions about the future of the delayed 'online action RPG.'
- General producer Ham Yong-jin will continue working on the game, which is set for an early 2026 release and a closed beta test later this year.
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