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Meta has recently updated the privacy policy for its Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, granting the tech giant expanded authority over the data it can collect, store, and utilize for training its AI models. This shift understandably raises concerns about user privacy as the line between convenience and data collection continues

Electronic Arts (EA) has recently undergone significant restructuring, resulting in hundreds of job losses and the cancellation of ongoing projects. Reports indicate that between 300 and 400 positions were eliminated across various studios, including approximately 100 at Respawn Entertainment, the developer behind popular titles like Titanfall and Apex Legends. A

News about Android is facing a shift in presentation at Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O, next month. The company announced a dedicated virtual event, “The Android Show: I/O Edition,” airing on May 13th, to share updates to the Android ecosystem—a move that’s raising eyebrows

A potential issue plaguing Pixel displays – eye strain caused by Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM) dimming – might finally be addressed, with Google hinting at improvements coming in future Pixel phones, likely beginning with the upcoming Pixel 10 series. For most of us, PWM dimming just *happens* in the background, a technical detail

Google’s AI-powered note-taking and research assistant, NotebookLM, is significantly expanding the reach of its innovative Audio Overviews feature. Initially launched last year, Audio Overviews allow users to transform documents into engaging, podcast-style conversations hosted by AI voices. Now, this feature is available in over 50 new languages, aiming to

As I write this, I have my Apple AirPods Pro nestled comfortably in my ears. They feature four sizes of silicone tips that form a nice seal, and they're my preferred earbuds, but — admittedly — they take some getting used to. If silicone tips aren't your thing