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WhatsApp security flaws could expose devices to attacks, warns Cert-In

Cert-In has warned WhatsApp users about multiple security flaws that could allow attackers to execute malicious code and gain unauthorised access on affected devices

Anthropic hikes Claude usage limits for paid users post SpaceX compute deal

Anthropic has increased Claude usage limits for paid users after securing access to SpaceX's Colossus 1 data centre with over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs

Samsung One UI 8.5 bringing new AI features to older Galaxy models: Details

Samsung has started rolling out One UI 8.5 to select Galaxy devices, adding AI-powered tools, smarter sharing features, improved Bixby, and enhanced security protections

Google's on-device AI efforts irk consumers over shrinking storage space

Google's growing push toward on-device AI is reportedly consuming gigabytes of storage on Android phones and PCs, raising concerns over transparency and user control

Passkeys see uptake, but slow adoption keeps passwords in use for now

Infrastructure for passkeys is largely in place with 96 per cent device readiness, yet adoption is still scaling, with 26 per cent of logins and 36 per cent of accounts currently using passkeys

Google tests autonomous AI agent as industry shifts beyond chatbots: Report

Google is reportedly testing a new AI agent called Remy internally as the technology industry eyes a shifts from chatbot-style AI tools to autonomous digital assistants

With iOS 27, Apple may open Siri and AI features to third-party models

Apple is reportedly planning to open Apple Intelligence to third-party AI services like Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude with a new 'Extensions' system in iOS 27

Grand Theft Auto 6 arrives on November 19, but not for everyone: Details

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said GTA 6 will launch first on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles, with the PC version expected to arrive later, reported Bloomberg

Over 35k users, 13k organisations hit in global phishing attack: Microsoft

Microsoft said the phishing campaign targeted over 35,000 users across 13,000 organisations using fake compliance emails and adversary-in-the-middle attacks to steal account access

Apple to pay $250mn to settle lawsuit over delayed AI-powered Siri: Report

Apple has reportedly agreed to settle a US lawsuit alleging it misled iPhone buyers by promoting advanced Siri AI features that were announced at WWDC 2024 but never launched

Bard to Gemini and TPUs: Decoding Google's multi-pronged AI strategy

Google's latest TPU innovations and the transition to more advanced Gemini models suggest the company may be moving beyond catch-up mode in the fast-evolving AI landscape

iOS 26.5 to bring E2E encryption for RCS messages between Apple and Android

Apple has rolled out iOS 26.5 Release Candidate, bringing end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging between iPhone and Android, along with suggested places in Maps and a new Pride-themed wallpaper

Mission Drishti: How GalaxEye is advancing earth observation with OptoSAR

Mission Drishti, launched by GalaxEye, introduces OptoSAR technology, combining optical and radar imaging to deliver clearer and more consistent satellite data across weather and lighting conditions

Full-screen Xbox experience now available on Windows 11-based PCs, tablets

Microsoft is rolling out Xbox mode to Windows 11 PCs and tablets in select markets, bringing a console-style interface with controller-first navigation and unified game libraries

Google is now open to exploring inclusion of ads in Gemini app: Report

Google may bring ads to Gemini in the future, with executives indicating openness to monetisation as the company tests ad formats across AI-powered search experiences

OpenAI fixes ChatGPT bug that made it overuse goblin and gremlin metaphors

After a rise in quirky creature metaphors in ChatGPT responses, OpenAI has fixed the issue by removing the training incentives that encouraged such language across model versions

Samsung warns RAM supply-demand gap will widen even further in 2027: Report

Samsung indicates that tight inventories and surging AI workloads could push the RAM supply-demand imbalance further by 2027, even as chipmakers expand production capacity

Sony confirms one-time DRM check for digital purchases on PS5, PS4 consoles

Sony says digital purchases on PS5 and PS4 require only a one-time online verification, dismissing reports that users must log in monthly to retain access to their games

Apple AI glasses' cameras will recognise hand gestures? Here's what we know

Conflicting reports around Apple's AI glasses suggest ambitious camera-based features, though questions remain over whether the technology to support them exists today

Motorola Edge 70 Pro review: Solid fundamentals, but lacks distinct appeal

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro offers a well-rounded experience with solid fundamentals, but in a competitive segment, is getting the basics right enough to stand out?