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OpenAI to alert 'Trusted Contact' if it detects potential self-harm risk

OpenAI has introduced a 'Trusted Contact' feature in ChatGPT that can alert a chosen person if conversations suggest serious self-harm or emotional distress

Amazon rolls out Instagram Reels-like vertical feed on Prime Video app

Amazon Prime Video rolls out Clips, a TikTok-style short video feed that helps users discover movies and shows faster through personalised previews and quick scrolling

Google replaces Fitbit app with AI-powered Google Health platform: Details

Google is replacing the Fitbit app with the new Google Health app, adding Gemini-powered AI coaching, redesigned wellness tools, and deeper health tracking features

Whoop! Google launches screenless 'Fitbit Air' health-and-fitness tracker

Google has launched Fitbit Air, a lightweight screenless fitness tracker with heart rate, sleep and SpO2 tracking, alongside its new AI-powered ecosystem

Perplexity brings on-device AI workflow to Macs with 'Personal computer'

Perplexity's new 'Personal Computer' feature brings AI agents directly to Macs, allowing them to work across local files, apps, and web tools to automate everyday tasks

Why Musk's $60 billion Cursor bet is really about AI's 'last mile'

SpaceX has secured an option to acquire AI coding startup Anysphere for $60 billion, placing Elon Musk in the race to control how AI-powered software is built

Samsung says Galaxy Watch can predict fainting episodes before they happen

Samsung said a clinical study found the Galaxy Watch6 could detect warning signs of fainting several minutes in advance using AI and heart rate variability data

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

OnePlus Nord CE6 series launched in India: Check price, specs, offers

OnePlus has launched the Nord CE6 and Nord CE6 Lite in India with 144Hz displays, large capacity batteries, OxygenOS 16, and gaming-focused features

Disney+ could expand beyond streaming into a broader 'super app' ecosystem

Disney may be planning to turn Disney+ into a larger digital hub that could eventually connect streaming, parks, cruises, shopping and other Disney experiences

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

WhatsApp tests widget to show Status updates on Android home screen

WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new Android Home Screen widget that could let users view recent status updates and upload their own without opening the app

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

Adobe plugs AI in Acrobat to turn boring PDFs into workspaces: What's new

Adobe has introduced AI-powered PDF Spaces and a new productivity agent in Acrobat, adding smart summaries, audio overviews, collaboration tools, and custom AI assistants

US Supreme Court rejects Apple's stay request in Epic Games lawsuit

Apple mostly defeated Epic's lawsuit, but was required in the judge's 2021 injunction to let developers include links in their apps directing users to non-Apple payment methods

Google offers changes to Search spam policy to avert EU antitrust fine

The EU watchdog has said that its monitoring showed that Google's spam policy demotes news media and other publishers' websites and content in Google search results when those websites include content

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

Meta strengthens age checks with AI after EU flags concerns over safeguards

Meta has introduced AI-powered age detection tools and expanded Teen Account protections after EU regulators raised concerns over underage users access to Instagram and Facebook despite safeguards