/androidGoogle is officially changing the game for how it develops and releases its mobile OS. The first Beta of Android 17 has arrived, and it marks a major shift by retiring the traditional "Developer Preview" phase in favor of a faster, continuous "Canary" release model. This updat
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/artificialintelligenceAddressing misinformation at scale is a massive challenge, and X is turning to a combination of AI and human collaboration to solve it. A new update introduces "Collaborative Notes," where AI creates initial drafts for contributors to refine and improve together before they go
/artificialintelligenceDevelopers can now leverage the specific strengths of Claude for complex reasoning or the refined speed of Codex, all without leaving their primary workspace in VS Code. This move marks a major step toward "Agentic" software development, with more partnerships from Google and
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/gaming/artificialintelligenceGoogle’s DeepMind team has just unveiled Genie 3, a massive leap forward in generative AI. Unlike previous models that only produced static images or short video clips, Genie 3 is a "world model" capable of generating entire interactive, photorealistic environments in real-time.
/artificialintelligenceThe Victorian Government has released a new AI Mission Statement, signaling a major push to make the state a global leader in artificial intelligence. This strategic roadmap focuses on four key pillars: building workforce skills, expanding digital infrastructure, ensuring ethical
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/australia/cars/australia/australia/australia/technology/australiaStarlink is fundamentally changing its approach in Australia, moving away from its "one-size-fits-all" model to offer more flexible, tiered pricing. The service now starts at just A$69 per month for a 100 Mbps tier, making high-speed satellite internet a direct competitor to t
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