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The iOS and Android keyboard works across apps, letting users create custom AI-powered shortcuts from text prompts.
The open source engine is tightening contributor rules to keep “slop” from drowning maintainers and killing mentorship.
After June 30, 2026, cloud buyers should expect tighter vendor embeds and a faster push from pilots to production.
The justices will review whether Apple willfully defied a 2021 order on app links to cheaper payment options.
A stateful interactions API lets teams edit clips through multi-turn instructions, with SynthID, C2PA, and clear deepfake limits.
The fastest, cheapest Gemini image option is here for enterprise workflows, with strict 1k limits and new cost math.
Decision-makers get the security and management angle first, plus what changes for Defender, Intune, VS Code, and networking.
The podcasting platform Riverside is moving into newsletters, letting users generate newsletters from their recordings with AI.
Regulator wants developers to steer users for purchases outside app stores, challenging Apple and Google’s restrictions.
Gmail can answer in plain English using Gemini, turning your inbox into a searchable database.
The dronemaker’s rally signals how U.S. military and space priorities are turning into near-term procurement momentum.
Europe’s largest software company hands AI oversight to its top two executives, signaling strategy over housekeeping.
