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When Google debuted its latest Pixel smartwatch last month, one of the standout features the company announced was the Health Guardian toolset. This platform promised to bring a new layer of insight to the wearer’s blood pressure, insulin resistance and sleep breathing. Those health tracking tools were not available at the time of our review,…

Google has listed some of its latest AI-powered updates for the Photos app, and they include a new “Redact” tool that lets you blur sensitive information and anything else you want in your images. Say, you have a picture of a vehicle and want to censor its plate number — just use Redact to turn…

ElevenLabs builds the voice layer of AI, the models that turn text into speech that sounds human. Most people encounter it when they’re talking with customer service — often without realizing it. Klarna runs first-line phone support for 35 million U.S. customers on it, for example. So do Deutsche Telekom, Cisco, Adobe, and a growing…

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine has built one of the world’s most dynamic defense technology ecosystems under conditions few industries ever face. Technologies can move from development to battlefield deployment within months or even weeks, receiving immediate feedback from the front lines. This unprecedented battlefield validation has emerged as one…

MapQuest is having a moment after refusing to follow along with Google Maps and Apple Maps and rename Lake Ontario. Its decision to hold firm led many folks to turn to its app, which rocketed up the App Store and Google Play charts. The service is now capitalizing on that by adding public transit directions, a…

The first time I turned on the Rosalina edition of the Switch 2 Rematch controller, and a rainbow of RGB lighting rippled across the stars on its face, I expelled a sound of delight that would’ve been embarrassing had anyone other than my two small dogs been in the room. The noise was involuntary, high-pitched…

Google’s new AI-powered feature that turns photos of your outfits into a virtual closet — one seemingly inspired by Cher’s iconic virtual wardrobe app featured in the movie “Clueless” — is now available to everyone in the U.S., Brazil, and India, on both iOS and Android devices.

It’s an experiment to see how the chips hold up in the harsh vacuum of the cosmos.

The state now has illegal gambling charges underway against four of these businesses.

A company formed to drive forward the development of a £400 million advanced technology park in Derby has announced its first major partner.