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The YouTube mobile app you know and like may look quite different if you open it today. Yesterday, the team announced that the redesigned layout has started rolling out, and it comes with a simplified bottom navigation bar and new tabs at the top of the new Home page.
Will bringing automation into the financial industry prove disastrous or transformative?
I spend a lot of time reading ZDNET and our sister sites in the CNET Group. As an EIC, I need to keep up with the latest news, but even I’ll admit that visiting several homepages multiple times a day gets tedious. Still, I don’t want an algorithmic feed deciding what might interest me every…
Yesterday, Google started rolling out its Universal Cart, and the company is very prominently placing it in Search, AI Mode, Chrome, and the Gemini app.
On Oct. 8, 2026, SpaceX announced an agreement to acquire a nationwide portfolio of low-band wireless spectrum licenses from Grain Management. The deal covers up to 14 megahertz of paired spectrum in the 800 MHz band, and SpaceX has described the licenses as a key missing component for making Starlink Mobile a major U.S. mobile…
At $99, Natura’s Interface ring is priced to attract early adopters. Natura announced the product but has not yet shipped it, and no independent hands-on testing has been identified as of this writing.
ServiceNow launched AI Workflow Factory on October 6 to help enterprises use AI agents to identify, build and continuously improve business workflows, the company announced at its World Forum in Mumbai, according to acompany release.
For the past few years, Microsoft’s Copilot client lineup has been a fragmented mess, with its consumer chatbot and its enterprise-focused AI tools sharing a brand name while sporting wildly different interfaces and feature sets.
TULSA, Okla. — The future of drone technology is taking flight in Tulsa this week, with hundreds of students from around the world putting their skills, and their aircraft, to the test.
Nobody calls customer service because it is the highlight of their day. Usually, something has gone wrong, self-service has failed, or an answer is needed quickly. Too often, the result is hold music, a maze of menu options, and the need to explain the same problem more than once.