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Samsung Goes to Couples Therapy to Unpack iPhone-to-Android Tension

Change can be challenging in a relationship, even when you know it’s for the best. Samsung’s new Switchers ad campaign acknowledges that challenge, particularly when it comes to switching from iPhone to Android.

Playing on classic therapy talking points, Samsung recruited celebrity clinical psychologist Orna Guralnik to help couples overcome fear, discomfort and anxiety about exploring something new — in this case, purchasing a device outside Apple’s ecosystem.

Guralnik helms the documentary TV series Couples Therapy, which follows real-life couples as they attend regular therapy sessions. The show is in its fifth season on Showtime and Paramount Plus.

Launched on Monday, days after Apple announced its own foldable, the iPhone Duo, the Switchers campaign particularly plugs Samsung’s new Galaxy Z foldables. It features celebrity pairs with real relationships, including Ciara Miller and Dylan Efron from The Traitors; Carl Schmidt and Aniya Harvey from Love Island; and football icons...

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From cloud adoption to cloud confidence: Securing India’s fast-growing digital financial infrastructure

By Sarika Shetty, CEO & Co-founder, RentenPe India’s digital financial world has moved fast, and honestly, it shows no signs of slowing down. Payments, credit, identity checks, everyday transactions- all of it now runs on connected, cloud-powered systems that give people a kind of convenience that would have felt

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Governing AI: Building trust in the agentic enterprise

By Madhu Sudan R, AVP, Modern Work, Infosys Microsoft Practice The average global Fortune 500 company deployed fewer than 15 AI agents in 2025. By 2028, that number is estimated to go over 150,000. Yet, only 13 percent of enterprises are confident that they have the right AI agent

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TypeSafe AI debuts model for machines that plays Doom

ai and ml 'Jev' doesn't chat. It produces typed probabilistic decisions TypeSafe AI, a startup bestowed with $40 million in funding, on Tuesday declared itself a maker of frontier models with the release of Jev, a new type of AI model intended for interaction with machines

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From cloud adoption to cloud confidence: Securing India’s fast-growing digital financial infrastructure

Governing AI: Building trust in the agentic enterprise

TypeSafe AI debuts model for machines that plays Doom