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* Google is adding more toggles to Android backups, so you can control exactly what gets backed up * However, the company is also now counting everything in the backup towards your Google account storage * This change is rolling out now, starting with new Google accounts Android backups are changing in two
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Surveillance has become increasingly common in our streets and neighborhoods thanks to the spread of Flock Safety AI cameras and similar systems. While I've covered the current state laws that govern this kind of vehicle and person surveillance, you may still have questions about what's legal
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The Geekom GeekBook M16 brings a big, bright 16-inch screen and a capable Intel Core Ultra 9 silicon to a laptop that wants to be judged by the costs of the big brands. Build quality feels solid, and the display is a genuine highlight, but the review unit highlights why
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Nscale has closed a $900m revolving credit facility, a standing pool of borrowing it will draw on to speed up its data-centre build-out across the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, the company said on Tuesday. The London firm, which raised $2bn in a Series C at a $14.6bn valuation in
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Alex Hibbitt spends his days trying to prevent a certain kind of heartbreak. Someone sits down to build a photo book – a wedding, a new baby, a parent's 70th – puts 16 hours into it, and then the checkout fails. The moment is gone, the milestone missed. Hibbitt is
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DXC Technology, a leading enterprise technology and innovation partner, today announced the opening of its new Customer Experience Center in Bengaluru. The new facility is one of DXC’s largest global delivery hubs and reinforces its role in helping organizations move from AI experimentation to scaled deployment, expanding the company’
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London-based consumer technology brand Nothing today unveiled Phone (4b), the first smartphone in the (b) series and a new entry point to the Nothing product ecosystem. Building on the success of the Phone (4a) series, Phone (4b) combines Nothing’s signature design with powerful everyday performance, intelligent software and long-term
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New laws in California and New York might stop anyone from 3D printing guns — and create entirely new kinds of surveillance. by Mack DeGeurin Jul 7, 2026, 11:00 AM UTC In the summer of 2024, former Army National Guard member Andrew Scott Hastings spent a sweaty afternoon carefully packing
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So far in 2026, the enterprise landscape is being defined by the pursuit and integration of AI. Organizational appetite has reached fever pitch, and according to recent global research among IT leaders, 94% of organizations report an increased desire to deploy AI compared to just 12 months ago. However, beneath
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Cyberattacks come in many forms. They’ve evolved in different ways, yet there’s one entry point that has remained consistent over the decades: email. From phishing attempts and malware attachments to business email compromise (BEC), attackers continue to target employee inboxes. That’s because they know a single mistake
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AI tools are now so widely available that shadow AI has become a risk for every organization. Employees are reaching for them to summarize documents, draft emails, and analyze data - while vendors are increasingly baking AI into their products, often with poor documentation and limited options to switch it
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A newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability can be exploited to escape virtual machines (VMs) and execute code on the underlying host, security researchers warn. Tracked as CVE-2026-53359 and referred to as Januscape, the security defect impacts the shadow MMU code in Linux Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) hypervisor. The guest-to-host vulnerability
