Samsung is set to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. With new entries in the Galaxy Store hinting at features, excitement builds for the upcoming Unpacked event. What surprises await?
A recent study reveals that Meta and Yandex are using advanced tracking techniques to de-anonymize Android users, exploiting web protocols to link browsing habits with app identities, raising serious privacy concerns.
Microsoft is rolling out new features for Windows users in the EEA, allowing uninstallation of Edge and the Microsoft Store, plus new default browser options. Find out what this means for users!
Samsung Electronics is in advanced talks to invest in Perplexity AI, aiming to integrate its search technology into future devices and enhance Bixby. This move could redefine user experience on Samsung products.
As AI gains prominence in tech, Apple seems to be charting a different course. This episode of The Vergecast dives into the rumors around WWDC and the evolution of user interfaces in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Opera has just launched Opera Neon, an innovative AI-driven browser designed to handle tasks like shopping, form filling, and coding effortlessly. Users can subscribe to access its powerful features, including a chatbot interface and AI task automation.
Opera has unveiled Neon, an AI-powered web browser that promises to automate tasks and enhance your online experience. With features like a chatbot interface and cloud-based AI agents, will this browser finally succeed where its predecessor failed?
Discover how Gemini, Google's AI assistant, integrates with Chrome to enhance your browsing experience. From summarizing articles to identifying tools in videos, find out what this innovative feature can do!
In a startling revelation, Apple exec Eddy Cue claims that for the first time, searches on Safari have decreased, attributing the drop to the rise of AI search engines. As investors watch closely, will AI replace Google's search dominance?
Mozilla's CFO warns that the DOJ's proposals to curb Google's search monopoly could threaten Firefox's survival, as it relies heavily on Google's payments. Significant cuts may follow if changes are implemented.
