Google Opens Gemini and Search to Any App Developer, and That Changes Who Owns the Click
Google is quietly rebuilding the front door to its most popular products. On October 28, the company opened its Connected
Apple Creator Studio’s AI Assistants Are Here — But the Open Format Is the Real Story
Apple has given its creative apps their biggest shake-up since Creator Studio launched, and the headline features are not the
OpenAI Dots: The Assistant That Works Unasked
OpenAI’s always-on assistant has a name that sounds like punctuation, a price tag that sounds like a commitment, and a
Instagram Quietly Lands on Apple TV, Completing Its Living-Room Takeover
Instagram has arrived on Apple TV, quietly closing one of the last gaps in its slow move from phone app
Claude Duet Messages You First, and Quietly Spends Your Plan While It Works
Anthropic’s new app does not wait for you to open it. According to TechCrunch, Claude Duet, announced October 21 as
Walmart Is Letting AI Agents Shop for You — With a Spending Leash Attached
Walmart will now let an AI agent do your shopping and check out for you, under a set of house
ChatGPT Locked Chats: What the New PIN Lock Really Protects — and What It Doesn’t
OpenAI has given ChatGPT users a way to hide individual conversations behind a lock. Announced on Tuesday, October 20, the
This Free App Streams Hi-Res FLAC With No Ads — the Catch Is Your Headphones
The Pitch: Studio Sound for Zero Dollars A free app that streams CD-quality and hi-res FLAC audio, shows no ads
World ID Launches for Banks: Sam Altman’s Orb Network Wants to End the Deepfake CEO Scam
The most dangerous attendee on a bank’s next video call won’t be on the meeting invite. Deepfake fraud has gone