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Apple is reportedly planning to let users select their preferred AI model to power Apple Intelligence features system-wide across iOS 27, macOS 27 and iPadOS 27. Users can pick from AI models provided by third-party developers who enable support via their App Store apps. In addition to Siri, these third-party models could also power tools like Writing Tools and Image Playground.
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Google Home app updates bring several new Gemini-powered camera features, including faster navigation, smarter event filtering and improved video review tools like animated thumbnails and subject-based sorting. The update also improves familiar-face detection and voice controls, while Gemini improves multi-step commands and basic assistant tasks, such as alarms and lists.
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Samsung has postponed the launch of the Galaxy Ring 2, which is now expected to debut in early 2027 or later. The device will reportedly feature improved temperature sensing, more accurate sleep tracking and enhanced cardiovascular health insights.
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Divine, formerly Vine, and Friendster have been relaunched, aiming to offer alternatives to major social media platforms. Divine retains Vine's six-second looping videos and focuses on creator ownership and authenticity, with support from Jack Dorsey. Friendster, now an iOS app, avoids algorithms and ads, requiring users to connect in person by tapping phones. Both platforms reflect a trend toward minimalist, authentic social media experiences.
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