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Sundar Pichai joins NVIDIA’s open AI call

Google CEO Sundar Pichai supported NVIDIA’s joint letter defending vulnerability-heavy AI models. Pichai stated that Google has been benefiting from the open source ecosystem for many years and constantly contributes to this field. Also developed by Google DeepMind Gemma models with open weights He reminded …

Android Auto brings speedometer to vehicle display

Android Auto is the long-awaited update for drivers using Google Maps speedometer It started to bring the feature to the vehicle screen. The feature displays the current driving speed side by side with the road’s speed limit, making it easy to compare the two pieces …

Google Gemini Live is getting ready to talk to files

Google, Gemini Live It is preparing to expand the voice artificial intelligence experience by bringing support for adding files to its conversations. Users can view text documents, images and PDF files will be able to add it to the conversation and talk directly about the …

Sam Altman said, “We are now in the singularity”

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said humanity is now artificial intelligence singularity He clearly said he was in it. Altman said in the Relentless podcast episode published on July 25, 2026, “We are now in the singularity, this is the moment.” Moreover, the CEO of OpenAI …

How will Qualcomm’s chip price hike change phone prices?

Qualcomm for its mobile processors double digit price increase prepared and gave a strong cost signal to the smartphone market. Company, For shipments after September 1, 2026 plans to implement the new price tariff. Therefore, this decision may directly change the cost calculations of phones …

Fake apps on App Store led to $1.3 million lawsuit

Three fake crypto apps downloaded from the App Store tricked users into lost more than $1.3 million led. Three people who used Digicoins, SolLuna and Forex5 applications filed a lawsuit against Apple, holding Apple responsible for their losses. The plaintiffs claimed that Apple did not …