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Gemini Risks Becoming a Complete Copilot

Gemini has a creep problem. A few years ago, that little sparkle icon started showing up in all of our Google apps. Gemini in your inbox! Gemini in your Google Drive! It was slow at first, and easy enough to tune out, but something has changed in the past few months. Gemini is creeping. It’s […]

AirPods’ Audio Sharing Functionality Launched in 2019: An Infrequently Utilized Feature

AirPods Pro 3 and similar products offer a single listening mode. This can lead to discomfort for you or your companion. To prevent this, there’s an ingenious AirPod function you can utilize instead: Audio Sharing. This option has existed for a few years now, but you might not even be aware of its presence. 

Essential information regarding AirPods Audio Sharing

Ubuntu Core 26 Targets IoT Devices and Embedded Systems, Offers Up to 15 Years of Security Support

Ubuntu Core 26

Canonical has just introduced Ubuntu Core 26, based on the recently-released Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and designed for IoT devices and embedded systems, with precise Linux builds, optimized OTA updates, live kernel patching, and enhanced hardware-backed protection for mission-critical deployments. Offered with up to 15 years of security maintenance, Ubuntu Core 26 minimal, immutable operating system enables reduced installation times, 90% smaller OTA updates, and precision-led builds via Chisel. Every component is a containerized snap, just like in prior Ubuntu Core releases. Canonical says it can help companies meet requirements for the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) with securely designed and private AI deployments relying on hardware-based trust. Ubuntu Core 26 highlights: Faster snap installation and updates – An improved snap-delta format reduces update sizes between 50% and 90% for most snaps. For instance, updates to the Core base snaps dropped from 16MB to 1.5MB in size. This lowers data usage […]

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