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Perplexity has open-sourced Numbat, a security suite designed to watch what AI agents actually do on your machines and stop dangerous actions before they happen – and that’s a big deal for anyone taking agentic AI seriously in 2026. Instead of yet another abstract “AI safety” whitepaper, this is the guts of Perplexity’s own internal agent defense layer, shipped as an Apache 2.0 Go binary you can…

Perplexity’s most powerful AI “Computer” is no longer just a thing that lives in the browser or on a Mac mini in a rack somewhere – it has properly landed on Windows machines, right where most of the world’s daily work actually happens. For Windows users, that shift is less about yet another app icon in the taskbar and more about a deeper question: what does it mean when your operating system…

Apple Trade In is Apple’s official buyback program that lets you turn your old iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and even some Android phones into instant credit toward a new purchase or an Apple Gift Card, and if your device is too old or damaged, they’ll still take it back for free recycling. In practice, it’s a hybrid of upgrade scheme, discount mechanism, and sustainability initiative designed…

Apple Upgrade is Apple’s new, Klarna-backed hardware leasing program in the US that lets you get an iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, or iPad for a lower monthly payment and decide later whether you want to upgrade, buy, or return the device at the end of the term. In practice, it quietly reshapes how Apple sells hardware, replaces the familiar iPhone Upgrade Program, and nudges US customers toward…

Apple TV just dropped the first full trailer for season four of “Ted Lasso,” and it’s exactly the kind of warm, witty, heart-on-sleeve return fans have been waiting for. The new season is set to premiere on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, kicking off a 10-episode run that will air weekly through October 7. The trailer opens with a now-signature beat of soothing piano before cutting to Jason…

YouTube is finally giving Shorts creators what they have been begging for since 2020 – proper custom thumbnails inside YouTube Studio, plus a few extra tools that quietly reshape how short video gets packaged on the platform. It is a relatively small product update on paper, but for anyone who has ever fought with a random blurry frame representing their short, it feels like a long overdue course…

Google is renaming its Gemini Alpha program to “Gemini Beta,” and on the surface it looks like a simple label swap – but it actually signals a subtle shift in how Workspace’s AI experiments are maturing and rolling out to everyday customers. For admins and power users who live in the Google ecosystem, this is one of those quiet changes that says a lot about where Gemini for Workspace is headed…

If you are a Google Workspace admin, you control whether your organization can experiment with Gemini Beta features – and flipping that access on or off happens entirely from the Admin console’s Generative AI section. The key is understanding that Gemini Beta is disabled by default, applies to specific users or groups you choose, and currently bundles a growing set of AI capabilities across Docs,…

Google is turning the Google Classroom homepage into something much closer to a real command center for schools – a role-aware dashboard that looks and behaves differently depending on whether you’re a teacher, a student, or an education leader/IT admin. Instead of one generic landing page, Classroom is being reworked into a personalized hub that surfaces the right information, tools, and…

Getting locked out of your Google account is one of those small digital nightmares we’ve all feared at some point. You forget a password, lose your phone, or can’t get that two-factor code in time, and suddenly your email, photos, and Drive files feel like they’re on the other side of a wall. Google’s latest move aims to make that wall a little easier to climb: a new “selfie video” sign-in option…

Marvel Studios just dropped one of the biggest surprises at San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Ryan Gosling is riding into the MCU as Ghost Rider. The flame-skulled Spirit of Vengeance is officially coming to the big screen in a standalone film directed by Shawn Levy, with a 2028 release date locked in. The announcement came during Marvel’s packed Hall H panel, where studio president Kevin Feige took the…

The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel. That opening line from William Gibson’s 1984 novel Neuromancer didn’t just launch the cyberpunk genre – it practically predicted the internet age. And now, after decades of false starts and abandoned attempts, Gibson’s visionary book is finally coming to the screen in the form of Apple TV’s ambitious new series. At San…

Apple made its Hall H debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with a crowd-pleasing surprise: the first full trailer for Matchbox The Movie, an action-comedy built around Mattel’s iconic die-cast cars and fronted by John Cena. The nearly three-minute look, unveiled during Apple TV‘s Saturday afternoon panel, sets up a globetrotting adventure that leans hard into stunts, banter, and a “friends dragged…

Apple TV made its first-ever Hall H appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with a splash, debuting the much-anticipated trailer for season two of its sci-fi thriller “Dark Matter” in front of a packed crowd. The event, held Saturday in San Diego’s Convention Center, marked a major milestone for the streaming service, which used the iconic venue to showcase not just “Dark Matter,” but a slate of…

Google’s new Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber isn’t just another AI model announcement – it’s Google’s clearest move yet to put “defensive AI” at the center of how software gets secured in an era of machine-speed attacks. Built on top of the existing Gemini 3.5 Flash model and fine-tuned specifically for cybersecurity, Flash Cyber is designed to help defenders find, validate, and patch vulnerabilities in…

Google is turning Gemini’s “Flash” line into the backbone of its AI strategy, and the new 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash-Lite, and 3.5 Flash Cyber drops are clearly designed for a world where AI agents are no longer demos, but production infrastructure. TL;DR: 3.6 Flash is the new everyday workhorse, 3.5 Flash-Lite is the speed-obsessed sidekick for high-volume tasks, and 3.5 Flash Cyber is Google’s…

We live in an age where our eyes are constantly glued to screens. Between work emails, long-form articles, and endless social feeds, digital fatigue is a very real part of daily life. That is precisely why audio has made such a massive comeback. People are hungry for ways to consume information on the go—washing dishes, going for a run, or commuting—without having to stare down a glowing…