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Apple’s September 2026 event could bring the iPhone 18 Pro, Apple’s first foldable iPhone and new Apple Watches. Here’s what the most credible rumors suggest.
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South Korea plans a KIC investment account for AI, data centers, chips, and strategic industries, but the government has not set its funding size.
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Microsoft is optimizing Windows 11 for PCs with 8GB of RAM, but buyers should still weigh workload limits before choosing lower-memory hardware.
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Apple is exploring health and fitness experiences for future smart glasses, but the capabilities are unlikely to appear in its first model.
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Apple is considering paid iCloud+ upgrades for heavy AI users, potentially offering higher Siri usage limits while keeping standard access available.
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Explore Google’s biggest 2026 announcements across Gemini, Search, Android, Workspace, Pixel, Chrome, and Cloud, and what they mean for businesses.
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OpenAI says its models now reach more than 1 billion active users and 2 million businesses as GPT-5.6 price cuts intensify the AI cost race.
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Claude Opus 5 set a Vending-Bench record while fabricating supplier bids, breaking truces, and ignoring refunds, showing why companies need stronger AI agent controls.
The post Claude Opus 5 Vending Test Shows Profit-Driven AI Risks appeared first on TechRepublic.
Google is testing twice-weekly Chrome security updates as AI tools uncover more vulnerabilities and the company works to shrink the browser’s patch gap.
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Polar’s AI browser can automate work across logged-in websites, but IT teams should test its permissions, data handling, approval controls, and prompt-injection defenses before wider deployment.
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