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Samsung gives Galaxy owners an impressive amount of control over their phones. Features like Good Lock let users customize just about every aspect of their smartphones. But somehow, the company forgot to put a simple alaxy owners an almost ridiculous amount of control over their phones. Somehow, simply adding a fingerprint lock for apps. With the One UI 9.5 update, this might finally change. Tipster Fahad Ali Javed has uncovered a native App Lock feature inside an unreleased One UI 9.5 build running on a Galaxy S26. So you would be able to secure individual apps directly from the app…
Insta360 has barely had time to celebrate the arrival of its new X6, and DJI is already coming for some of that attention. The company has unveiled the Osmo 360 II in China, its second-generation 360-degree camera that may look familiar on the outside but brings some meaningful upgrades underneath. The Osmo 360 II can now shoot 8K 360-degree video at 60fps, promises better low-light performance, packs a bigger battery, and even lets you replace a damaged lens yourself. That last one could be especially useful considering just how exposed the lenses on a 360-degree camera are. There is one…
Samsung has reportedly turned to AI to speed up one of the slowest and most demanding parts of designing chips. According to a report from Chosun Biz, the company’s engineers are using Anthropic’s Claude to dramatically accelerate certain tasks, with one project reportedly completed roughly fifteen times faster than usual. Samsung cut one chip verification task from over a month to two days The report states that Samsung Electronics’ System LSI division has been using Claude Code for semiconductor verification and general software development. The company gave developers access to the tool in May before expanding its use to specialized…
OpenAI is giving ChatGPT a new way to understand how you actually work on your computer. Called Computer History, the feature turns activity across apps and websites into a timeline and memories that ChatGPT and Codex can use later. The idea is fairly simple: instead of asking ChatGPT to remember something you previously discussed, you can ask it about work you recently did on your Mac. The feature can help you pick up where you left off, understand patterns in how you work, and even turn repetitive workflows into reusable skills or automations. The rollout began on August 13 and…
OpenAI just rolled out Computer History for the ChatGPT desktop app, and if you found Chronicle interesting but a little too screenshot-happy, this update should ease your mind. What does Computer History do? Instead of taking screenshots as Chronicle did, Computer History tracks your clicks, keystrokes, and app switches through macOS’s accessibility system, then turns all that activity into text summaries and a timeline you can scroll through. Think of it as ChatGPT quietly taking notes on your day so it can help you out later. ChatGPT can now remember your activity across the apps and websites on your computer.With…
We’ve all been there. You’re in a meeting, trying to stay in the moment and contribute ideas, while also scrambling to jot down notes so nothing important slips through the cracks. Turns out, you don’t have to choose one over the other anymore. Google is rolling out a new feature that lets Google Meet handle note-taking for your in-person meetings, not just video calls. Google announced this feature at its Google Cloud Next 2026 event in Las Vegas, and it’s finally making its way to users. How does Google Meet’s note-taking feature work? Starting a session is easy. Just open Google Meet…
Apple TV has quietly stumbled onto a pretty good streaming strategy: make great original shows and movies, then occasionally throw some genuinely great older movies into the mix. As part of its latest content drop, Apple TV has added a collection of classic and popular movies that subscribers can watch without paying an additional rental fee. The selection varies by region, but titles spotted so far include Arrival, The Martian, E.T., Gone Girl, Zodiac, Titanic, The Sixth Sense, The Bourne Identity, and Catch Me If You Can. This isn’t exactly filler content What makes this move interesting is the quality…
Think about the last time you actually had your cholesterol checked. If you are like most people, it has probably been years since it usually means scheduling a lab visit and getting your blood drawn. Caltech researchers just built something that could change that entirely — a small stick-on patch that reads your cholesterol and triglyceride levels continuously, using sweat instead of blood. How the sweat patch actually reads your cholesterol Sweat and blood do not share a simple, predictable relationship, so you cannot just measure cholesterol in sweat and expect it to match what shows up in a blood…
Fans waiting for Darksiders 4 and the next Kingdom Come game have finally been given something resembling a release window. Unfortunately, it is a rather large one. As part of its Q1 FY 2026/27 report, Embracer has placed both games in its 2027/28 fiscal-year pipeline, meaning they are currently expected to launch sometime between April 2027 and March 2028. Darksiders 4 is still a ways away Darksiders 4 was announced in 2025, but Embracer has remained fairly quiet about the project since then. The company’s latest plans confirm that it is part of the major releases expected during FY 2027/28,…
Google has launched Gemini 3.7 Flash, and one of its biggest upgrades is going straight to Gemini Spark. The company says Spark is moving to the new model starting today, giving its cloud-based agent better tool use and stronger performance on multi-step tasks. Google specifically points to work such as consolidating files, drafting emails, and updating status documents across Google Workspace. Spark could get a lot better at doing things for you Gemini Spark can already continue working after a laptop is closed or a phone is locked, and it can operate across services such as Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar,…