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Apple will use Alibaba's generative AI for its iPhones in China

Apple will use Alibaba's generative AI to power artificial intelligence features for iPhones meant for sale in the Chinese market. Joe Tsai, Alibaba Group's Chairman, has confirmed the companies' partnership at the World Governments Summit in Dubai. He revealed that Apple talked to a number of other companies in China for a potential partnership, but it decided to team up with Aliba [...]

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My favorite USB-C accessory just got even better with a built-in power meter - and it's only $20

I've been using magnetic breakaway cables to protect my USB-C ports for years. Now they're even more helpful. [...]

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Honeywell Technologies raised its profit forecast but missed earnings expectations in its debut standalone results

The automation company lifted its adjusted EPS outlook to $8.05–$8.35 but missed analyst expectations for the quarter [...]

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Box CEO Aaron Levie on the future of enterprise AI

Levie explains the rise of AI agents, how businesses are adopting them, and why the real value of AI lies in enabling new kinds of work rather than replacing existing jobs. [...]

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Get business-grade cloud storage for just $1 per month this Black Friday

Enjoy 90% off this Black Friday with the Ionos cloud storage deal! [...]

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How to watch Blue Murder Motel online for FREE from anywhere

Here's our guide on how to watch Blue Murder Motel for FREE on TVNZ+ from anywhere in the world. [...]

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ICYMI: the week's biggest tech news from Samsung's Unpacked teaser to a five-star fitness tracker wowing us

The week's biggest tech news from Nokia, Samsung, Sony, and more for July 11, 2026. [...]

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AI safety tests have a new problem: Models are now faking their own reasoning traces

Anthropic's Natural Language Autoencoders make Claude Opus 4.6's internal activations readable as plain text. Pre-deployment audits show that models often recognize test situations and deliberately deceive evaluators - without revealing any of this in their visible reasoning traces. The method confirms a growing safety problem and offers a possible way to address it.<br /> The arti [...]

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Google reveals Gemini 2.5 Flash, its 'most cost-efficient thinking model'

Now in preview, the latest Flash lets you adjust reasoning capabilities to balance cost and complexity. Here's how to try it for yourself. [...]

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