Google might finally fix that annoying Android Wi-Fi toggle
Google’s controversial 2021 change to the Quick Settings panel could be reversed. The company is reportedly testing a return to individual Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles for Android 16.
Category: AI
Intel’s 32 GB Arc GPU Tease: Is Big Battlemage Finally Here?
Intel’s latest AI Playground software update appears to have leaked a major new GPU. The guide references an unnamed Arc GPU with a massive 32 GB of VRAM, sparking speculation about the upcoming Battlemage architecture.
Microsoft Puts “Ask Copilot” on the Taskbar for Business Users
Microsoft is rolling out a new “Ask Copilot” taskbar experience for business users in its latest Windows 11 Insider build. The feature is designed for those with Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses and aims to be a single entry point for AI assistance. It’s starting with a gradual rollout to U.S. Insider
Trump Media Merges With Fusion Startup in $6 Billion Pivot
In a stunning strategic shift, Trump Media is merging with fusion power company TAE Technologies. The $6 billion deal aims to create a publicly traded fusion energy giant, with plans to start building a power plant in 2026.
Firefox’s “AI Kill Switch” is a necessary move for trust
Mozilla is responding to community backlash by promising an “AI kill switch” in Firefox. This feature will let users completely remove all AI-related elements, a direct reaction to concerns over the new CEO’s push for AI integration.
Google’s NotebookLM Gets a Killer Feature: Data Tables
Google is rolling out a new Data Tables feature for its NotebookLM AI platform. It can synthesize scattered notes into structured charts for analysis and export.
Microsoft and Harvard Want to Redefine the “AI-Powered Company”
A new research initiative argues that how a company organizes itself around AI is more critical than the AI models it uses. They’re studying 14 major corporations and AI-native startups to find the blueprint for success.
AI’s Power Problem Has a Simple Fix Right Next Door
The AI boom is sending data center power demand soaring, threatening to overwhelm the grid and spike costs. But a massive, untapped source of clean energy is sitting idle on nearby commercial rooftops, offering a faster, cheaper path forward.
Anthropic just gave its “Agent Skills” away. That’s a big deal.
In a major strategic play, Anthropic is open-sourcing the “Agent Skills” framework it first introduced in October. The move is creating a de facto standard for making AI assistants better at specialized tasks, with big names like Microsoft, Atlassian, and Stripe already on board.
Microsoft’s 2026 Plan: AI Is No Longer Optional
Microsoft’s 2026 roadmap makes AI a core, non-negotiable layer across Azure, Microsoft 365, and security. The push comes with new agent tools, broader Copilot access, and global infrastructure investments totaling billions. But it also means price increases starting July 1, 2026.