Google is launching a preview version of its AI health coach for select Fitbit Premium users. This represents Google’s most ambitious move yet into personalized digital health coaching with significant implications for the wearables market.
Amazon has launched an AI-powered feature called “Help Me Decide” that provides tailored product suggestions based on user browsing patterns and preferences. The tool aims to simplify the shopping experience by reducing the time spent comparing similar items. Currently available to U.S. users through mobile platforms, it represents Amazon’s latest move toward hyper-personalized e-commerce.
Amazon has reportedly introduced a new artificial intelligence feature designed to help customers navigate the often overwhelming process of selecting products online, according to recent reports. The “Help Me Decide” tool analyzes multiple data points to deliver personalized recommendations, potentially transforming how consumers make purchasing decisions on the platform.
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Google has issued its second emergency Chrome security update within a week, addressing a critical vulnerability that could allow remote code execution. The patch impacts 3.5 billion users across Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android platforms. Users are urged to update immediately to protect against potential attacks.
Google has released an urgent security patch for its Chrome web browser, marking the second emergency update within a week for the platform’s estimated 3.5 billion users worldwide, according to reports from security analysts. The latest update addresses a critical vulnerability that security researchers indicate could leave unpatched systems vulnerable to remote code execution attacks.
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Onyx Boox has launched the international version of its Palma 2 Pro, a pocket-sized e-reader that defies convention. The device features a color E Ink screen, 5G connectivity, and runs on Android 15 with full Google Play access, blurring the lines between an e-reader and a smartphone.
E-reader manufacturer Onyx Boox is launching a global version of its phone-sized Palma 2 Pro, according to reports from tech analysts. The device, which sources indicate is designed to be a highly portable digital reading companion, boasts features such as 5G dual-SIM support and stylus input. Perhaps its most significant departure from traditional e-readers is its use of Android 15 as its operating system, coupled with full access to the Google Play Store, opening up a vast ecosystem of applications beyond simple book reading.
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