Financial advisors are under pressure to perform more work as they have to balance their time between client requirements, regulation and business development processes. There are numerous tasks to handle and inefficiencies can easily lower its productivity and curb growth. The introduction of automation tools in the daily work processes has become the priority of…
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Generative AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Claude are transforming the workplace, boosting productivity across industries. However, they also introduce new data security risks as sensitive information can easily be shared through chat prompts, uploaded documents, or browser plugins. Traditional Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools often fail to detect these events, leaving organizations vulnerable.…
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In July, Windows 11 finally surpassed Windows 10 in user numbers for the first time. However, fresh data from August shows a slight reversal, with some users switching back to the older operating system — though Windows 11 still maintains the lead overall. According to data from Statcounter (via Neowin), Windows 11’s market share fell…
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Apple has unveiled the public beta of macOS 26, codenamed Tahoe, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most impressive macOS updates in recent years. With a sleek new Liquid Glass aesthetic, smarter integrations, and productivity-boosting features, Tahoe feels like a bold step forward for Apple’s desktop operating system. Among the standout additions…
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When teams evaluate website feedback tools, features usually take the spotlight. While functionality is critical, two factors often make or break the decision: pricing and scalability. A tool may fit perfectly during the early stages of a project, but if costs rise sharply as usage grows—or if the system can’t scale to support larger teams—it…
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In an era where technology touches nearly every aspect of our lives, it is no surprise that advancements in health and wellness are following the same path. From wearable fitness trackers to AI-powered diagnostics, the integration of science and innovation is reshaping how we approach longevity and performance. Among the most intriguing developments in this…
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Starting July 8, 2025, Google will push a mandatory Android 16 update to Pixel 6a devices, introducing battery management features aimed at preventing potential overheating. The update will gradually reduce battery capacity and charging performance—but only after a device surpasses 400 charge cycles. Google says affected users will begin to notice the change after hitting…
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Apple is currently testing a new safety feature in iOS 26 that automatically pauses FaceTime video calls when nudity is detected. First discovered in the iOS 26 developer preview, the feature has sparked curiosity—and confusion—among some iPhone users. When the system believes nudity is visible during a FaceTime call, it displays a message saying: “Audio…
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Google’s AI Mode, the conversational chatbot feature initially launched in March for testing, is now being rolled out to all users in the U.S. According to Google executives, early feedback has been promising, with users engaging in deeper and more complex queries. A tailored version of the Gemini 2.5 AI model, first introduced in March,…
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Apple has officially classified the iPhone XS as a “vintage” device, marking five years since it was last sold. Under Apple’s policy, products enter the vintage category five years after they are removed from the company’s retail lineup. While users can still request repairs, service is only available if replacement parts are in stock—meaning support…
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Ecosia, the environmentally conscious search engine, is broadening its mission well beyond planting trees. The Berlin-based company has launched new climate-focused initiatives and introduced a personalized dashboard that lets users see how their searches are contributing to global sustainability efforts. The newly unveiled “impact counter” reflects Ecosia’s shift from being solely a tree-planting platform to…
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Some iPhone users have recently encountered an issue where their Apple Notes seem to vanish—likely due to a syncing problem related to iCloud. According to reports originally highlighted by MacRumors, this issue appears to affect users who recently agreed to Apple’s updated iCloud terms and conditions, which were rolled out in September. Apple has yet…
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Google has simplified how users share their NotebookLM creations. You can now generate public links for your notebooks and AI-generated podcasts, making it easier to share with friends, classmates, or colleagues. The new system mirrors Google Docs-style sharing: click the Share button at the top right of your notebook, switch access to “Anyone with the…
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The day when robots deliver Amazon packages might be closer than expected. According to The Information, Amazon is developing software for humanoid robots, with plans to begin trials at a specialized “humanoid park” located at one of its San Francisco sites. This test facility will reportedly feature an indoor obstacle course designed to simulate real-world…
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At this year’s Computex trade show, Acer is expanding its horizons beyond laptops and monitors by unveiling two innovative AI-driven wearable devices: a language-translating pair of earbuds and a smart ring focused on health tracking. Acer AI TransBuds: Real-Time Language Translation The AI TransBuds are designed to break down language barriers with real-time translation capabilities…
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At Computex 2025 in Taiwan, Qualcomm made it clear: it’s serious about transforming the Windows PC landscape. Known primarily for its dominance in smartphones, the U.S.-based chipmaker used the event to highlight its progress in bringing Arm-based processors to laptops — an arena long controlled by Intel and AMD. “We’re here to stay in the…
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If you’re curious about the future of PC technology, Computex is where the industry’s plans are laid out. While CES in January typically grabs headlines with flashy gadgets and futuristic concepts, Computex, held in Taipei, is more focused on the nuts and bolts of computing. Located close to the heart of global tech manufacturing, this…
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Fox is entering the streaming race in a big way with the upcoming launch of its new digital platform, Fox One. Expected to go live later this year, the service will feature a broad range of content pulled from across the Fox portfolio—including news, weather, business, sports, entertainment, and regional programming. The streaming service will…
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Samsung is no stranger to pushing boundaries, and its latest release—the Galaxy S25 Edge—is a testament to just how far they’re willing to go. At just 0.23 inches thick and weighing under six ounces, this is easily one of the sleekest phones the company has ever made. But does shaving down the body come at…
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The need for reliable communication during emergencies is quite pronounced, when traditional methods of communication such as landlines fail, e.g, an accident or natural disaster. A question arises from this within some circles: Do modern walkie-talkies really deliver on the claims they make? Not Least, the reasons are obvious as to why this technology has…
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Verizon has introduced a satellite-based fallback option for text messaging, allowing certain Android phones to send texts even in areas without cellular coverage. This service, powered by Skylo, was previously available only for emergency messaging on Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 series devices but now supports regular SMS messaging as well. Verizon subscribers using these…
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A senior US military official has warned that China and Russia are making significant progress in developing anti-satellite (ASAT) technologies, including employing “dogfighting” tactics in space to target and potentially disable US satellites. “We’re now witnessing near-peer adversaries focusing on practicing dogfighting in space,” said General Michael Guetlein, vice chief of the US Space Force.…
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Chinese scientists at Shanghai University have determined that a quantum computer from the Canadian firm D-Wave can effectively break a widely used encryption method. The researchers discovered that the D-Wave quantum computer can target Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) encryption, which is utilized by web browsers, VPNs, email services, and chips from companies like Samsung and LG. Additionally,…
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Lenovo has taken a bold step forward in the portable gaming industry with the unveiling of the Legion Go S. This sleek, feature-packed device is designed to cater to gamers who crave power and versatility on the go. The Legion Go S combines advanced hardware, innovative design, and seamless connectivity, offering a compelling alternative in…
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In an increasingly digital world, protecting your personal data from being collected by companies is more important than ever. Here are four simple yet effective strategies to take control of your privacy. 1. Use Privacy-Focused Browsers and Search Engines Switching to a privacy-focused browser, like Brave or Firefox, and using search engines like DuckDuckGo can…
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