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New York introduces social media restrictions for teen accounts: what that means

New York State has enacted a law requiring social media platforms to add warning labels for teen accounts.

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT now offers a year-in-review — 7 prompts to turn it into a ‘Wrapped’

ChatGPT now offers a Year-in-Review recap. I tried it — then used these 7 prompts to turn it into a full ‘ChatGPT Wrapped’ with stats, highlights, habits, and goals.

Tom’s Guide

More Android phones could feel the Magic Cue as this leak spots early signs

An Android leak claimed that Google is working on a version of Magic Cue for more devices.

Android Central

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How Smarter Supply Chains Strengthen Hospitals and Communities

A recent survey showed that 71% of healthcare leaders deal with constant order delays — that's unacceptable to providers and patients.

Medical Daily

Activist group says it has scraped 86m music files from Spotify

Platform with 700m users says it is investigating after Anna’s Archive claims to have scraped tracks and metadata

The Guardian - UK

Google and Samsung in 2025: A defining year for Android’s biggest players

Google and Samsung both had a strong year in 2025, which will shape how 2026 unfolds.

Android Central

Injectable vitamins sold on Etsy containing illegal substances

Which? found items for sale with active ingredients that are illegal to sell without a prescription in the UK

The Independent UK

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We were promised an AI wearable revolution in 2025 – will 2026 finally deliver?

AI wearables two years on

Arc Raiders and The Alters would have been my GOTY picks, until I discovered the depressing thing they have in common

Opinion | It should've been a great year for sci-fi games, but too many of them are using the very technology that the genre's always warned us about

GamesRadar

The state of AI in 2025: How Google, Apple, OpenAI, and others fared

AI continued to grow in 2025, but not in all the ways we expected, and not every company experienced the same level of success. Here's my report card.

Android Central

Sam Altman says he’s “not excited” about being CEO of a public company, raising questions about OpenAI’s long‑term direction

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently indicated that he isn't excited about becoming CEO of a public company amid reports suggesting that the company.

Windows Central

I found a box of old film rolls — and AI helped me recover memories I thought were lost forever

I found a box of undeveloped film negatives and wondered if AI could bring them back. Using Google’s Nano Banana Pro, I turned them into real photos — and the results were unexpectedly emotional

Tom’s Guide

3I/ATLAS Comet's Near Miss Prompts Putin's Rare Space Comment on 'Secret Weapon'

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS passes Earth, stunning scientists with a million-kilometre anti-tail and prompting reflections on humanity's place in the cosmos.

International Business Times

Battlefield 6’s “no AI” stance is under fire after players spotted what appear to be AI‑generated cosmetics in paid content

Players are questioning Battlefield 6 cosmetics after odd visuals and descriptions appear in a paid bundle, conflicting with earlier statements from DICE leadership.

Windows Central

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China's premier GPU maker Biren kicks off Hong Kong IPO — GPU startups vying for Nvidia's crown race to fund AI chip development

Shanghai Biren Technology has begun bookbuilding for a Hong Kong initial public offering aimed at raising as much ad US$624 million as Chinese AI chipmakers accelerate listings to fund expansion.

GamesRadar

Battlefield 6 gets unwanted Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 comparison as AI accusations fly against "hollow and low effort" new artwork

Stickers and menu images are believed to use generative material

The Guardian - UK

MPs question UK Palantir contracts after investigation reveals security concerns

Journalists find Swiss government rejected company over fears US intelligence might gain access to sensitive data

Creative Bloq

Why Gen Z artists are rediscovering anatomy, gesture and plein air painting in 2026

Gen Z are starting to choose easels over screens.

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5 AI tools that bring real holiday magic — and most of them are free

I tested five AI tools that made the holidays more magical, from personalized Santa videos to Elf on the Shelf ideas and stress-free holiday cards.

Tom’s Guide

Getting started with Claude Connectors — how to control apps using AI prompts

Claude Connectors allow you to control external apps right from your prompt box

Creative Bloq

RAM costs are rising and we’ll be the ones paying for it

Hey look, another thing AI is messing up for us.

The Independent UK

Five AI-powered property search apps that could change how you buy your next home

Technology can aid your search and help find areas to live - but it might still be people which make the defining difference

Tom’s Guide

Beat the Christmas scammers with these simple ChatGPT tricks

Don't fall for the Christmas scammers this year by using these chatbot prompts to avoid them.

The Independent UK

Asian shares advance, yen slips after AI stocks push higher on Wall Street

Shares have surged higher in Asia after a rebound in AI-related stocks like Nvidia spurred a rally on Wall Street

The Independent UK

Department stores try to distinguish themselves as beauty lovers turn to TikTok and Amazon

Competition among retailers for a slice of the $129 billion U.S. beauty and personal care market is fiercer than ever due to the ease of e-commerce and the advice shoppers seek on social media instead of in stores

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