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Android users may be owed money from $135 million settlement. Here’s how to see if you qualify

It was not clear how much settlement class members would receive

The Independent UK

Android is getting its own proximity-based file-transfer feature similar to Apple's NameDrop — here's what we know about Tap to Share

Android is getting its own proximity-based file-sharing feature, and it seems ready to take on Apple's NameDrop.

Tom’s Guide

AI's power demands give carbon capture a new push

Tech companies are taking a fresh look.

Axios

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Google Pixel voicemail finally lets you record custom greetings in a new beta

Take a Message is finally replacing the Google Assistant greeting with custom ones in the latest beta.

TechRadar

Anthropic is bringing Claude's AI power to Microsoft Word

Anthropic continues to grow its Claude plug-in offerings, this time bringing deeper support for Microsoft Word.

TechRadar

Google Messages now gives you a second chance to recover deleted chats

Google Messages now includes a trash folder to recover deleted chats within 30 days.

Android Central

AI Data Center Boom Falters as 60+ Projects Are Scrapped or Stalled

The United States is building AI data center infrastructure at a pace not seen since the interstate highway program, and the strains are beginning to show.

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Here's why the Nothing Phone 4a Pro is the only $499 phone I'd buy

If you've got just $499 to spend on a new phone, you might be surprised how much you can get with Nothing.

Android Central

I just tried DuckDuckGo’s new anonymous AI photo editor and it’s a game changer

Learn how to use text prompts with Duck.ai to edit your images in complete privacy.

Tom’s Guide

The wide foldable is finally here, and it didn’t come from Samsung

Huawei beats rivals with a wider foldable, but unclear pricing, limited availability, and missing Google services could still hold it back.

Android Central

Quantum computers are coming to break our codes faster than anyone expected

Online data is generally pretty secure. Assuming everyone is careful with passwords and other protections, you can think of it as being locked in a vault so strong that even all the world’s supercomputers, working together for 10,000 years, could not crack it.

The Conversation

Linux 7.0 enables three new AI-specific keys for keyboards, an apparent expansion beyond the Copilot key — Google authors both the HID spec and the kernel patch

The Linux 7.0 kernel has merged support for three new keycodes intended for a coming wave of laptops with dedicated AI agent keys.

Tom’s Hardware

I replaced my notes app with Gemini’s new Notebooks — and I’m not going back

Google just added notebooks to Gemini — I used it to replace my notes app and organize my entire workflow. Here’s what actually happened.

Tom’s Guide

Samsung Is Ending Its Messages App — What You Need to Do Before July

If you use Samsung Messages, you may need to switch soon. Here’s what to know before the app stops working.

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Grant Cardone Says Buy Now: Housing Markets With ‘Phenomenal’ Deals in 2026

Grant Cardone explained which U.S. housing markets offer the best buying opportunities in 2026, plus metros investors may want to approach cautiously.

TechRadar

'$15K bill destroyed a solo developer’s startup': How hackers are using leaked Google API keys to ‘go wild’ with Gemini AI for free

Developers’ public API keys now function as live Gemini AI credentials, enabling attackers to run costly and unauthorized operations.

Android Central

I changed my embarrassing Gmail username without losing anything, and you can too

Changing an embarrassing old email without nuking your whole account feels long overdue.

Android Central

I use these two Android features to trick my international friends into thinking I'm fluent in their languages

Google offers two useful translation features that streamline communication when you don't speak the same language.

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TurboQuant isn't the RAM crisis savior you're hoping for, analysts say — as memory prices continue to look bleak

Where are we now with the RAM crisis? It's still bleak, despite some positive glimmers of late — and I wouldn't rely on TurboQuant to save the day.

TechRadar

ICYMI: the 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from DJI's new robovac to Artemis II iPhone photos

It's been another packed week in the world of tech, and you can catch up with the major stories here.

Tom’s Guide

Samsung is killing Messages for millions of users — here's your escape plan

Samsung is replacing Messages with Google Messages, here's how to make the switch.

Tom’s Guide

Nothing Phone 4a Pro review: A solid sub-$500 phone let down by its altered looks

There's a lot to love about the Nothing Phone 4a Pro, like strong cameras and battery life, but I wish Nothing hadn't made such radical changes to its appearance.

Tom’s Guide

I use these 10 ChatGPT prompts to find hidden gem restaurants — they’ve never failed me

I tested 10 ChatGPT prompts to find new restaurants — and now I use them every time I want somewhere new. Here’s how they work (and why they’re so reliable).

Tom’s Guide

The great Android vs. iPhone debate is way different from what it was over a decade ago — here’s why

In 2026, the Android vs. iPhone debate continues to rage on, but the reasons to choose one over the other might actually surprise you.

Barchart

Intel Surges Before Q1 Earnings Report—Should You Buy INTC Stock?

Intel is set to report its first-quarter results against a backdrop of ongoing transformation. Its Q1 financials may reflect lingering supply constraints.

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