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Anthropic will scan open-source projects for security bugs at no cost. Here is who can apply, what you get, and what to watch for.
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Cloudflare Clef Explained: Open Decision Models That Score Answers, Not Write Essays
Cloudflare’s new Clef models score answers instead of writing them. Here is the price, the specs and what to check before you switch.
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Let’s Encrypt 64-Day Certificates Arrive Feb 10: Is Your Renewal Ready?
Let’s Encrypt is cutting its default certificate life from 90 to 64 days. Here’s the timeline and the quick check that keeps your site’s padlock on.
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Pixel Watch Safety Signal Is Ending December 12: What LTE Owners Should Do Now
Google is shutting down Safety Signal, the LTE fallback for Pixel Watch 2 and 3. Here’s what changes for your emergency features and how to stay covered.
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The SmartThings Redesign Is Now on Android: What Changed and How to Get It
Samsung’s new SmartThings look has reached Android with a floating tab bar and smaller cards. Here’s what’s new and how to update.
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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 6.1 Brings Pixel 11 Into the Test: What’s Fixed and How to Join
Google’s Beta 6.1 finally adds the Pixel 11 series to the Android 17 test group. Here’s what’s fixed, who can install it, and whether you should.
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OpenAI Decisions API Explained: Typed Answers at $0.10 per Million Tokens, With Caveats
OpenAI now has an API that returns probabilities and picks instead of paragraphs. Here is what it costs, what it can do, and where early tests say to be careful.
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Gemini Agent Is Google’s New AI Coworker: What It Does and Who Gets It
Google Cloud just unveiled a single AI agent that plans, codes and schedules for you. Here’s what we know, and what’s still missing.
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Wikimedia OpenAI Agents: What the Unapproved Edits Mean for the Open Web
Wikimedia says OpenAI agents made unapproved edits and millions of requests. Here’s what was found and what it means.
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One UI 9 Update Is Live for Galaxy S25 and Fold 7: What to Know Before You Install
Samsung’s Android 17-based One UI 9 is reaching Galaxy S25 and 2025 foldables in the US. Here’s who has it, what’s new and how to install it.