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Google is gearing up to introduce a new "compass" feature in its Find My Device app, offering users more precise directions when searching for lost items. The feature will likely leverage ultra-wideband (UWB) technology for accurate indoor tracking, bringing Android closer to Apple's Find My network, which has used UWB since 2019.
The vulnerability in Google Cloud Document AI’s batch processing feature allowed unauthorized access to sensitive data and potential malware insertion. Google initially issued a partial fix but later confirmed a more comprehensive solution in early September, following further pressure from researchers.
The new “compass” feature in the Find My Device app will guide users with directional cues to locate lost devices, and is expected to work with UWB trackers. Although currently not active, this update hints at significant improvements in device tracking.
Mohan joined Google in 2008 after the company’s acquisition of DoubleClick, a pivotal move that helped establish Google as a dominant force in digital advertising.
Google's upcoming feature will integrate C2PA standards into its search results, helping users identify whether images are real, edited, or AI-generated. The initiative aims to enhance transparency and trust in digital content, though challenges remain in broad adoption across different platforms and devices.
Google’s Pixel Watch 3 offers users the ability to pair with various gym equipment brands to share real-time heart rate data. While some brands like Garmin, Life Fitness, and TechnoGym are not currently supported, Google plans to expand compatibility in the future.
The flaw, known as CloudImposer, was found in GCP’s Composer dependency installation process and could have enabled attackers to execute code remotely on millions of servers.
One of the standout additions in Android 15 for Automotive is a redesigned homescreen dock, streamlining access to essential apps and functions.
Reports indicate that Google is set to shift its semiconductor manufacturing from Samsung to TSMC, with the Tensor G5 and Tensor G6 chips planned for production on TSMC’s advanced 3nm and 2nm processes, respectively. This decision is driven by Samsung's poor yield rates and TSMC's superior technology.
The Biden administration has launched an interagency task force to support the development of large-scale AI clusters in the U.S. This initiative will help establish new data centers and enhance the energy infrastructure, reflecting the critical role of AI in future technology advancements and the massive investments required.
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