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    Google announces Gemini 4 Argon AI model●Gemini 4 ArgonYhnBusinessStartups1.7K1 h ago

    Google has published an announcement for Gemini 4 Argon on its official blog, introducing the new model in its Gemini family. Details beyond the launch itself are limited in the snippet, but the news is drawing heavy attention from the tech community, with readers actively discussing the release and what it signals for the competitive AI model landscape.

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    Claude Opus 5.5 Quickly Gains Ground in AI Coding Tasks●𝕏xSE20K3 h ago

    Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 is reportedly making rapid progress on AI coding benchmarks, closing the gap with rival models shortly after release. Developers and AI observers are weighing its performance on real-world programming tasks against competitors from OpenAI and Google, with early user reports driving much of the discussion about how large the improvement actually is.

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    Germany marks monthly Digital Independence Day to leave Big Tech●📅 Heute ist Digital Independence Day: Jeden ersten Sonntag im Monat gibt es landesweit Aktionen, um Stück für Stück zu dMmastodonTechnologySoftware284 h ago

    Germany's Digital Independence Day takes place on the first Sunday of each month, with nationwide events encouraging people to switch step by step to democratic, privacy-friendly alternatives to major US tech platforms. Providers such as Google and Microsoft are the main targets, and institutions like Berlin's adult education centres are offering year-round courses and workshops on moving away from them.

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    HealthCoach app readies for Google Play launch●I'll be submitting to the Google Play store tomorrow, it's been a while so not sure how long that will take. And once doMmastodonHealthFitness03 h ago

    A developer behind HealthCoach, an Android fitness app built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose, says the app will be submitted to the Google Play store, with Google Drive integration to open for general use once approved. Until then, the app can be installed via sideloading its APK, though review times are uncertain since it has been a while since the last submission.

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    EFF launches Opt-Out October to help users quit Big Tech●https://www. eff.org/pages/welcome-opt-out- october-lets-take-control-our-data-and-our-devices A guided, step by step apMmastodonTechnologyInternet33 h ago

    The Electronic Frontier Foundation has launched Opt-Out October, a guided, step-by-step campaign to help people reduce their reliance on Big Tech platforms and regain control of their data and devices. Supporters online are promoting it as a chance to explore alternatives like the fediverse and take back control of the internet, with privacy advocates encouraging others to take part throughout the month.

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    Hidden Google Maps settings improve Android Auto navigation●I changed these hidden Google Maps settings; now my Android Auto navigation is miles better✉newsTechnologyMobile3 h ago

    Android Auto users are being pointed to a handful of little-known Google Maps settings that reportedly make in-car navigation noticeably smoother. The tips, shared by Android Police, cover tweaks buried in the app that improve routing and the driving experience on Android Auto. Drivers are trading their own preferred settings and checking whether the changes make a difference on their daily commutes.

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