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Amazon's Prime Video is trending in Brazil, the Netherlands and Spain, ranking first in Google searches in Brazil and the Netherlands. The surge in attention comes as the streaming service remains one of the most widely used platforms for films and series, though no specific show or announcement has been confirmed as the trigger.
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Jason Momoa is the top trending search term in Mexico on Google right now, drawing more than 100 interactions. No specific event has been confirmed behind the spike, and Mexican outlets are not yet linking it to a particular announcement or incident. One related story circulating in the country involves wrestler Cody Rhodes naming a Mexican figure as the most influential of his career, though its connection to Momoa is not established.
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Polish tennis star Iga Swiatek is among the most searched names across Google in multiple countries, including Spain, India, the Netherlands, Germany, Brazil, Australia, France, Italy and the United States. Polish sports outlet Interia Sport is also running a story about the tragic personal history of one of Swiatek's rivals, which has drawn fresh attention to the world tennis scene and her competitive circle.
- 4New Spectre Attacks and a Wave of Linux Vulnerabilities●This Week in Security: New Spectre Attacks, Crushing Quantity of Linux Vulns, Google Gets Too Much AI, and Hacking Lawnm
Hackaday's weekly security roundup reports new Spectre-style CPU attacks, a large batch of Linux vulnerabilities, concerns that Google is prioritizing AI too heavily, and demonstrated hacks of lawnmowers. The roundup is drawing attention among security enthusiasts for tying together hardware, software and consumer-device threats in one week, with the Spectre variant and the volume of Linux flaws the standouts.
- 5Google prepares new AI model as employees tout stronger one in testing▼Google is about to roll out a new AI model. Employees say they're testing another that's way better.
Google is preparing to release a new AI model, but employees reportedly say a significantly more capable model is already being tested internally. The report suggests the company has a stronger system in development than the one slated for public launch, drawing attention to how Google will stage its next AI releases and respond to competitors.
- 6Mastodon users urge others to try Ecosia to help the planet●If you are interested in helping # SAVE the planet- while searching the # Internet - you might consider testing and usin
Users on Mastodon are recommending Ecosia, a free search engine that plants trees with its ad revenue, as a simple way to help the environment while browsing the web. One user said it works well and makes them and their grandchildren happy, encouraging others to test it alongside alternatives like Google and DuckDuckGo.
- 7Morphe Patches project aims to de-Google Google Maps●Google Maps sin Google Play Services? El proyecto Morphe Patches puede convertir Google Maps en una compilación de “Ungo
The Morphe Patches project can turn Google Maps into an 'Ungoogled Maps' build that runs without Google Play Services. According to its description, it bypasses Play Services checks and uses Android's own location provider, making the app less dependent on Google's infrastructure. It is being discussed among users interested in de-Googled Android setups.
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Russian technology company Yandex has stopped operations at one of its major data centers following a drone attack, according to CNBC. Yandex, often described as Russia's answer to Google, runs search, ride-hailing and delivery services that depend heavily on its computing infrastructure. The halt raises questions about the resilience of Russian internet services amid continued drone strikes, and the news is drawing attention in both French and Russian-speaking markets.
- 9Google Japan unveils conveyor-belt keyboard with moving keys●Google Japan shows off conveyor-belt keyboard with keys that move to fingers
Google Japan has revealed a whimsical experimental keyboard called Gboard, in which keys sit on four conveyor belts that slide past the user's fingers, letting one hand type without reaching across the board. Each belt carries 29 keys, and the design is 3D-printable, with build instructions published openly. The device is a concept piece in Google Japan's annual line of playful Gboard gadgets rather than a product for sale.
- 10US government and Google join $1.8 billion AI biology push▼US government, Google join Zuckerberg-backed Biohub in $1.8 billion push for AI biology data
The US government and Google are joining the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub in a $1.8 billion initiative to build large-scale biology data for artificial intelligence research. The project aims to give AI systems detailed biological datasets, supporting advances in medicine and science. The partnership pairs public funding and Google's technical resources with the Biohub's research infrastructure, drawing attention as one of the larger coordinated efforts to apply AI to the life sciences.
- 11iPhone 18 Pro Cameras Compared Against Pixel 11 Pro▼iPhone 18 Pro Cameras vs. Pixel 11 Pro: One of Them Is Definitely My Favorite
A new comparison pits the iPhone 18 Pro's cameras against those of the Pixel 11 Pro, with the reviewer declaring a clear personal favorite between the two flagship phones. The piece weighs camera quality, features, and performance, fueling ongoing debate among smartphone fans over which of the two rivals takes the better photos.
- 12Google Book accessibility flaws shown running on a Mac●Wanna see how awful the new Google Book accessibility is, right on your Mac if you have one? This runs a real Googlebook
A demo is circulating showing Google Book's new accessibility running in a virtual machine on an Apple Silicon Mac, using GPU acceleration with Chrome working. The poster calls the experience awful and shares the setup so Mac owners can try it themselves. Observers are weighing in on how usable the accessibility features are in practice.
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Ukraine carried out a drone attack on a major data center belonging to Yandex, often described as Russia's equivalent to Google. The strike hit one of the Russian tech company's key server facilities, highlighting Kyiv's continued focus on infrastructure deep inside Russian territory. The attack is being discussed as part of the ongoing exchange of long-range strikes between the two countries.
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The NFL is drawing broad search interest internationally, ranking highly in Google trends in Spain, Germany, the Netherlands and Singapore. One of the discussion points is Andy Reid's record at Allegiant Stadium, with commentary arguing the Kansas City Chiefs coach should pay more attention to his poor results at the Las Vegas venue despite his apparent indifference to it.
- 15JMGO N1S Ultimate 4K projector drops 54% for Prime Day●JMGO N1S Ultimate plummets to $1,299 in an eye-catching 54% Prime Day deal Save $1,500 on the JMGO N1S Ultimate and get
The JMGO N1S Ultimate 4K triple-laser projector has been cut to $1,299 in an Amazon Prime Day deal, a 54% discount saving buyers $1,500. The projector features Google TV and a built-in gimbal stand. Tech writers are highlighting the deal as one of the more eye-catching projector discounts of the Prime Day sale, given the size of the price cut on a premium 4K laser model.
- 16Immich pitched as cheaper Google Photos alternative●Google One 2TB costs $9.99/mo. Immich on PikaPods starts at $5.50/mo. You get the same seamless mobile backup, auto-orga
Users are comparing Google One's 2TB plan at $9.99 per month with running the open-source photo manager Immich on hosting service PikaPods from $5.50 per month. The argument: Immich offers the same automatic mobile backup, auto-organization and face recognition, while photos stay fully under the user's control, with no data mining or lock-in to a big-tech provider.
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The Russian word for manicure is currently one of the most searched terms in Russia, ranking first in Google searches in the region. The query draws high attention with engagement above 500, though no specific event, salon, or public figure connected to the trend is identified in available coverage.
- 18Google launches universal Gemini AI agent for work●Google is launching a one-stop Gemini agent for your work tasks Google is launching a "universal" Gemini AI agent that c
Google has announced a "universal" Gemini AI agent designed to handle work tasks across apps and devices, operating in the background for users. The tool was unveiled at the Gemini at Work event on Thursday and will be available within Gemini. The announcement signals Google's push to make AI agents a central part of everyday productivity software.
- 19Google ships Gemini 4 Argon as staff test next model▼Google ships Gemini 4 Argon while staff quietly test what comes after it
Google has released Gemini 4 Argon, the newest version of its flagship AI model, while internal staff are already testing the successor. The rollout signals the company's accelerating release cadence in the AI race, with development of the next generation underway before the current one has fully reached users. Details on features, pricing, and the timeline for the follow-up model remain limited.
- 20What Google One actually includes, and what costs extra●Google One är Googles samling av molntjänster, men vad ingår egentligen, vad kostar extra och vad kan köpas separat? Och
Google One, Google's bundle of cloud services, is being explained in a guide covering what is included in subscriptions, what costs extra, and what can be bought separately. It also addresses hidden features, how Google Drive and Google Photos fit into the service, and whether Google One is the same thing as Google AI, as the company's AI offerings become increasingly bundled with storage plans.
- 21Google, Meta and U.S. government back $1.8B AI biology push▼Google, Meta, U.S. government join Biohub's $1.8B AI biology effort
Google, Meta and the U.S. government are joining the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub's $1.8 billion effort to apply artificial intelligence to biology. The collaboration brings together major tech companies and federal resources to accelerate research in areas such as protein science and disease study, marking one of the largest cross-sector investments in AI-driven life sciences to date.
- 22GrapheneOS vs. SovereignOS: picking a privacy phone OS●Know Your Threat Level: GrapheneOS vs. SovereignOS — Which One Should You Actually Be Running? https:// lemmy.world/post
A technology discussion is comparing GrapheneOS and SovereignOS, asking users to weigh their personal 'threat level' when choosing a hardened mobile operating system. GrapheneOS, based on Android with strong security hardening for Pixel devices, is often seen as the benchmark, while alternatives pitch greater de-Googling and independence. The debate centers on whether everyday privacy users need maximum security hardening or a more fully de-Googled experience.
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Gmail, Google's email service, is being widely discussed online, with the service's name itself trending among users in Sweden. No specific incident, outage or announcement has been confirmed in connection with the surge in conversation, and those posting have not unified around a single story. The discussion spans general comments about the platform rather than one clear event.
- 24Ukrainian drones knock out Yandex AI data center●📰 Ukraine’s drones knock out AI data center belonging to "Russia’s Google" One damaged data center has supercomputers us
Ukrainian drone strikes have damaged a data center belonging to Yandex, often called 'Russia's Google'. One of the affected facilities housed supercomputers used to train Yandex's AI models, according to Ars Technica. The attack marks a notable escalation in strikes targeting Russia's technology infrastructure, hitting a company central to Russian search, services and artificial intelligence development.
- 25Nothing Reportedly Preparing Its First Home Speaker●Nothing May Finally Give Fans the One Gadget They’ve Been Begging For All signs point to a first-ever Nothing home audio
Nothing, the London-based tech firm led by Carl Pei, may be working on its first-ever home audio product, according to new reports. The company, known for its Ear earbuds and Phone lineup, has long been asked by fans to expand beyond phones and wearables, and a Bluetooth speaker would mark its entry into the smart home audio market currently dominated by Apple, Google and Sonos.
- 26GrapheneOS vs. SovereignOS: Choosing a Private Android●Know Your Threat Level: GrapheneOS vs. SovereignOS — Which One Sh https:// lemmy.world/post/52927162
Privacy-focused Android users are comparing GrapheneOS and SovereignOS to decide which hardened mobile operating system better suits their security needs. The discussion centers on 'know your threat level' — the idea that the right choice depends on whether a user's main concern is mass surveillance, targeted attacks, or simply de-Googling a device. Commenters weigh GrapheneOS's strong sandboxing and update record against SovereignOS's broader de-Googled feature set.
- 27Google Signs Sweeping Nuclear Power Deal With Constellation Energy▼Google and Constellation Energy Strike a Sweeping Nuclear-Power Deal
Google and Constellation Energy have agreed to a sweeping nuclear power deal, according to the Wall Street Journal. The agreement, part of a broader wave of tech companies securing reliable low-carbon electricity, is expected to power Google's data centers and growing AI operations. It marks one of the largest corporate commitments to nuclear energy to date.
- 28Alphabet Predicted to Be One of the Market's Biggest Winners▼Prediction: Alphabet Could Be One of the Market’s Biggest Winners Over the Next 5 Years
A market prediction argues that Alphabet, Google's parent company, could be among the stock market's biggest winners over the next five years. The outlook points to the company's growth prospects as a reason for long-term optimism among investors weighing where to put their money.
- 29Tristan Harris' Tech Nonprofit Lays Off Most Staff●Tristan Harris' Tech Nonprofit Is Laying Off Most Staff and Going 'Founder-Led' https://www.wired.com/story/tristan-harr
The Center for Humane Technology, the nonprofit co-founded by former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris and known for warning about the dangers of social media and artificial intelligence, is laying off most of its staff and shifting to a 'founder-led' operating model. The move marks a major downsizing for an organization that rose to prominence with the Netflix documentary The Social Dilemma and high-profile warnings about attention-harming tech.
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Google and Unity have announced Playground, a new platform for creating games with artificial intelligence. The tool combines Google's AI technology with Unity's game engine, letting developers build game content using AI assistance. The announcement is drawing attention from the gaming and tech industries, where AI-driven game development has become one of the most closely watched trends.
- 31CaixaBank Expands Strategic Collaboration with Google Cloud for AI▼CaixaBank Expands Strategic Collaboration with Google Cloud to Accelerate AI and Data Capabilities
CaixaBank has announced an expanded strategic collaboration with Google Cloud aimed at accelerating its artificial intelligence and data capabilities. The Spanish bank, one of Europe's leading financial institutions, intends to deepen its use of cloud-based AI tools to support digital banking services and data-driven decision-making. Details on the financial terms and specific projects were not disclosed in the announcement.
- 32Google criticised over inaccessible Android accessibility shortcut●New post: Google still can't make an accessibility menu accessible. Put more than one service on Android's accessibility
A developer has criticised Google for an accessibility flaw in Android: when more than one service is assigned to the accessibility shortcut, holding the volume keys opens a menu with no speech output, at the very moment no screen reader is running. The complaint argues Apple and Microsoft solved this problem years ago, renewing debate about whether Google prioritises blind and low-vision users.
- 33Author Serializes 'Psychology of Apocalypse' Book Online●*PSYCHOLOGY OF APOCALYPSE* Ch 1, p. 14 🧵Click panel below for Thread, complete book or, for free pdf copy: drive.google.
An author is sharing chapters of a self-published work, 'Psychology of Apocalypse,' one page at a time on social media, offering the complete book and a free PDF via a Google Drive link. The book, at Chapter 1, page 14 in the latest excerpt, blends psychology, perinatal theory and climate themes under tags like ecopsychology and climate. Reach so far is small, with each excerpt drawing only a couple of likes.
- 34Google's Five-Year Flight Data Debunks the Tuesday Booking Rule▼Google’s Five-Year Flight Data Debunks the “Book on Tuesday” Rule
Google has analysed five years of flight price data and found no reliable advantage to booking flights on a Tuesday, challenging one of travel's most persistent money-saving myths. The findings suggest fares fluctuate based on demand and route factors rather than the day of the week tickets are purchased, prompting travellers to rethink when they search for deals.
- 35Google ordered to halt Finnish datacentre construction over environmental concerns●Google told to halt work on datacentres in Finland over environmental concerns
Finnish authorities have ordered Google to stop work on two datacentre construction sites after the company failed to carry out required environmental impact assessments. The halt applies until the assessments are completed, putting one of Google's key European datacentre expansions on hold. The case highlights growing scrutiny of the environmental footprint of large tech infrastructure projects.
- 36Google Expands Pixel 11 Call Screening to Personal Contacts●Google expands Pixel 11's Call for Me feature to personal contacts 📰 Original title: Pixel 11 users might have Gemini ca
Google is reportedly extending the Pixel 11's Call for Me feature, which uses Gemini to answer calls on the user's behalf, beyond businesses to personal contacts — meaning the assistant could take calls from friends and family members. The report has sparked discussion about how comfortable people are letting AI talk to their loved ones, with some arguing the capability is a genuine feature rather than exaggerated promotion.
- 37Google ready to unveil Thompson Center renovation in Chicago▼Google to pull back the curtain on Thompson Center transformation
Google is preparing to reveal the results of its conversion of Chicago's historic James R. Thompson Center into its new offices. The tech company acquired the state-owned building from Illinois and oversaw an extensive renovation of the postmodern landmark. The upcoming unveiling will show how the once-criticized downtown structure has been transformed into a modern Google workplace.
- 38Google Messages may copy one of iMessage's signature features▼Google Messages could steal iMessage's most addictive feature, and iPhone users won't like it
Google Messages could soon add a feature long associated with Apple's iMessage, according to a report from PhoneArena. The change would bring the two messaging apps closer together, and commentators suggest iPhone users may be unhappy to see Apple lose one of its distinctive advantages in texting.
- 39Microsoft Authenticator moves Android backups to Google One●Microsoft Authenticator will transition its Android backup system to Google One. Discover how this 2027 update affects y
Microsoft plans to shift Microsoft Authenticator's backup system on Android to Google One, with the change rolling out as part of a 2027 update. The move affects how users store and restore their account credentials, raising questions about storage limits and security under the new cloud arrangement. Cybersecurity commentators are flagging what the transition means for account recovery workflows.
- 40Gemini may soon call personal contacts on your behalf●Forget booking restaurant reservations — Gemini could soon call your mom for you Gemini could expand from annoying busin
Google's Gemini assistant could expand its phone-call feature from businesses to personal contacts, allowing the AI to ring friends or family on a user's behalf. The capability was flagged in an Android Authority report, which suggests Gemini may soon handle calls beyond restaurant reservations and other routine bookings. The news has drawn attention on tech forums, with observers weighing the convenience of AI-made calls against the awkwardness of having a bot contact your loved ones.
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