A federal judge ruled the Trump administration can proceed with a massive $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications. The decision is a major setback for U.S. tech companies that rely on the program, but legal challenges are far from over.
According to a review on XDA-Developers, the Comet browser from Perplexity uses AI to tackle research chaos. Its key features include cross-tab analysis, voice queries, and file uploads to pull data from documents. The writer found it cut down on tedious tab-hopping and manual searching.
Google has filed a lawsuit against Texas-based SerpApi, accusing it of using fake searches to scrape copyrighted material from search results. The lawsuit, filed Friday in California, follows similar action from Reddit against the same company.
Google is testing a new AI assistant called “CC” that connects directly to your Gmail, Drive, and Calendar. The experimental tool is currently limited to paid AI subscribers in the US and Canada. It promises daily summaries and task management via email, raising immediate privacy questions.
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 8.5 software may not include a key Android privacy tool for monitoring app location access. The feature could still arrive in a future update, but its absence in the current beta is notable.
Security researchers have uncovered a frighteningly efficient new Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) called Cellik. Its unique trick is the ability to repackage any legitimate app from the Google Play Store into a malicious version with one click.
A federal judge has blocked T-Mobile from using a tool that scraped customer data from AT&T’s password-protected websites. The data was used to power T-Mobile’s “Easy Switch” price comparison feature, leading AT&T to sue last month.
A Florida middle school went into a full “code red” lockdown after an AI system flagged a student’s clarinet as a weapon. School administrators blamed the student for holding the instrument “as if it were a weapon,” rather than the faulty technology. This follows a similar incident where AI mistook
Bluesky is rolling out a new “Find Friends” feature that takes a radically different approach to contact importing. Instead of uploading and storing your contacts’ data, it uses a multi-step, local matching process to protect everyone’s privacy.
European regulators have launched a new antitrust investigation into Google, focusing on its alleged use of scraped publisher content and YouTube videos to train its generative AI. The case centers on Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode features, which the Commission suspects were built using data col
