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- Jul 15, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for TechCabal
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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How Google's Daily Brief works and how to set it up (opens the original)
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Google wants your morning to start with an AI assistant that has already read your inbox, scanned your calendar, and figured out what needs your attention each day. That’s the idea for Daily Brief, a new agent inside the Gemini app that Google introduced at I/O 2026 alongside a broader push to turn Gemini from a chatbot you prompt into an assistant that proactively works in the background. This article explains what Daily Brief does, how to turn it on, and why you may not be able to use it yet.
What is Gemini Spark, and what can it actually do for you? (opens the original)
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Google has spent the last two years teaching Gemini to answer questions faster. With Gemini Spark, it’s trying something different: an AI that doesn’t wait for you to ask. Announced at Google I/O in May 2026, Gemini Spark is Google’s always-on personal AI agent. Instead of the usual prompt-and-response routine, Spark runs continuously in the background, checking your inbox, watching your calendar, and completing multi-step tasks across your Google apps without you having to sit and supervise it.
Kelvin Obasuyi says banking taught him who finance leaves behind (opens the original)
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Kelvin Obasuyi says his mother used to tell him that there is dignity in labour. It is a piece of advice that has guided him through years of work that rarely looked dignified from the outside: a chocolate popcorn business that folded within a year, selling varsity jackets, and freelance data analysis for anyone willing to pay. “I was [doing] anything I could do for money,” he says. Years later, as an entrepreneur, his mother’s words stopped being about his own survival and became about everyone
Google's Intelligent Eyewear vs Ray-Ban Meta glasses: Key differences explained | TechCabal (opens the original)
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Smart glasses are now in high demand. Meta and EssilorLuxottica sold over seven million AI glasses in 2025, more than triple sales for 2023 and 2024. What used to be a camera bolted onto a pair of sunglasses can now give you turn-by-turn directions, translate a conversation as it happens, or let you reply to a WhatsApp message with a flick of your wrist. Meta has already put its Ray-Ban Display glasses in customers’ hands. Google is now moving to challenge that dominance with Google Intelligent
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