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- Aug 24, 2026
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Carrier Pidge: hilarious chat app sends messages via digital birds (opens the original)
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A new iOS chat application called Carrier Pidge is intentionally slowing down digital communication by using simulated homing pigeons to deliver messages based on the actual physical distance between users. In an era where messaging platforms compete on instant delivery speed, developer Noah Iarrobino took the opposite approach. Every message sent through Carrier Pidge is carried by a digital bird that travels at a realistic speed, meaning recipients on the other side of the world face significa
Gemini users can now toggle visible watermarks on AI content (opens the original)
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Google has updated its Gemini and Google Flow platforms to allow users to toggle visible watermarks on and off for AI-generated images, videos and music tracks. Josh Woodward, vice president at Google, announced that users can disable visible watermarking on images generated by AI Nano Banana, videos created with Omni and audio tracks generated via Lyria. However, visible watermarks will remain mandatory in regions with strict disclosure laws, such as China. While Google did not disclose a detai
Chrome and Edge to embed AI in the browser (opens the original)
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Tech giants Google and Microsoft are preparing to embed on-device artificial intelligence directly into their Chrome and Edge web browsers, although the background feature will require users to hold at least 20GB of free storage space. Google confirmed Chrome can automatically download on-device generative AI models to local hardware provided the device meets performance thresholds, uses an unmetered internet connection and maintains roughly 20GB of available disk space. The background AI model
Microsoft quietly removes Windows 11 RAM recommendation (opens the original)
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Microsoft has quietly deleted an official advice article recommending up to 32 gigabytes of random-access memory (RAM) for optimal Windows 11 performance, a move that comes as the tech giant pushes budget Surface devices equipped with just 8GB of memory amid soaring global component prices. The pulled post on the Windows Learning Centre previously advised that 16GB of system memory should serve as the baseline requirement for Windows 11, while 32GB was recommended for peak performance, particula
Chip maker CXMT rejects Apple bid to cut DRAM prices (opens the original)
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Chinese memory chip manufacturer ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has rejected Apple’s demands for lower DRAM prices, countering with rates comparable to or even higher than industry competitors in a move that threatens to push up future iPhone costs. Apple has long relied on a dual-sourcing strategy—leveraging alternative suppliers offering lower prices to pressure its main partners—to keep component costs down. While historically effective, the approach severely squeezed memory manufacturer
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