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Google Chrome introduces new autofill features for faster, more accurate online form filling. These updates, available on desktop, iOS, and Android, pull personal info from Google Wallet and display more contextual suggestions. International address support and phonetic name recognition for Japan are also in the pipeline.

Pixel Phone Users Rejoice: Now Your Phone Can Act as a Webcam for Switch Twos GameChat Feature

Apples foldable iPhone, the iPhone Fold, is reportedly moving towards pre-mass production, potentially launching in September 2026. This crease-free design, a first in the market, could revolutionize the foldable phone space. However, it comes with a steep price tag of up to $2,399, making it the most expensive foldable phone. Despite the high cost, Apples engineering feat could set a new standard for foldable technology, with consumers potentially willing to pay the premium for a truly crease-free experience.

AWSs re:Invent conference unveiled AI advancements, but industry analysts question if these will significantly boost enterprise AI adoption or change AWSs standing in the competitive AI landscape. Despite AWSs leadership in cloud infrastructure, its enterprise AI offerings face stiff competition from companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google. A recent MIT study found that ninety-five percent of enterprises are not yet seeing a return on investment from their AI efforts, suggesting that many businesses may not be ready to fully utilize advanced AI tools. While AWS is innovating rapidly, some experts suggest that partnering with other AI leaders might be a more effective strategy.

AWS Unveils AI Tools, Hollywood vs AI, Autolane Raises Funds for Robotaxi Traffic Control

eSIM technology, though around for a decade, is still underutilized, with only 5% global adoption. Limited phone compatibility has hindered growth. However, recent developments like Apples eSIM-only iPhones and Googles Pixel ten are pushing adoption. The US is leading in eSIM-enabled devices, with Chinas potential entry, especially from local manufacturers, set to boost growth. Travel is another significant driver, with eSIMs gaining popularity due to convenience and security, potentially leading to wider everyday use.

Grand Theft Auto Onlines new expansion, A Safehouse in the Hills, introduces KnoWays robotaxis, causing chaos and raising real-world concerns about autonomous vehicles and surveillance. Players can engage with these issues as the games developers draw inspiration from real-life events, offering an outlet for frustrations.

Elon Musks X, formerly Twitter, faces a €120 million EU fine for violating regulations, particularly regarding its deceptive blue checkmark verification system. The EUs Digital Services Act, which governs online platforms, requires transparency and accessibility, which X failed to meet. This is the DSAs first non-compliance ruling, emphasizing the EUs commitment to ethical online operations.

Sunil Rajaramans Hamlet company, born from his unsuccessful city council run, uses AI to decipher local government meetings. Now, Hamlet TV on TikTok and YouTube aims to engage citizens with humorous and important moments, fostering democracy. Hamlet, funded with ten million dollars, offers enterprise clients agenda tracking and meeting summaries. Rajaramans goal: Hamlet as the Bloomberg of local government, with free tools for local journalists.