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Google Photos’ new “Ask Photos” feature delivers instant results, cutting wait times and letting you find memories faster-no need to pause for Gemini’s analysis. Seamless, speedy, and smarter photo searching is here.

This week’s gear buzz spotlights the eagerly awaited, repair-friendly Fairphone 6, redefining sustainability. Meanwhile, Samsung gears up for its Galaxy Unpacked event, promising innovation and sleek tech surprises.

Facebook’s new AI tool asks users to upload photos for personalized suggestions, blending innovation with convenience. Yet, this move sparks fresh privacy debates on data security and consent in the AI age.

Microsoft unveils Windows 11 Version 25H2, blending sleek design with enhanced performance. This update promises seamless productivity, smarter security, and a refined user experience for the modern PC enthusiast.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 price leak just flipped the narrative-unexpectedly affordable, it’s challenging premium norms and rewriting the foldable playbook before the official reveal. A plot twist nobody saw coming!

Google Docs has finally fixed a persistent design glitch that frustrated users for years. This subtle yet significant update streamlines workflow, proving that even small tweaks can boost productivity and user experience.

In this week’s News Weekly: Samsung teases its highly anticipated Unpacked event, Nothing Phone 3 leaks spark excitement ahead of launch, and more tech revelations shaping the digital landscape. Stay tuned!

A fresh Google Pixel 10 display leak teases cutting-edge tech, leaving fans feeling sidelined-yet whispers of hidden features keep hope alive. The future looks bright, if only a bit elusive for now.

The Google Pixel Watch 3 takes connectivity to new heights with Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding support. This upgrade promises enhanced audio clarity and precision, elevating your smartwatch experience with cutting-edge tech.

You don’t have to post it for Facebook to scan it. Even drafts, deleted posts, or uploaded photos can be analyzed behind the scenes, revealing a silent surveillance that goes beyond what you share.