Beyond Chatting: Anthropic’s Claude Moves Toward True Autonomy with New ‘Computer Use’ Capabilities

In a significant leap toward the realization of fully functional “agentic AI,” Anthropic has officially rolled out a groundbreaking feature that allows its AI model, Claude, to interact directly with computer interfaces. Moving beyond the traditional role of a conversational assistant that merely generates text or code, the latest iterations—specifically the upgraded Claude Sonnet 4.6—can…

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The Short-Lived Era of Tri-Folds: Samsung Signals the Shift Away from Multi-Foldable Smartphones

The tech world’s brief fascination with tri-fold smartphones appears to be reaching an abrupt end, as Samsung—the pioneer of the foldable market—has subtly confirmed a strategic pivot away from the complex form factor. Despite earlier industry buzz suggesting that “Z-fold” or “S-fold” devices would be the next logical step in mobile evolution, recent supply chain…

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Debuts with ‘Agentic AI’ at the Core

At its latest Unpacked event in San Francisco, Samsung unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup, marking a decisive shift toward artificial intelligence-driven features. Unlike previous launches that emphasized hardware upgrades, this year’s spotlight was firmly on software innovation. Leading the series is the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, described as the company’s most powerful smartphone…

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 5G Set for Debut at Galaxy Unpacked: Here’s What to Expect

Samsung is gearing up to unveil its next-generation flagship lineup at its annual Galaxy Unpacked event on February 25, with the spotlight firmly on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 5G. The device is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S26 and S26+ models.Unlike previous years, where the focus was largely on higher megapixel counts…

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AI Summit Embarrassment: Indian University Accused of Showcasing Chinese Robot as Own Innovation

A controversy has erupted at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi after Galgotias University was reportedly asked to vacate its stall for allegedly presenting a Chinese-made robotic dog as its own innovation. The robot, identified by social media users as the Unitree Go2 developed by Unitree Robotics, was showcased under the name “Orion.”In…

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Foldable iPhone in Works as Apple Tests Galaxy Z Flip–Style Design

Apple is reportedly preparing to enter the foldable smartphone market, with its first foldable iPhone likely to debut in 2026. While earlier reports suggested a book-style design similar to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series, a new report indicates Apple is also testing a smaller clamshell-style model.According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is exploring a vertically…

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Crypto Startup Speed Secures $8 Million for Global Expansion

Crypto startup Speed has successfully raised $8 million in fresh funding to accelerate its international growth plans. The company announced that the capital will be deployed to strengthen its technology infrastructure, expand into new markets, and enhance product offerings tailored for global users. According to company executives, the funding round was led by a consortium…

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Centre Considers Revoking X’s Safe Harbour Over Grok Misuse: Report

The Government of India is reportedly examining the possibility of revoking the safe harbour protections granted to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) following allegations of misuse of its AI chatbot, Grok. According to sources, regulators have raised concerns that Grok has been used to disseminate misleading and harmful content, prompting discussions at the highest…

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AWS denies outage after users in US, India report disruptions

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Thursday dismissed reports of a widespread service outage, even as thousands of users in the United States and India flagged disruptions on outage-tracking platforms like Downdetector. The company clarified that its systems were operating normally and attributed the confusion to an unrelated internet issue elsewhere. According to Downdetector, complaints peaked…

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Coupang Says Ex-Employee Stored Data of 3,000 Customers, Denies External Breach

E-commerce giant Coupang said on Thursday it has recovered all leaked personal information involving approximately 3,000 customers, adding that no data has been transferred to anyone outside the company. In a press release, Coupang said it has identified a former employee responsible for the data leak by using forensic evidence, adding that the individual confessed…

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