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  • Aug 12 2026

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    A newly published Apple patent application describes a system for deciding, in real time, whether to interrupt what someone is doing on a device or leave them alone. The application was filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on February 5, 2026, and published on August 6, 2026, as s...

  • Aug 12 2026

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    Apple appears to be developing a retail trade-in system that would let customers save a trade-in offer to the Wallet app for up to 90 days, based on code seen by MacRumors. Discovery in Apple's Guide App References to the system were found in an update to Apple's Guide app. Guide is used by Apple em...

  • Aug 12 2026

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    Amazon Games is stepping away from publishing two major MMOs, Throne and Liberty and Lost Ark. The company announced that it will no longer be involved with these titles, transferring operations to their respective developers. Throne and Liberty Developed by NCSoft, Throne and Liberty will see its p...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    Anthropic Confirms AI Text Watermarking for Claude Anthropic has formally confirmed that it will watermark text generated by its AI models, including Claude, signaling the company’s compliance with European Union regulations that came into effect earlier this month. The announcement positions Anthro...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    Apple appears to be working on a new iOS feature designed to verify whether a photograph was captured with an iPhone camera. According to a report from 9to5Mac, code references in the iOS 27 beta 5 suggest the development of an “Apple Reference Image” system. This system could embed provenance metad...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    In a significant development for Android app market competition, Aptoide has become the first rival app store to return to Google Play in the US. The Portugal-based app distributor announced on Monday that its games store is once again available for direct download from Google Play, marking the firs...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    Apple's New Photo Authentication System Apple is developing a new photo provenance system called "Apple Reference Image" that will verify whether an image was captured with an iPhone camera. The feature was discovered in a privacy disclosure within iOS 27 beta 5, though it is not yet active for user...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    AGC Tenwek Cardiothoracic Centre – Open Roles AGC Tenwek Cardiothoracic Centre has announced four job vacancies for 2026. Applications must be submitted by August 17, 2026. Why the Opportunity Matters AGC Tenwek Cardiothoracic Centre is a specialized heart care facility dedicated to delivering life‑...

  • Aug 11 2026

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    LeadershipCareers== H1 ==AI Is Creating A ‘Human Premium’—5 Career Skills Suddenly Worth More ByBryan Robinson, Ph.D., Senior Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. author of Chained to the Desk in a Hybrid World: A Guide to Balance.Follow AuthorAug 10, 20...

  • Aug 07 2026

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    Android may soon let you generate custom lockscreen clocks with AI. According to 9to5Google, Android Canary 2608 includes an interface for creating lockscreen clock designs using AI prompts — similar to Android’s “Create My Widget” feature. The tool also lets you upload a reference image or pick fro...

  • Aug 06 2026

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    Vacant Positions at Africa Global Logistics (AGL) Africa Global Logistics (AGL) has announced seven job vacancies for 2026. The deadline for applications has not been specified. Why the Opportunity Matters AGL is the reference multimodal logistics operator in Africa and part of the MSC family. With ...

  • Aug 05 2026

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    Apple Vision Pro speeds up surgery by almost 20%, according to a new peer-reviewed study from UC San Diego. Surgeons who used Apple's spatial computer as their primary display during a tear duct procedure finished operations about 19% faster than those using a traditional monitor. The Study at a Gla...