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1. Google Launches Free Offline AI Dictation App

   Google launched a free offline AI dictation app on iOS, highlighting a shift toward private, on-device speech-to-text tools.

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2. Apple Intelligence Cheat Sheet: A Complete Guide in 2026

   Apple Intelligence brings generative AI to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Learn how it works, key features, supported devices, and how it compares to rivals.

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3. DoorDash Launches App Paying Workers to Train AI

   Your next delivery driver might also be training your AI. Welcome to the gig economy’s newest side quest: data wrangler with a dash of camera work. DoorDash is rolling out a new “Tasks” app that pays couriers to complete small digital jobs, like recording videos and capturing real-world data to help train AI systems. The […]

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4. Comet Hits iOS: Perplexity Brings Its AI Browser to iPhone

   Perplexity’s Comet browser arrives on iPhone with AI-powered summaries, voice search, and agentic features that turn browsing into a smarter experience.

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5. Apple Just Launched an Entire Lineup of AI-Powered Macs, iPhones, and iPads

   Apple unveils a wave of AI-powered devices, including new Macs, iPhones, and iPads, all built around on-device intelligence and next-generation Apple silicon.

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6. Samsung Launches Galaxy S26 Series With Expanded AI Features

   At Galaxy Unpacked 2026, Samsung reveals the AI-powered Galaxy S26 series with a built-in Privacy Display, Perplexity integration, and new Buds4 earbuds.

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7. Meta Tests Standalone ‘Vibes’ App to Compete With OpenAI’s Sora

   Meta is spinning out Vibes into a standalone app. Think TikTok… but every clip is cooked up by AI. After debuting Vibes inside its Meta AI app, the company is now testing a dedicated app that gives AI-generated videos their own spotlight. And in doing so, the tech giant is taking aim squarely at rivals […]

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8. Fitbit Founders Debut AI Platform for Family Health Tracking

   The founders emphasize that Luffu is not positioned as a chatbot or constant monitoring tool. Instead, they describe it as a “guardian."

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9. AI Startup Replit Launches ‘Vibe Coding’ Feature for Building Mobile Apps

   This approach allows developers to create applications through natural language conversations rather than traditional programming syntax.

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10. Bill Gates’ Daughter Gets $30M Funding for Her AI Shopping App Phia

    Yes, she has a name. Phoebe Gates is the co-founder of Phia. Did her father invest in the app? Nope.

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