Snap unveils new features for $2,200 AR glasses
Snap adds functionality to its high‑price Specs, including a dominoes game demo.
Snap's $2,200 Specs, its latest augmented‑reality glasses, received a software update that adds new features. The author of a recent hands‑on piece highlighted a dominoes game that can be played with another wearer, demonstrating the device's shared AR capabilities. The update also expands the glasses' interaction options, though the price remains a barrier for most consumers.
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macOS 27 Golden Gate brings Siri back and AI upgrades
Apple's macOS 27, dubbed Golden Gate, arrives as both a refinement of the Snow Leopard era and a major step for Apple Intelligence. The update reintroduces Siri to the desktop, positioning it as a central feature. Alongside the voice assistant, the system includes a suite of AI‑driven tools that aim to enhance productivity and workflow for Mac users.
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Google reports limited zero‑click exploits on Pixel phones
Google disclosed that a modem vulnerability in some Pixel devices may be subject to limited, targeted zero‑click attacks. The company noted indications of exploitation and urged users to apply patches promptly. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) responded by giving federal agencies three days to install the necessary updates.
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