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Google Keep Users Stunned by New Reminders Update – Google Tasks Takes Over

Uživatelé Google Keep ohromeni novou aktualizací připomínek – Google Tasks přebírá kontrolu

Dlouho očekávaná integrace Po léta působily Google Keep a Google Tasks — dvě z nejznámějších produktivních aplikací Googlu — podivně nepropojeně, přestože měly překrývající se účel. Google Keep je oblíbená aplikace na poznámky, která uživatelům umožňovala nastavovat časové nebo místní připomínky u
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Technology News

  • Brussels Eyes a Cookie-Law Overhaul, Leaning on the GDPR
    October 26, 2025, 6:32 PM EDT. Policy-makers and industry players debate how to simplify the e-Privacy Directive's cookie rules. Franck Thomas of IAB Europe argues that moving cookie regulation to the GDPR would adopt a more flexible, risk-based approach, letting firms rely on bases like legitimate interest while protecting users. He stresses the need to balance privacy rights with Europe's tech competitiveness, warning against a light-touch regime. Privacy advocates push back: expanding 'essential' tracking could smuggle in analytics and adtech personalization, risking weaker consent. The debate will flare again as the Commission gears up for an advertising-focused Digital Fairness Act. The piece notes a late update to include Birgit Sippel's comment, underscoring the clash between simplification and strong privacy campaigns.
  • iPad Pro to Gain Vapor Chamber Cooling with M6 Model
    October 26, 2025, 6:30 PM EDT. Power On reports that Apple is planning a subtle but impactful upgrade for the next-gen iPad Pro: a vapor chamber cooling system for the thinner, fanless design. After overhauling cooling with the M4 iPad Pro (copper heatsink behind the Apple logo), Apple aims to push performance further with a vapor chamber on the M6. The move echoes the use of vapor chambers in the iPhone 17 Pro lineup to curb overheating during gaming. Even with the base 14-inch MacBook Pro, thermals on the M5 can throttle under heavy load. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman notes the road map shows the feature and could arrive in an 18-month cycle, around spring 2027, likely paired with a 2nm M6 chip. What do you think of this upgrade?
  • Utah AI Detects Intestinal Parasites in Stool Samples Faster and More Accurately
    October 26, 2025, 6:28 PM EDT. An AI-driven tool from ARUP Laboratories and Techyte uses a convolutional neural network to detect intestinal parasites in stool samples with higher sensitivity than traditional microscopy. Trained on 4,000 parasite-positive samples from 26 parasite classes across the globe, the deep-learning model identified 169 additional organisms missed in manual reviews and demonstrated improved clinical sensitivity, enabling detection at earlier stages or lower parasite levels. The approach could transform how laboratories diagnose parasitic infections worldwide. The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, emphasizes that human experts input remain crucial, underscoring a synergy between trained personnel and powerful AI. ARUP was the first lab to implement AI in this context.
  • iOS 26 Keyboard Bug Frustrates iPhone Users, Spurs Feedback to Apple
    October 26, 2025, 6:26 PM EDT. iPhone users on iOS 26 are reporting a keyboard bug that makes typing errors spike, sometimes registering adjacent keys (typing U yields J or H). A video by YouTuber Michi NekoMichi demonstrates the issue with autocorrect off, suggesting the problem isn't predictive hitboxes. The clip sparked chatter on YouTube and Reddit about a software glitch rather than user error. There's no official fix yet; Apple's path is to file feedback via the Apple Feedback Portal and await a future update. The bug has dominated discussions alongside other iOS 26 changes, though the exact scope remains unclear and Apple hasn't publicly acknowledged a patch timeline.
  • Nvidia's 'neocloud army' lands in Australia: chips, data centers and a global power battle
    October 26, 2025, 6:06 PM EDT. Australia becomes the stage for Nvidia's neocloud strategy-a push to influence the global compute market by backing new rivals rather than ceding capacity to the biggest players. The piece centers on a $1.9 billion valuation and explains how Nvidia seeks to own parts of the data centers and chips ecosystem, rather than leave everything to the likes of Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. By underwriting a new breed of competitors, Nvidia aims to maintain strategic leverage over AI-ready cloud infrastructure and compute resources. The narrative casts the developing battle as one of the planet's fiercest corporate power struggles, with Australia positioned at the frontline of who controls the future of AI-enabled technology, chips, and digital infrastructure.