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    Dreambeans now in India: What to know about Google’s personalised AI visual stories app

    Google has launched its innovative Dreambeans app in India, aimed at transforming personal moments into captivating visual stories. By utilizing data from services like Gmail and Photos, the app crafts unique narratives that resonate with users' experiences. Privacy is prioritized, allowing users to curate what they share and disconnect services anytime.

    Refurbished iPhones gain popularity in India as new smartphone prices rise; iPhone 13, 14 and 15 lead demand

    India's refurbished smartphone sector is booming as shoppers lean towards affordable options. With skyrocketing prices on new models, older favorites like the iPhone are gaining traction. Retailers such as ControlZ and Cashify are witnessing a sales surge, notably among premium devices. This upward trend is observable in both urban hubs and smaller towns, with trade-in values on the rise.

    From shareholders to partners: How Google and Meta’s Jio investments evolved into an AI alliance

    Meta and Google, originally minority shareholders in Jio Platforms, are now forming strategic partnerships with Reliance. The new collaborations focus on enterprise AI initiatives and dedicated cloud infrastructure in India. Meta's joint venture will leverage Llama models for developing AI platforms, while Google focuses on establishing cloud services. Both companies aim to enhance Reliance's capabilities in AI and cloud technology sectors.

    Inside Google's Gemini safety strategy: Protecting children, verifying age and tackling AI misinformation

    To tackle rising child safety concerns linked with AI, Google is taking proactive steps as children engage with chatbots. The focus is on ensuring age-appropriate interactions, encouraging parental oversight, and promoting responsible AI use. The upcoming Gemini platform will feature age assurance technology to evaluate users' ages based on their behavior.

    Google faces UK court over app store charges

    A class action lawsuit against Google opens in London Tuesday, with the technology giant accused of earning excessive commissions from its app store, impacting 20 million UK consumers and businesses. Google meanwhile reached a £260-million settlement in a class action brought on behalf of thousands of UK developers, which was approved by the Competition Appeal Tribunal last month.

    Fitbit Air launched: Google has launched the Fitbit Air in India, bringing a screenless fitness tracker with round the clock heart rate, sleep and SpO2 monitoring to a segment that already has Noise, Amazfit and Whoop fighting for the same wrist space.

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