Ryan Haines / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: Spotify appears to be down at the moment. Thousands of reports are coming in that the service is experiencing issues. If you were trying to listen to some music or your morning podcast on your drive to work today, you may have noticed that there’s […]
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Every organization has knowledge that is uniquely its own: the way its business operates, the data it has built over time, the expertise of its people and the context behind thousands of everyday decisions. As powerful AI models become more widely available, that unique business intelligence matters more than ever. The difference will come from […]
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Joe Maring / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: A Google Photos bug is causing an issue with the app’s editor. The Share, Edit, Add to, and Trash buttons become unresponsive after a photo is edited. Google has confirmed the bug and has offered workarounds as it fixes the issue. Google Photos makes it […]
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Audiences today discover brands and purchase products across a wide range of formats, including vertical video. As customer journeys span so many touchpoints, advertisers need a smart platform that unifies media buying and ads that deliver the best ROI. We’re introducing Vertical Video Unification with Google Display & Video 360, making it possible to buy […]
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If you are evaluating an AI data platform this year, you have probably noticed how similar the shortlists sound. In vendor meetings, the same terms keep coming up: disaggregated, unified, open, intelligent and no lock-in. NetApp describes a platform that is “disaggregated and intelligent from the beginning so that storage, services and control scale independently […]
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A hot potato: It seems data center developers will do anything to convince angry residents to allow these facilities to be built. But despite every household in Hazle, Pennsylvania, being promised $10,000 if a local data center is allowed to be constructed, many people are still saying no. In June, a letter was sent to […]
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Crypto exchange operators and digital depositories in Russia will be able to apply for entry into official registers from October 5, when new Bank of Russia admission rules take effect. The move gives firms a route into the regulated crypto market envisioned by a law that took effect in September. Each applicant still needs a […]
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Bank-owned US payments operator The Clearing House has chosen Quant to supply software for a planned network for tokenized bank deposits. The September 24 deal gives Quant a role in moving digital representations of bank deposits between institutions, but it doesn’t address whether those transactions require Quant’s QNT utility token. QNT registered an intraday high […]
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In context: Android smartphone maker Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro, its new flagship audio product, which it claims combines an elevated listening experience for consumers with studio-grade production and mixing features for professionals. It succeeds last year’s Nothing Headphone (1), which TIME named one of its Best Inventions of 2025. The biggest change […]
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Ripple effect: Microsoft may be backing away from the Copilot+ PC branding, but it’s doubling down on the bigger idea behind it: turning AI into a layer that actively runs your computer and gets work done for you. Its latest Copilot overhaul pushes that vision further than before, combining Office, coding tools, and autonomous agents […]
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