Google Gemini Gears Up: Subscription Model and Gmail Integration on the Horizon Get ready for a revamped Google Gemini! Recent reports hint at significant changes brewing for Google's conversational AI, including a subscription model and exciting new features for Android users. A Premium Touch: Subscription Model on the Table Rumor has it that Google is exploring a subscription model for its AI offerings. This could include premium features powered by Gemini, like advanced search functionalities within Google Search. The current search experience would likely remain free, but the subscription tier might unlock exclusive AI-powered capabilities. Smart Replies Hitting Your Inbox: Gemini in Gmail Exciting news for Android users! Code-digging suggests that Google is integrating Gemini directly into the Gmail app. This could translate to AI-powered reply suggestions, making email communication faster and more efficient. Imagine Gemini intelligently crafting responses based on the cont...

 Taking a secret word isn't the main way a programmer can break into your web-based accounts. It's for some time been known that malware can likewise steal from a program's treats to seize your login meetings. Presently Google is attempting to ruin the danger with another model component for the Chrome program. The framework is designated "Gadget Bound Meeting Certifications," and will utilize encryption to keep programmers from commandeering a client's login meetings through such treat burglary. The objective for the undertaking is for it to turn into an "open web standard." Web treats are basically text records that your program can use to recollect your site inclinations, including verification and keeping a login meeting dynamic. The issue is that treats can be not difficult to take if malware has previously compromised a casualty's PC. "Treat burglary like this occurs after login, so it sidesteps two-factor verification and some other l...

Silent Guardian: Volunteer Discovers Backdoor in Popular Linux Tool The world of Linux narrowly dodged a cyber security bullet thanks to the vigilance of a volunteer developer. In a story highlighting the importance of open-source communities, a volunteer working on their own time identified a malicious backdoor hidden within the XZ Utils, a widely used compression format for Linux systems. XZ Utils and the Backdoor Threat The XZ Utils are a set of tools used for compressing and decompressing files on Linux systems. Alarmingly, a backdoor – a hidden method for attackers to gain unauthorized access – was discovered embedded within versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 of these critical tools. This backdoor, if left undetected, could have potentially compromised millions of Linux machines worldwide. The Hero Behind the Keyboard The individual who identified this backdoor threat remains unnamed, highlighting the selfless nature of their work. This volunteer developer, working outside their regular job...

  The total solar eclipse is just a week away! On Monday, April 8th, the United States will be treated to a spectacular celestial event. But will clouds rain on your parade? Here's a breakdown of the latest weather forecast for the eclipse. Central US May See Clouds While the forecast is still developing, there's a chance of clouds and rain for parts of the southern and central United States. This could unfortunately impact viewing in these areas. East Coast Looking Clear There's better news for the East Coast! Current predictions suggest skies will be relatively clear, potentially offering some of the best viewing conditions in the country. Even the Midwest could have decent viewing opportunities, with a chance for patchy showers. When and Where to See the Eclipse The eclipse will occur on Monday, April 8th. The totality, the period when the moon completely covers the sun, will last for about three to four minutes. The path of totality, a 115-mile-wide strip stretching fr...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google fellow benefactors Larry Page and Sergey Brin cherished pulling tricks, to such an extent they started moving freakish thoughts each April Nitwits' Day not long subsequent to beginning their organization in excess of 25 years prior. One year, Google posted an employment opportunity for a Copernicus research focus on the moon. One more year, the organization said it wanted to carry out a "scratch and sniff" highlight on its web crawler. The jokes were so reliably beyond ludicrous that individuals figured out how to ignore them as one more illustration of Google wickedness. Also, that is the reason Page and Brin chose to reveal something nobody would accept was conceivable quite a while back on April Imbeciles' Day. It was Gmail, a free help bragging 1 gigabyte stockpiling for every record, a sum that sounds practically common during a time of one-terabyte iPhones. Be that as it may, it seemed like a ridiculous measure of email limit in those...

  The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is in full swing, and companies at the forefront stand to see significant growth. This is particularly true for semiconductor companies that develop the hardware powering these advancements. Today, we'll explore two such companies with the potential for parabolic stock price increases. AI's Growth Engine: The demand for AI has skyrocketed across various industries, fueling the need for powerful and efficient hardware. From self-driving cars and facial recognition to complex medical analysis and personalized recommendations, AI is transforming how we live and work. This surge in demand is a major catalyst for semiconductor companies that create the chips driving this innovation. Two AI Powerhouses: Broadcom (AVGO): This industry leader is known for its high-performance processors and recently unveiled a new generation of AI-specific chips. With major players like Meta Platforms and potentially Amazon rumored to be jumping on board,...