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Microsoft has been beta testing a new Bing Maps interface for the past couple of months. I just recently became aware of it and wanted to share some screenshots of it.

Google will switch to a monthly release cycle for the Google Ads API in 2026. These are all estimated release dates but Google wants to release more frequent updates and will aim for a monthly release cycle.

Google Ads will soon allow advertisers to place ads for “Mature Cosmetic Procedures." This change goes into effect on September 22, 2025, and then advertisers will be allowed to advertise for cosmetic services and plastic surgery focused on intimate body parts.

Apple is reportedly working on a revamp of Siri, Apple Intelligence and its Apple Search features for 2026. Yep, another revamp. Bloomberg reported Apple planning to launch its own artificial intelligence-powered web search tool next year, integrated into the Siri voice assistant. Apple is also reportedly working with Google on this.

This week, we covered the big Google Monopoly remedy ruling that will not end up breaking up the company and was more like a slap on the wrist. Google also has FastSearch, a faster search technology used for grounding…

Revolutionary upgrade transforms API provider into comprehensive AI workspace offering cheaper, faster, and more stable AI solutions GPT Proto announced the launch of GPT Proto 2.0, a groundbreaking upgrade that transforms the platform from a simple API provider into a comprehensive AI workspace. The new version enables users to seamlessly chat with multiple AI models and generate […]

GfKnewron® Consumer enhancement delivers the consumer voice – decoding consumer verbatims into actionable insights for brands and retailers Integrated with one of the largest recent buyer studies for Technology and Durables, capturing over 1 billion annual volume sales NielsenIQ (NIQ) , a leading global consumer intelligence company, announced an enhancement of its GfKnewron® Consumer platform, now including […]

Security teams are sounding the alarm: 64% of enterprises faced off-channel attacks in the past year, but most still train only for email-based attacks. As social engineering attacks evolve to exploit encrypted messaging, SMS, collaboration tools, and voice calls, enterprises remain stuck preparing users only for email threats, according to new data from Dune Security. […]

@piersmorgan For a self proclaimed journalist I would expect so — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) Sep 5, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB September 05, 2025 at 10:59AM