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Carrie review: Does Mike Flanagans modern take on Stephen Kings classic novel work?
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iPhone 18 Pro buyers claim Apple's 1,199 smartphone is changing COLOUR - just weeks after going on sale
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Google's Gemini Can Now Make Calls for You on Pixel Phones
Google's Gemini Can Now Make Calls for You on Pixel Phones Call for Me--a feature that's exclusive to the Pixel 11 series--gives robocalls a new meaning. Google has been trying to have its AI assistant make phone calls on your behalf for almost 10 years. It enabled the now-defunct Google Assistant to call restaurants and book tables . That service was shuttered a few years ago, but now comes round two, powered by modern large language models . On Thursday, Google announced Call for Me, an experimental beta feature exclusive to its latest Pixel 11 smartphones in the US (and in English).
Pixel 11's Call For Me feature begins preliminary rollout
Google has had an AI-driven Hold for Me feature available for several generations of the Pixel smartphone. Starting today, the company's AI will be able to handle an entire phone call for some routine business tasks. Select Pixel 11 owners can ask the Gemini chatbot to make a call within the Gemini app, and the tool will speak to a person on the other end of the conversation, as well as navigating directory menus and waiting on hold. According to the blog post from Google, this Pixel 11 feature can take on moderately complex tasks. Examples of Call for Me's utility include checking if a hardware store has an item in stock, moving a haircut appointment to another day, or reserving patio seating at a restaurant.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max review: It's what's on the inside that counts
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Apple iOS 27 is almost here: When you can download it
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Your friend with 'nothing to hide' is more likely to spy on you, study shows
Your friend with'nothing to hide' is more likely to spy on you, study shows New research explores behavioral trends behind that'nothing to hide' phrase. Plus: 6 ways to improve your phone privacy. Charlie Osborne is a cybersecurity journalist and photographer who writes for ZDNET and CNET from London. If you've said you have'nothing to hide,' do you still want device privacy? New research finds those who say it are actually more likely to spy on others.
Apple iOS 27 release date: When you can download it
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Review: Google Pixel 11 Pro HiLight is a dud, but the cameras make up for it
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Thermal Master P3 review: Excellent close-up thermal imaging for your phone
When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. The Thermal Master P3 transforms a smartphone into a compact thermal imaging camera via the USB-C port, ideal for everyday use, trades, and troubleshooting. At a street price of around $300, the P3 delivers high image quality for this price range. A standout feature is the manual focus, which proves its worth when shooting a wide variety of subjects. In our test, we used it to examine the heat distribution on a sauna heater, check for unusual heating during the installation of an Anker Solix solar panel in the cellar, and visualize the waste heat from mini PCs and projectors.