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Today’s podcast episode was created from the following stories:
Gmailの新機能「AI Inbox」──生成AIでメール管理を自動化
By: Reece Rogers | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Google unveiled an AI Inbox tab for Gmail that summarizes messages, surfaces action items, and links back to the original emails for quick verification. The company is also expanding free access to Gemini features like Help me write and AI Overviews, while paid tiers add advanced proofreading and cross-thread summarization. Privacy safeguards are emphasized, but Google still warns that Gemini may make mistakes—highlighting ongoing reliability questions for daily workflow use.
CES 2026: Aiper brings smarter, more reliable automation to the smart yard
By: Unknown | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Aiper’s Scuba V3 series introduces cognitive AI-powered robotic pool cleaners with adaptive navigation and, on the Ultra model, a dual-camera system that recognizes debris types for precise one-pass cleaning. The IrriSense 2 4-in-1 irrigation system enables plant-specific multi-zone watering and up to 40% water savings, while the solar-powered EcoSurfer Senti skims surfaces and monitors pool water quality in real time. Together, they underscore how smart yard tech is moving toward more autonomous, efficient maintenance.
Snowflake’s CEO says people often fall into 2 camps when it comes to AI — and both are wrong
By: Ana Altchek | Date: Jan 11, 2026
CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy argues against both AI utopianism and doomsday thinking, urging incremental, use-case driven adoption. He’s pushing teams to iterate quickly rather than commit to rigid multi-year roadmaps, and to embed AI where it directly improves how software is built, deployed, and sold. The goal: measurable efficiency gains, not blanket transformations.
Incoming glow up: Samsung Bixby’s huge One UI 8.5 upgrade might look like Google
By: Nickolas Diaz | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Leaked One UI 8.5 builds suggest a major Bixby overhaul with “Bixby Live”—an on-device, conversational assistant experience reminiscent of Gemini Live—and a quick-access pop-up for fast queries. New modes (like tour guide or storyteller), a “Circle to Ask” feature, and Perplexity integration for complex, web-backed answers point to a more capable, chat-forward assistant. If accurate, Samsung is positioning Bixby as a more proactive, multimodal helper across devices.
AMD Ryzen AI Max Plus: neue Chips sollen gaming-handhelds erschwinglicher machen
By: caschy | Date: Jan 11, 2026
AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max Plus 392 and 388 keep the 40-CU GPU at 60 TFLOPs but reduce CPU cores to lower device costs. Target pricing between $1,000 and $1,500 could make high-performance handhelds more attainable, with early beneficiaries like GPD Win 5 and upcoming Ayaneo and OneXPlayer models. The move balances strong graphics with more accessible system pricing.
Lexar feiert 30 Jahre mit neuer KI-Strategie und Speicherlösungen zur CES 2026
By: Benjamin Mamerow | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Marking its 30th anniversary, Lexar unveiled an AI Storage Core strategy focused on edge workloads, including AI-grade SSDs, storage sticks, and cards designed for on-device processing. New products include a 2TB Professional SILVER PLUS microSDXC (up to 255MB/s read, 180MB/s write), the PLAY X PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD, and the TouchLock Portable SSD with NFC-secured access. The lineup highlights a broader shift to local AI processing, real-time capture, and secure portable storage.
The internet hates Razer’s outrageous AI companion, but for all the wrong reasons
By: Andy Boxall | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Razer’s Project AVA is a desk-ready AI companion with a holographic display and avatar-driven interactions that can cheer, advise, and assist in games and daily tasks. Critics fixate on creepiness, but the piece argues the real hurdles are voice quality and platform choices (like reliance on xAI’s Grok), both fixable before launch. Preorders are open for $20, with release targeted for late 2026.
Flutter, Fuchsia, Zircon, ChromeOS, Aluminium OS, WGPU, Tensor Modem, RIL, SeL4, FIDL — будущее Android и других ОС №2
By: lil_master | Date: Jun 18, 2026
A deep dive outlines Google’s long-game OS strategy: Flutter’s Impeller renderer to kill GPU jank, Fuchsia/Zircon foundations, and an “Aluminium” push to merge ChromeOS and Android into a true desktop-capable platform. With capability-based security, FIDL-stable interfaces, and AVF virtualization, the plan targets 10+ years of device support and unified UIs across form factors. It’s an evolutionary path—starting with Microfuchsia and culminating in broader convergence—that prioritizes reliability, security, and developer reuse.
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By: Unknown | Date: Unknown
A developer-focused, multi-agent orchestration system for Claude Code brings eleven specialized agents, slash commands, and auto-update capabilities to streamline complex workflows. It integrates as a plugin with configurable skills for planning, analysis, UI/UX, and guaranteed task completion. The project underscores a growing trend in developer tooling: practical multi-agent systems that enhance productivity rather than merely demoing AI.
Avec ses nouveaux Galaxy Book6, Samsung s’attaque aux MacBook d’Apple
By: Olivier | Date: Jan 11, 2026
Samsung’s Galaxy Book6 lineup debuts Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips (up to 16 cores) with NPUs rated at 50 TOPS, bringing on-device AI features alongside claimed 30-hour video playback on Pro/Ultra models. The Galaxy Book6 Ultra adds RTX 5070/5060 laptop GPUs and revamped cooling, while AMOLED 2X displays, Vision Booster, and tight Galaxy ecosystem integration aim squarely at Apple’s MacBook experience. Pricing is TBD, with availability starting late January in some markets.
