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• Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 reveals new screenshot buttons, likely for Aluminium OS

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• Galaxy A36 and A56 start receiving stable One UI 8.5 update in more countries

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• Android 17 Tests a Brand-New Way to Switch Your Music Apps: Goodbye to the Carousel?

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• This new Windows app is a quiet, thoughtful Markdown reader that feels great to use

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• Mozilla Officially Starts Public Testing of Firefox’s New “Nova” UI

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• Google accidentally published a four-year-old Chromium security bug, then tried to hide it again

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• ‘Gemini built in’ will bring Google Home AI features to more third-party speakers this year

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• Gemini for Home expands: Google opens access to carriers and hardware makers

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