Weekly Issue: 2026-08
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Dopple AI Statistics 2026

Dopple AI recorded 414,950 monthly visits in September 2025, with users spending an average of 7 minutes and 45 seconds per session. The platform raised $1.88 million in seed funding and currently operates with 11 employees. As of 2026, the AI character chatbot platform competes directly with Character.
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The countdown to Google I/O 2026 begins with the “Make, Build, Unlock” puzzle

The spring tech season is officially heating up as Google has dropped its annual “Save the Date” puzzle for Google I/O 2026.
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The countdown to Google I/O 2026 begins with the “Make, Build, Unlock” puzzle

The spring tech season is officially heating up as Google has dropped its annual “Save the Date” puzzle for Google I/O 2026.
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Google is filling a huge gap with Android backups

Google has long offered a robust backup solution for Android that covers everything from your app list and call history to your SMS messages and device settings. However, there has always been a lingering, somewhat frustrating omission: the local Downloads folder.
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Google is filling a huge gap with Android backups

Google has long offered a robust backup solution for Android that covers everything from your app list and call history to your SMS messages and device settings. However, there has always been a lingering, somewhat frustrating omission: the local Downloads folder.
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Gboard may be getting a big navigation upgrade with a new ‘Cursor Mode’

If you have used Gboard on Android for any length of time, you likely know the trick that allows you to scrub your finger left or right across the spacebar to move the cursor. It is a handy feature for quick fixes, but it has always felt a bit incomplete.
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Gboard may be getting a big navigation upgrade with a new ‘Cursor Mode’

If you have used Gboard on Android for any length of time, you likely know the trick that allows you to scrub your finger left or right across the spacebar to move the cursor. It is a handy feature for quick fixes, but it has always felt a bit incomplete.
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Boost Branding Power with Custom Cable Ties at Live Events

Cable ties do more than bundle wires; they quietly support big moments at events and busy workspaces. In the context of live events, branding builds trust fast, and the right tools can spread messages to a broader crowd.
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Automatic TikTok Likes vs. Regular Likes: What Travel Creators Need to Know for Steady Growth

Social media keeps changing at a rapid pace, yet one thing remains certain: engagement still shapes visibility. For travel creators, likes are more than just a number on the screen. They influence reach, discoverability, and how often content is pushed to new viewers.
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Choose One of These Video Editors in 2026

Once the material is in your hands, you need to choose your editing setup — and that’s when the headache usually begins. The internet today is drowning in video editing software options. How do you actually make the right choice?
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Exploit available for new Chrome zero-day vulnerability, says Google

Threat actors now have the ability to exploit a new zero-day vulnerability in the Chrome browser, Google has advised IT administrators.
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Exploit available for new Chrome zero-day vulnerability, says Google

Threat actors now have the ability to exploit a new zero-day vulnerability in the Chrome browser, Google has advised IT administrators.
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‘Sapphire’ isn’t just an ‘Aluminium’ flagship: it is actually the first Chromebook Plus tablet

We have spent a lot of time talking about ‘Sapphire’ in the last few months. We know it is a Lenovo-built device, we know it packs the powerful MediaTek Kompanio Ultra chip, and we know it features a very Pixel-esque light bar.
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‘Sapphire’ isn’t just an ‘Aluminium’ flagship: it is actually the first Chromebook Plus tablet

We have spent a lot of time talking about ‘Sapphire’ in the last few months. We know it is a Lenovo-built device, we know it packs the powerful MediaTek Kompanio Ultra chip, and we know it features a very Pixel-esque light bar.
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Pixel 10a specs leaked by carrier ahead of Google’s February 18 launch

Google officially pulled back the curtain on the Pixel 10a a few days ago with a video teaser that confirms what we’ve been suspecting. The Pixel 10a is not only real, but, as expected, it’s coming a lot sooner than some might have expected.
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Pixel 10a specs leaked by carrier ahead of Google’s February 18 launch

Google officially pulled back the curtain on the Pixel 10a a few days ago with a video teaser that confirms what we’ve been suspecting. The Pixel 10a is not only real, but, as expected, it’s coming a lot sooner than some might have expected.
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Android 17’s new ‘Handoff’ feature could be huge for ‘Aluminium’ device continuity

We spend a lot of time these days talking about Project ‘Aluminium’, Google’s massive, multi-year effort to unify the Android and ChromeOS stacks into a single, cohesive platform.
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Android 17’s new ‘Handoff’ feature could be huge for ‘Aluminium’ device continuity

We spend a lot of time these days talking about Project ‘Aluminium’, Google’s massive, multi-year effort to unify the Android and ChromeOS stacks into a single, cohesive platform.
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Weird Wealth: Oddball Methods Regular People Use to Earn Big

Not everyone builds a fortune through office jobs or stock portfolios. Some people have figured out genuinely strange ways to pull in money, and the numbers back it up. Weird wealth is real.
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Weird Wealth: Oddball Methods Regular People Use to Earn Big

Not everyone builds a fortune through office jobs or stock portfolios. Some people have figured out genuinely strange ways to pull in money, and the numbers back it up. Weird wealth is real.
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Tips for First-Time Buyers at Heavy Equipment Auctions

Whether you need construction equipment, agricultural machines, or industrial tools, auctions offer a wide selection at competitive prices. To succeed at your first auction, preparation is crucial. Understanding bidding rules, inspecting machinery, and setting a clear budget are essential steps.
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Why Choosing the Right IT Partner is Crucial for Business Growth

Technology plays a fundamental role in business expansion. Companies rely on software, networks, and data management to maintain efficiency, security, and customer satisfaction. Without reliable technical support, businesses may struggle to keep up with market demands. A trusted technology provider ensures smooth operations, reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
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Thinking of Getting a Payday Loan? Avoid These Costly Errors

Short on cash before your next paycheck? You’re not alone. Unexpected expenses can arise at any time, making it difficult to manage finances until payday. Many people turn to quick financial solutions to cover urgent expenses.
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Google patches Chrome zero-day as in-the-wild exploits surface
High-severity CSS flaw let malicious webpages run code inside the sandbox Google has quietly pushed out an emergency Chrome fix after attackers were caught exploiting the browser’s first reported zero-day of 2026.…
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Google patches Chrome zero-day as in-the-wild exploits surface
High-severity CSS flaw let malicious webpages run code inside the sandbox Google has quietly pushed out an emergency Chrome fix after attackers were caught exploiting the browser’s first reported zero-day of 2026.…
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Google patches Chrome zero-day as in-the-wild exploits surface
High-severity CSS flaw let malicious webpages run code inside the sandbox Google has quietly pushed out an emergency Chrome fix after attackers were caught exploiting the browser’s first reported zero-day of 2026.…
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How to Pick the Best Chromebooks for Online Slot Players

Chromebooks have grown up. They are no longer just school laptops or spare machines for email and Netflix. A lot of people now use them as their main device, including for online entertainment. If you play online slots, that impacts in very practical ways.
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Leaky Chrome extensions with 37M installs caught divulging your browsing history

An estimated 37 million worldwide installations of a clutch of leaky Chrome extensions are transmitting users’ browsing histories to external servers. According to findings by an independent security researcher using the pseudonym “Q Continuum,” a total of 287 extensions sent data that closely matched the URLs visited during simulated browsing sessions.
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