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4 new Microsoft Teams features coming next month, including AI you'll actually use and a must-have feature for saving time
Winsage
March 14, 2026

4 new Microsoft Teams features coming next month, including AI you’ll actually use and a must-have feature for saving time

Microsoft Teams will introduce a suite of new features in April 2026 aimed at improving user experience during meetings. Key enhancements include: 1. Intelligent Meeting Recaps: Video-based recaps with highlights and narration to revisit important discussions. 2. Automatic Spoken Language Detection: Real-time recognition of spoken languages to simplify multilingual interactions. 3. Enhanced Copy and Paste Functionality: Preservation of @mentions and shared contacts when copying messages. 4. Customizable Meeting Controls: Option to hide the meeting controls toolbar for maximizing screen space. Additional improvements include expanded access for event organizers to manage private chats and an optimized experience for starting meetings with minimized windows.
Tesla finally brings a Robotaxi update that Android users will love
AppWizard
March 13, 2026

Tesla finally brings a Robotaxi update that Android users will love

Lucid Group has introduced its autonomous robotaxi platform, the Lunar Concept, during its investor day in New York. The Lunar is built on a new Midsize platform designed for both the robotaxi and consumer SUVs priced below 0,000. Lucid's Lunar features a two-seat design with no driver controls and incorporates a redesigned Atlas electric drive unit. The company is in advanced discussions with Uber to deploy vehicles based on this platform. Lucid has also announced a recurring software revenue model that includes an in-vehicle AI assistant and monthly subscriptions for autonomous driving, priced between and . Tesla's Cybercab, introduced in 2019 and showcased in 2024, is currently undergoing road testing and aims for mass production, with a target of one vehicle every ten seconds. Tesla's Cybercab is priced below 0,000, with operating costs as low as 20 cents per mile.
Patch Me If You Can: AI Codemods for Secure-by-Default Android Apps
AppWizard
March 13, 2026

Patch Me If You Can: AI Codemods for Secure-by-Default Android Apps

Meta’s Product Security team has developed a strategy to enhance mobile security through two main initiatives: creating secure-by-default frameworks that make secure Android OS APIs more accessible for developers, and utilizing generative AI to automate the migration of existing code to these frameworks. This approach allows for efficient large-scale updates and the ability to propose, validate, and submit security patches across millions of lines of code.
EDB tops new ranking of commercial Postgres backers
Tech Optimizer
March 13, 2026

EDB tops new ranking of commercial Postgres backers

EnterpriseDB (EDB) has launched the Postgres Vitality Index, which ranks commercial contributors to PostgreSQL, highlighting EDB's claim of over 30% of contributions. The index evaluates contributions based on core code, ecosystem extensions, and community support. EDB is positioned ahead of AWS and Microsoft in contributions. EDB's product strategy includes EDB Postgres AI, addressing data sovereignty and governance for AI systems, emphasizing a hybrid architecture for various workloads. EDB aims to enhance Postgres's readiness for enterprise AI, while also publishing resources related to Postgres and AI architecture. The index's introduction aligns with an increase in managed Postgres offerings and tools from various vendors.
Google just gave Gemini the power to control apps on the Galaxy S26 — and it's pretty wild
AppWizard
March 13, 2026

Google just gave Gemini the power to control apps on the Galaxy S26 — and it’s pretty wild

Samsung and Google have started rolling out the Gemini screen automation feature for the Galaxy S26 series in the U.S. and Korea. This feature allows users to delegate tasks to Gemini, which can control apps and execute multi-step processes, such as ordering food or hailing a cab. The feature was showcased at the Galaxy Unpacked event in February 2026, highlighting its ability to navigate multiple applications and perform complex tasks. Users can monitor ongoing actions and regain control if needed, with Gemini requiring user confirmation before finalizing any orders. Currently, it supports popular apps like Lyft, Uber, Grubhub, DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Starbucks, with plans for Instacart integration. The feature is exclusive to the Galaxy S26 series and operates in English, with plans to extend to the Pixel 10 lineup soon.
Google's Android boss talks Android 17, sideloading drama, and why he hates phone cases
AppWizard
March 13, 2026

Google’s Android boss talks Android 17, sideloading drama, and why he hates phone cases

MWC (Mobile World Congress) in Barcelona is a significant event for the tech industry, where companies unveil new hardware and showcase emerging ideas. At MWC 2026, Sameer Samat, President of the Android Ecosystem, discussed the evolution of Android, particularly focusing on Android 17, which aims to transition from an operating system to an intelligent system. This version will integrate AI capabilities through Gemini, allowing for more intuitive task management. Android 17 will introduce early agentic capabilities, initially available in a beta feature for select devices, enabling users to automate multi-step tasks. Samat confirmed that Google has no plans to remove sideloading, despite concerns about app security. Upcoming changes to sideloading will focus on verifying app identities to protect users from malicious apps while still allowing power users to install unverified software. He emphasized the importance of balancing openness and safety in the Android platform. Samat expressed excitement about current Android phones, highlighting trends in foldable devices and praising models from brands like Motorola and Nothing for their appeal to younger consumers. He mentioned using a Galaxy Z Fold 7 for work and a Pixel 10 Pro for personal use, noting the beauty of the devices and his preference not to use cases.
silver Android smartphone
Winsage
March 13, 2026

Microsoft DirectX Gears Up For ML Era On Windows, Advanced Shader Delivery Solves Game Stutter & Load Times, DXR 2.0 Teased

At GDC 2026, Microsoft announced the introduction of ML-Powered DirectX and Advanced Shader Delivery. The ML-enhanced DirectX includes Cooperative Vectors within Shader Model 6.9, facilitating neural rendering techniques such as Neural Texture Compression and Neural Radiance Caching. DirectX Linear Algebra is introduced to support matrix-based ML workflows, and the DirectX Compute Graph Compiler enables full model graphs to run with native GPU performance. Advanced Shader Delivery allows game developers to provide precompiled shaders to reduce load times and stuttering. New APIs, App Identity API and Stats API, have been introduced to support this feature. NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm have expressed their support for these advancements. Additionally, Microsoft is developing DXR 2.0, which will support Shader Model 6.10 and is expected to roll out in late summer 2026.
New infosec products of the week: March 13, 2026
Tech Optimizer
March 13, 2026

New infosec products of the week: March 13, 2026

Singulr AI has launched Agent Pulse, providing runtime governance and visibility for AI agents. Terra Security introduced Terra Portal, a desktop application that accelerates vulnerability discovery in live production environments. Mend.io released System Prompt Hardening to address weaknesses in AI system prompts. OPSWAT rolled out MetaDefender Aether, an AI-driven decision engine for rapid zero-day detection at the perimeter level. Vicarius announced vIntelligence, integrating agentic intelligence and continuous validation into its security offerings. Binary Defense launched NightBeacon, an AI-enhanced security operations platform for SOCs. SOC Prime introduced DetectFlow Enterprise, shifting threat detection to the data ingestion layer for real-time identification.
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