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OpenAI Tests Ads in ChatGPT Android Beta, Sparking Privacy Fears
AppWizard
December 1, 2025

OpenAI Tests Ads in ChatGPT Android Beta, Sparking Privacy Fears

OpenAI is testing advertising features in the beta version of the ChatGPT Android app, indicating a shift towards monetization to diversify revenue streams amid rising operational costs. Leaked code suggests features like “bazaar content,” “search ad,” and “search ads carousel,” which could integrate ads alongside user interactions. Speculation points to a potential ad rollout as early as 2026. OpenAI has recently hired advertising engineers to support this initiative, which aims to utilize user data from billions of daily prompts for targeted advertising. Concerns about privacy and user trust have emerged, with users worried about the monetization of personal conversations. The advertising strategy positions OpenAI against competitors like Google and Meta, who already monetize through ads. The introduction of shopping research features in ChatGPT may enhance commerce integrations with sponsored recommendations. User reactions have been mixed, with some expressing excitement over new opportunities while others feel betrayed by the potential commercialization of personal data.
Google could be secretly training Gemini to focus on user 'Projects'
AppWizard
November 26, 2025

Google could be secretly training Gemini to focus on user ‘Projects’

Google is developing a feature called "Projects" for the Gemini app, allowing users to focus the AI on a specific topic by uploading "up to 10" files and providing instructions. This feature is designed to help organize work and ideas, similar to OpenAI's "Projects in ChatGPT." Additionally, Google is reportedly looking to integrate NotebookLM into the Gemini app, enabling users to import their NotebookLM notebooks. Updates to Gemini are expected to include a more personalized experience based on user interests and search behaviors.
New Intel CPUs for gaming laptops reportedly leaked with Core Ultra X branding
AppWizard
October 7, 2025

New Intel CPUs for gaming laptops reportedly leaked with Core Ultra X branding

A leak has revealed that Intel is set to announce at least 12 Panther Lake CPUs for the laptop market, with the most powerful models branded as Intel Core Ultra X. Key models include Intel Core Ultra 9 X338H, Intel Core Ultra 7 X368H, and Intel Core Ultra 7 X358H, which will feature four P-cores, eight E-cores, four low-power E-cores, and twelve Xe2 GPU cores. The Intel Core Ultra 5 X338H is expected to have four P-cores, four E-cores, four low-power cores, and ten Xe2 GPU cores. Other models without the Ultra X branding include Intel Core Ultra 9 375H, Intel Core Ultra 7 355H, and Intel Core Ultra 7 345H, all featuring four P-cores, eight E-cores, four low-power cores, and four Xe2 GPU cores. The Intel Core Ultra 5 325H is anticipated to have similar specs but with only four E-cores. The new lineup aims to compete with AMD's offerings, and Intel plans to provide more details about Panther Lake soon, despite previous production challenges.
Will Microsoft never learn? Leaked OneDrive app sparks fears of more pointless bloat in Windows 11
Winsage
October 3, 2025

Will Microsoft never learn? Leaked OneDrive app sparks fears of more pointless bloat in Windows 11

Microsoft is reportedly set to introduce a new OneDrive application for Windows 11, which will have a modern design but will function as a web-based application rather than a fully native program. The integration of OneDrive on Windows 10 is currently inconsistent, with sporadic links to the OneDrive website. The leaked information indicates that there may not be significant differences from the existing OneDrive website, and additional features may still be undisclosed. Microsoft has scheduled its 'Annual OneDrive Digital Event' for October 8, where the new application may be unveiled, with promotional material highlighting advancements in AI.
'Trust continues to be tampered with': A thread about SBMM in the upcoming Battlefield game is the final straw as an EA community manager lets loose on leakers
AppWizard
April 14, 2025

‘Trust continues to be tampered with’: A thread about SBMM in the upcoming Battlefield game is the final straw as an EA community manager lets loose on leakers

Electronic Arts (EA) has launched a community testing program called Battlefield Labs for the upcoming Battlefield game, allowing players to test potential features and collaborate on development. However, participants have leaked gameplay footage, causing frustration for EA. A controversial topic among players is the rumored introduction of skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), which many believe could negatively impact gameplay enjoyment. David Sirland, the lead producer, reassured the community that the testing phase is temporary. Community manager T0TALfps emphasized that not all features tested will make it to the final game and warned against sharing out-of-context information, which could damage trust. The next Battlefield game is set in a modern-day environment and will return to traditional classes and focused maps. T0TALfps urged players to be patient and supportive during the development process, stating that official information will only be shared when EA is ready.
Florida’s Mike Waltz and Marco Rubio on text chain that included journalist. What we know
AppWizard
March 27, 2025

Florida’s Mike Waltz and Marco Rubio on text chain that included journalist. What we know

A Florida politician, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, was involved in a national security breach after inadvertently including a journalist in a group chat on the Signal messaging app. The chat contained sensitive discussions about U.S. airstrikes against Iranian-backed militants in Yemen, specifically targeting Houthi sites, with critical details shared by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just hours before the strikes on March 15. President Trump claimed no classified information was shared despite the seriousness of the situation. The National Security Council is investigating the breach, and Waltz has taken responsibility for the error. The incident raises questions about the use of Signal, an app designed for secure communications, for sensitive government discussions and potential violations of the Presidential Records Act.
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