Topic: future availability
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Microsoft Bing Grounding APIs Now Power AI Agents
Microsoft launched Web IQ, a set of grounding APIs that allow AI agents to directly access Bing’s search index for real-time, factual data, delivering passages and structured evidence instead of full web pages to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The system achieves sub-165 millisecond respons...
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Valve's new Steam Controller has flaws, but I'm still buying one
The new Steam Controller has reshaped the author's gaming habits, making them prefer docking their Steam Deck to play on TV due to the controller's superior ergonomics and extensive customization options. Key features include seamless layout transfer between Steam Deck and Controller, a low-laten...
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AI SSD Subscription Fights Ransomware at Hardware Level
Flexxon has launched the X-Phy Guard Solution, an AI-integrated SSD designed as a final defense against cyberattacks like ransomware, targeting high-security sectors with a subscription starting at $249 annually. The drive's AI engine monitors for threats such as encryption patterns and physical ...
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Lexar's Rugged iPhone SSD Survives 10-Foot Drops
Lexar has launched the ES5 Magnetic Portable SSD, offering high-speed performance and durability with 1TB and 2TB models available now and a 4TB version expected in early 2026. The SSD achieves read/write speeds up to 2000MB/s, features MagSafe support for iPhones, and includes an adhesive ring f...
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Google Gemini 3 Flash Now Powers Default App & AI Mode
Google has launched Gemini 3 Flash as the new default AI model for all free users in the Gemini app and for AI Mode in Google Search, making advanced AI more accessible. The model is available for developers via the Gemini API at a cost of $0.50 per million input tokens and $3.00 per million outp...
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Cash App launches mobile phone service
Cash App has launched Cash App Mobile, an AT&T-based MVNO offering an unlimited 5G data plan for $40 per month including all taxes and fees, powered by the same infrastructure firm that backed Klarna's mobile service. The service is currently rolling out to select users, with broader availability...
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