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Google Launches AI Image and Video Tools: 4-Second Images, Conversational Video Editing
Google unveiled Nano Banana 2 Lite and Gemini Omni Flash, enabling near‑real‑time image generation and conversational video editing at low cost.
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Microsoft Copilot for Excel Adds Custom Formatting Rules
Microsoft releases a major update to Copilot in Excel, adding personalization features that let users customize date formats, table layouts, and default commands for a more tailored workflow.
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OpenAI Rolls Out Codex Computer Use to European Users
OpenAI expanded its Codex Computer Use feature, a Chrome extension that lets users run code directly in the browser, now available to users in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland.
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Rackspace and AMD unveil enterprise AI cloud tie‑up
Rackspace and AMD sign a memorandum to deliver managed AI infrastructure with AMD GPU capacity for regulated sectors.
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Netflix Launches iPhone App Redesign, Here’s What’s New
Netflix rolled out a new mobile experience for its iPhone app, introducing a vertical video feed called ‘Clips’ and streamlining navigation to make discovery faster and more enjoyable.
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Anthropic launches Claude Design, a new product for creating quick visuals
Anthropic introduced Claude Design, an AI tool that lets users generate prototypes, slides, and one‑pager visuals from prompts, aiming to simplify design for founders and product managers.
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Google Stitch: 5 Features That Are Redefining Design
When Google unveiled Stitch in March 2026, it didn’t just launch another design tool—it sent shockwaves through an industry long dominated by Figma. By abandoning wireframes in favor of “Vibe Design,” letting you speak directly to your canvas with Gemini Live, and introducing a universal handoff format called DESIGN.md, Stitch isn’t an incremental update.
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Behavioral Engineering at Scale: Why Amazon’s UX Converts Better Than Almost Anyone Else
Amazon’s interface isn’t minimal, trendy, or design-award friendly. Yet it consistently outperforms competitors in conversion and retention. The reason isn’t visual polish — it’s behavioral psychology. Amazon’s UX is engineered around how people actually make decisions, not how designers wish they did.
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