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Google has launched Guided Vision in Gemini Live for Android 9 and newer. The significant addition is not merely that Gemini can see through a camera, but that it can explain how to aim it—while retaining an unusually clear safety boundary.
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Practice 2 for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia begins at 08:00 UTC at Sepang, where a 5.543km lap, C2-C3-C4 tyres, tropical weather and 2026 Overtake Mode make repeatable long-run data more useful than a headline lap.
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NVIDIA says 25 games are joining GeForce NOW in October, led by The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered. The useful news is not the size of the list; it is the increasingly clear difference between cloud gaming as broad access and cloud gaming as a premium-performance product.
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Formula 1 returns to Sepang for the relocated Bahrain Grand Prix, where 56 laps of heat, rain risk, long straights and 2026 energy management make the opening practice hour a crucial baseline test.
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Honda has revealed that its second 2026 ADUO power-unit upgrade was a turbocharger fitted from the Madrid Grand Prix, not a future step. The late disclosure makes Aston Martin’s recent component churn look less like a simple reliability story—and raises the harder question of how much of a sanctioned catch-up upgrade a team can actually use.
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Google DeepMind’s SynthID Bio is a proof of concept for watermarking AI-designed protein sequences and structures without losing measured function. That does not make biological AI safe by itself, but it could give labs, databases and DNA-synthesis providers a useful new way to ask where a design came from.
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Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon with a one-million-token output limit, aggressive introductory API pricing and heavyweight coding and cyber claims. The more important detail is who cannot use it yet: Argon begins with trusted cyber defenders, so its public benchmark story is still a promise, not a test.
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Google is moving Gemini’s custom assistants out of a separate Gems screen and into the chat itself. Reusable Skills, slash invocation and multi-skill combinations could make the feature more useful—provided the migration keeps the context and tools people already rely on.
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Sergio Pérez's near-miss concern is more than a complaint from a difficult weekend. It reveals a flaw in 2026 F1 racing: when energy states create a surprise speed gap, the driver who has done nothing wrong can run out of road.
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