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Chromaway AB: Atbash Launches on Chromia to Enable Verifiable, User-Controlled AI Systems

New plugin integrates with OpenClaw to introduce a transparent control layer for AI applications, supporting enterprise compliance and risk managementSTOCKHOLM, April 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Chrom...

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Bat-check controversy: How Mhatre failed thrice due to umpire error

A bizarre moment in the IPL 2026 match between Chennai Super Kings and Punjab Kings saw Ayush Mhatre’s bat fail multiple checks due to an upside-down gauge. After confusion and delays, the error was fixed and his original bat passed. The incident, though harmless, became a widely discussed and humorous highlight of the match.

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Leeds PR adviser to argue at Davos that companies should treat AI as a business stakeholder

PR consultant Stuart Bruce will tell Davos delegates this month that companies should manage AI as a stakeholder, not software. That means clear accountability, defined relationships, and someone answerable when things go wrong.

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‘Star Trek’ icon slams fake AI stories that he’s dying: ‘Horrible’

The actor took to Facebook on Thursday to warn people about fake news stories that have been circulating about him.

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iPhone 16 Receives Significant Price Reduction

The iPhone 16 has recently been discounted to a price of Rs 43,490, marking a substantial reduction from its original retail price. This new pricing strategy aims to boost sales and make the device more accessible to a broader consumer base. Apple started implementing this price cut on February 1, 2026, as part of a [...] The post iPhone 16 Receives Significant Price Reduction appeared first on The CSR Journal .

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Freshworks boosts Freshservice ITAM with AI-powered visibility

Freshworks has expanded the capabilities of its Freshservice platform by introducing a redefined IT Asset Management (ITAM) solution, integrating continuous infrastructure discovery and dependency mapping to deliver a more unified, [...] The post Freshworks boosts Freshservice ITAM with AI-powered visibility appeared first on Express Computer .

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'AI-driven ops can help reclaim 850 hours per IT practitioner annually'

Cisco report: AI-driven operations can free up 850 hours annually per IT professional, boosting efficiency and strategy. But AI-led cyberattacks, talent shortages and rising wireless security risks pose major challenges for firms globally and in India now.!!

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18×8.5′′ and 18×10′′ RUF Wheels by OZ for Porsche at No Reserve

These 18′′ RUF wheels measure 8.5′′ and 10′′ in width and were produced by OZ Racing in Italy. Each wheel features cast alloy construction, a silver finish, a RUF center cap, and solid spokes. Casting marks and offset information are shown on the wheels. Acquired by the seller in 2012, these RUF wheels are now offered at no reserve in Elmsford, New York, with valve stems.

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Affordable healthcare: Firm launches integrated AI-powered telemedicine platform to address medical challenges

A rapidly emerging health-technology company, MedxVerse Telemedicine & Virtual Care Ltd, has officially unveiled its integrated digital healthcare platform designed to address issues of healthcare [...]

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Apple leans into the component crisis storm

What does a well-managed company do in a tough business environment? It works to separate obstacle from opportunity , and then exploits its advantages, scale, and timing to turn the former into the latter. Apple’s history is full of examples of this kind , from the 150 calls a young Steve Jobs made cold-calling investors to Apple’s recent move to turn a perceived lag in AI development into a platform advantage for running models built by others. Through the years, Apple has consistently reframed weakness as leverage. Now, it appears the company is doing the same with component price increases. According to unconfirmed claims , it is scooping up “all available mobile DRAM” at high cost. That may seem counter-intuitive as it means the company is locking in these high prices. But the scale of Apple’s operations means it can absorb higher unit prices while still effectively paying less than competitors who buy in smaller volumes. It’s an approach that lets the company build its own stockpiles of precious components while making it harder and more expensive for rivals to do the same thing. This isn’t just good business, it’s a competitive strategy. Apple is using its balance sheet to build a competitive moat. Defining the market At the same time, Apple has also widened its addressable market, most famously with the introduction of the fantastic MacBook Neo . With a $599 ($499 to education) starting price, the Mac injects Apple directly into the most price-sensitive and highest volume segment of the PC market. Historically dominated by thin-margin Windows and Chrome devices, this part of the market is deeply competitive, with manufacturers making trade-offs between product quality and margins. Apple offers a high-value proposition that is simply better made, looks better and feels far better than anything else in that league. Competitors don’t have an answer yet, particularly as both Windows and ChromeOS are such memory hungry systems . Apple is competing in memory pricing, too. Inflation as a weapon All these events unfold before the full impact of the Iran war is felt across the economic, energy, supply, and raw materials component chains. We’ll see the implications of that a great deal more clearly once the last ships to pass through the region are unloaded, which should occur over the coming weeks. The implications are obvious. Apple is leaning into component cost increases, sustaining the impact of them through a combination of shrewd supply chain management, a large order book, and its vast cash hoard. Its moves both protect the company and pose further inflationary pressure against rivals. It both raises input costs and squeezes prices by defining expectations higher. The consequences include shrinking margins for mid-range computer and smartphone makers. That makes it far more challenging to differentiate product on features or price, and consolidation becomes more likely. It will be a huge challenge for rivals to come up with compelling alternatives to the MacBook Neo or iPhone 17e. Meanwhile on Wall Street Not only will peers in the space be constrained by operating system choices most recently exemplified by Outlook problems in outer space ; expensive components and the limited capacity of the processors available to them mean they will become increasingly less able to compete, even as product prices rise. Wall Street seems to be getting it. Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring told CNBC he expects iPhone sales to see 20% growth in the March quarter, pointing out that Apple upgrade rates are at an all-time high. More importantly, he described the strategic posture: “We think that Apple is, in this type of environment, really going to try and maximize gross profit dollars, not gross margins. And that is through pricing, that is through supply chain actions,” he said. What we learn from this is that while others may retreat in the face of business challenges right now, Apple is using its advantages to widen both its market and the gap with its competitors. Rivals face existential challenges, even while Apple must just remain focused on continuing to deliver the best available user experiences. Apple is not merely enduring the challenges it faces, it is exploiting the opportunity it sees in them. That refusal to give in to existential challenges is precisely what well-managed entities do. In business, life, or even politics, you’ll win more often if you can figure out what winning looks like. For Apple, it looks like rapid increases in profitable market share. What does winning look like to you? You can follow me on social media! Join me on BlueSky , LinkedIn , and Mastodon .

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WhatsApp Business could charge users for linking more than four devices - XDA Developers

WhatsApp Business could potentially start charging users who want to link more than four devices to the same account in a future update.

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Google Messages causing severe battery drain and overheating? Here’s a temporary fix - XDA Developers

A bug in Google Messages is causing severe battery drain and overheating on some devices. Here's a temporary fix while you wait for Google to push an update.

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Redmi 10 Power with 6,000mAh Battery Launched in India: Check Price and Specs - The Quint

Redmi 10 Power Price in India: Redmi has launched its new smartphone Redmi 10 Power in India. The smartphone was launched along with Redmi 10A, on Wednesday, 20 April in India

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Alienware Doubles Down on AMD, Launches New Ryzen Laptops and Desktop - Gizmodo

The premium Alienware m15 R7 and m17 R5 highlight four new Ryzen-powered systems.

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Apple MagSafe Battery Pack Will Now Charge Your iPhone Faster: Here’s How - News18

Apple is offering its new firmware update for the MagSafe accessory that promises to give you faster charging for the compatible iPhone models.

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Google to kill call-recording apps on Play Store on May 11 - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com

System apps with native call-recording functionality remain unaffected.

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OnePlus Nord 2T moniker confirmed, camera details leaked ahead of India launch - 91mobiles

The OnePlus Nord 2T India launch may take place soon as the moniker has been spotted on the TDRA certification. The OnePlus Nord 2T's camera details have also been leaked. Here are the expected specifications of the device.

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Garena Free Fire Max Codes For April 21: Here's How To Redeem Them For Free Rewards - ABP Live

Garena Free Fire Max redeem codes are 12-digit codes that are region-specific and can be used by players to gain an edge over rivals in every round of the battle royale game.

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Realme Announces Narzo 50a Prime For Next Week, To Come Without Charger | Mint - Mint

We are still not sure that no-charger policy will be limited to Narzo 50A Prime or it will be extended to other Realme budget, mid-segment and premium phones