Today’s Top 5 Tech Updates You Shouldn’t Miss
In a rapidly evolving digital world, today’s tech updates show us just how fast innovation is transforming our daily lives. From AI upgrades to urgent cybersecurity warnings, here's a quick roundup that matters.
Google has raised serious concern with a newly discovered Android vulnerability. A "no-touch" exploit could allow hackers to take control of older devices without any interaction. If you’re still holding onto a Pixel 3a or OnePlus 7, it's time to upgrade or be cautious—this flaw is not getting patched for unsupported models.
Meanwhile, OpenAI continues its rocket-like growth, securing $8.3 billion in new funding at a staggering $300 billion valuation. Backed by industry giants, this move cements its leadership in the AI race.
On the software front, Microsoft is rolling out a major Windows 11 update—packed with AI-powered tools like Copilot Vision, smarter photo editing, and better recovery features. It’s clear they’re going all-in on AI for a smoother, more intelligent user experience.
Google Gemini Live, their context-aware AI video chatbot, has just bagged the "Best New Product" award, showcasing just how far conversational AI has come in understanding humans.
And finally, NASA is tracking asteroid 2025 OT7 as it makes a close flyby today. Don’t worry—it’s all under control. But it’s a reminder that space tech still plays a vital role in protecting Earth.
Stay curious, stay updated.
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