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Samsung's Gallery Assistant Good Lock module adds batch editing tools

Samsung has released Gallery Assistant, a Good Lock module that adds seven new tools to the Gallery app on Galaxy phones, including size reduction, rotate and flip, image clipping, watermarking, image comparison, and PDF export. Many of these tools support batch processing, letting users apply the same edit to multiple images or videos simultaneously instead of repeating actions one by one.

Samsung Gallery begins rolling out Google Photos backup integration

Samsung has started rolling out a Google Photos integration within its Gallery app, adding a new 'Sync photos and videos' option under settings that lets users automatically back up their photos and videos through Google's cloud service. The rollout follows Samsung's earlier confirmation that it was ending its OneDrive backup partnership with Microsoft in favor of a new deal with Google, and the feature is currently appearing for some users on Samsung Gallery version 15.9.01.7.

Global smartwatch shipments drop 4% in Q2 2026 as Huawei leads, Apple grows fastest

Counterpoint Research reports that worldwide smartwatch shipments declined 4% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2026, as consumers kept existing devices longer rather than upgrading. Huawei topped the market in total shipments, while Apple posted the strongest growth rate among the five leading brands. Counterpoint projects only 1% shipment growth for the full year.

Automaker and home-goods retailer executives detail human-centered AI strategy for customer experience

Leaders from a major automaker and a large home-goods retailer discussed how they are deploying artificial intelligence to enhance customer interactions rather than replace human judgment. Both executives emphasized designing AI tools that support employees and shoppers, building on the industry's evolution from physical stores to online shopping to more advanced digital experiences.

Baseten's Base Labs teams with Hugging Face and Goodfire on open-model safety standard

Baseten's newly formed research arm, Base Labs, announced a partnership with Hugging Face and Goodfire AI on Wednesday to develop safety evaluation and monitoring tools for open-weight AI models. The effort aims to create a shared standard that embeds safety directly into how models are trained and deployed, rather than adding it after release. Technical details of how the collaboration will function have not yet been disclosed.

Meta AI Glasses Enable Facial-Recognition Stunt Videos Disguised as Feel-Good Content

A content creator using Meta's AI-integrated smart glasses secretly photographed a stranger in a Walmart, ran the image through a facial recognition tool to identify him as an author, then staged an unscripted-looking encounter praising his book on camera. The clip, which went viral, exemplifies a growing genre called 'joybait'—uplifting content engineered for views that relies on deception rather than genuine spontaneity.

Russell Wilson Discusses Entrepreneurial Ventures at Fast Company Event

Former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson spoke with Fast Company editor-in-chief Brendan Vaughan about building his business portfolio, which includes 3Brand, the Why Not You Foundation, WNY Productions, and Good Man Brand. Wilson connected his approach to entrepreneurship with values instilled by his father and his transition into a new role as a CBS Sports analyst on 'The NFL Today.'

Anthropic folds Claude Cowork back into main Claude app, adds Docs and Design

Anthropic is merging its standalone Claude Cowork agent into the regular Claude chat interface, creating one unified product that automatically routes tasks without users choosing a mode. The rollout, starting with Pro and Max subscribers over coming weeks, also introduces new beta tools called Claude Docs, Slides and Design that let users create and export documents and presentations as PowerPoint or PDF files.

Study finds chimp mothers actively teach tool use by handing tools to offspring

Researchers publishing in Frontiers in Psychology observed that adult chimpanzees, mostly mothers, model tool-use behaviors like extracting hard-to-reach food, then pass their tools directly to young chimps so they can imitate the motions. The team calls this deliberate handoff a form of teaching, distinct from mere observation, that helps juveniles master foraging technology.

Nvidia's GeForce GPUs lose cost-per-frame edge as prices climb faster than rivals

New cost-per-frame analysis across 10 countries shows Nvidia's GeForce cards have risen in price more sharply than AMD's Radeon or Intel's Arc lineups, eroding Nvidia's value proposition for gamers. At original MSRP, Intel's Arc B580 and AMD's Radeon RX 9060 XT offered the best value in the budget segment, while AMD's RX 9070 XT beat Nvidia's RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti on cost per frame in the mid-to-high end.

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