Anthropic’s Claude can now absorb your past conversations with other AI chatbots

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Anthropic has made switching to its Claude AI chatbot easier than ever. The company announced a new memory import tool that can extract all of a competing AI chatbot's memories and context of you into a text prompt that can be fed into Claude.

With Anthropic's prompt, you can then copy and paste the output into Claude's memories, and the AI chatbot will pick up where you left off with another AI chatbot, whether it's ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot. Anthropic said it'll take about 24 hours for Claude to assimilate the new context, but you'll be able to see the change by clicking on the "See what Claude learned about you" button. Claude users can even tweak what the AI chatbot remembers in the "Manage memory" section in the app's settings. Anthropic pointed out that Claude is meant to focus on "work-related topics to enhance its effectiveness as a collaborator," adding that it might not remember personal details that are unrelated to work.

Anthropic's timing doesn't seem to be just a coincidence. Claude recently jumped to the number one spot in the App Store's free apps charts, dethroning ChatGPT in the process. The rise in popularity likely stems from its recent dispute with the Department of Defense, where Anthropic refused to budge on AI guardrails related to mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. On the other hand, OpenAI will be taking Anthropic's vacated role with the Department of Defense, leading to a trend of users boycotting ChatGPT and canceling their subscriptions.

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Snap Spectacles AR Glasses : Spatial Mapping for Spectacles AR

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Snap Spectacles AR Glasses : Spatial Mapping for Spectacles AR Diagram-style shot highlighting Spectacles limits: 45-minute battery life and a 46-degree diagonal field of view.

Snap’s latest AR glasses, available as the Spectacles developer kit, mark a notable advancement in wearable augmented reality. Unlike systems that depend on external devices, these glasses project holograms directly into the user’s surroundings. According to Cas and Chary XR, the hardware still has significant constraints, such as a 46° diagonal field of view and […]

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide: The redesign that finally fixes the narrow cover screen

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Samsung continues to lead the foldable smartphone market with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, a device that combines innovative technology with practical design. By focusing on durability, display innovation, camera enhancements, and battery performance, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide aims to set a new standard in the industry. This device is not just […]

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The Best Value iPhone Ever? Meet the New iPhone 17e

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Apple has officially launched the iPhone 17e, a new addition to its iPhone 17 series, designed to combine advanced technology with a more accessible price point. Starting at $599 for the 256GB model, the iPhone 17e offers a compelling mix of performance, durability, and sustainability. Available in black, white, and soft pink, this device aims […]

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DeepSeek V4 Adds Blackwell SM100 and FP4 Support for Lower-Cost Scaling

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DeepSeek V4 Adds Blackwell SM100 and FP4 Support for Lower-Cost Scaling Mock dashboard view of Design Arena listing the Galapagus model during live tests linked to GPT 5.3 speculation.

The release of DeepSeek V4 introduces notable advancements in AI capabilities, emphasizing scalability and efficiency. One key feature is the 1 million token context window, which allows the system to process large datasets, such as full research papers or extensive codebases, without the need for segmentation. According to Universe of AI, this enhancement supports more […]

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M4 Comes to the Air: Apple’s Mid-Range Tablet Gets a Massive Speed Boost

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Apple has officially launched the latest iteration of the iPad Air, a device that combines innovative technology with a sleek design to deliver an enhanced user experience. Powered by the new M4 chip, the iPad Air offers a 30% performance boost compared to its predecessor and is 2.3 times faster than the M1 model. This […]

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Claude Projects vs NotebookLM : Research Notes & Buildable Workflows Compared

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Claude Projects vs NotebookLM : Research Notes & Buildable Workflows Compared Workflow chart showing export from NotebookLM research into Claude Projects for building a deployable internal tool.

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape productivity, offering specialized systems tailored to distinct professional needs. Corey McClain compares two standout options, Claude Projects and NotebookLM, highlighting their unique strengths. While NotebookLM excels in knowledge management and research, helping users synthesize data into structured formats like slides or infographics, Claude Projects focuses on workflow creation and actionable […]

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The Samsung Wallet can now hold your house keys

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Samsung's newest feature turns your phone into your house keys. The company has created the Digital Home Key, a feature inside of the Samsung Wallet that should let you unlock any compatible smart door with your phone. The Samsung Wallet already offered digital car keys. 

"As we continue to evolve Samsung Wallet, delivering trusted mobile experiences remains at the core of our innovation," Woncheol Chai, EVP and head of Digital Wallet Team, Mobile eXperience (MX) Business at Samsung Electronics, said in a statement. "Through close collaboration with our partners and in alignment with the Aliro standard, Digital Home Key brings the same level of security and ease Samsung Galaxy users expect from Samsung Wallet to their homes."

Created by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), Samsung calls Aliro an "industry-standardized communication protocol." The Digital Home Key will also get support from smart lock brands like Nuki and Schlage. It's also designed to meet EAL6+ security certification. 

According to Samsung, you'll also need biometrics or a PIN to use the Digital Home Key. You should be able to remotely manage or remove the tool through Samsung Find if you lose your phone.

Samsung is rolling out the Digital Home Key in select regions starting this month. It plans to expand its range as compatible smart lock brands become available in more locations. 

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Developer-Written AGENTS.md Lifts Results 4% but Raises Cost

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Developer-Written AGENTS.md Lifts Results 4% but Raises Cost Bar graph comparing success rates with autogenerated context notes versus no extra instructions on SWE Light tasks.

Autogenerated context files like `AGENTS.md` are often seen as a quick way to enhance coding agent performance, but recent research from ETH Zurich suggests they may do more harm than good. The study found that these files, while designed to provide additional context, frequently introduce irrelevant or redundant information, leading to a 20% increase in […]

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Apple introduces the $599 iPhone 17e with MagSafe and twice the storage

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Apple has just announced the addition of the iPhone 17e to its smartphone lineup. This model is kitted with the same A19 chip that powers the base iPhone 17, and it will support the Apple Intelligence suite of AI tools. As the rumors suggested, the iPhone 17e will indeed be priced at $599, same as last year’s iPhone 16e. The base model will come with 256GB of storage, and also be available in a new pink color.

The iPhone 16e was missing a few elements that are now being added to the 17e, most notably MagSafe charging at Qi2 speeds. This means it can charge wirelessly at 15W compared to the 7.5W on last year’s model.

Apple also gave the iPhone 17e its C1X cellular modem, which it said is “up to 2x faster than C1 in iPhone 16e.” This year’s entry-level iPhone also has Ceramic Shield 2 on its 6.1-inch Super Retina display, which Apple says offers “3x better scratch resistance than the previous generation and reduced glare.”

Most of the other specs appear similar to the iPhone 16e, including the 48-megapixel Fusion camera that uses one single hardware sensor to provide two dedicated camera pipelines. It’s not yet clear whether there are specific changes here, but to use Apple’s words in its press release, “[The Fusion camera] also enables an optical-quality 2x Telephoto — like having two cameras in one.”

The iPhone 17e is rated IP68 for dust and water resistance, and will also support Emergency SOS, Roadside Assistance, Messages and Find My via satellite. From the outside, the device looks very similar to its predecessor, with the same shape, notch and buttons as before. We’ll of course have to wait for a review unit and more information to know for sure, but Apple continues to state that the iPhone 17e delivers “all-day battery life,” though adding this time it’s aided by the C1X modem “and the advanced power management of iOS 26.”

Apple unveiled most of its iPhone 17 roster back in September, but its budget models usually are introduced a few months later. We're also still waiting on the official news of what’s colloquially being calling the iPhone Fold, which is rumored to arrive in the back half of this year.

The iPhone 17e will be available for pre-order on March 4, and will start arriving in stores on March 11.

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