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APK teardown shows Samsung is working on a new launcher shortcut for AI services. The shortcut would respond to questions with three-sentence answers. We’re expecting this feature to be released ...

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In an overly frenetic world, the Gospel teaches the importance of stopping, resting and trusting in the Lord, Pope Leo XIV said. "We rush to produce, to prove ourselves, to keep up," the pope said ...