Apple Working On iOS Framework That Simplifies One-Time App Data Transfers From iPhone to Android

Apple is developing AppMigrationKit, a beta framework for iOS 26.1 and iPadOS 26.1 or above that enables developers to include app data during migration between Apple and Android devices. It won’t support transfers between iOS or iPadOS, macOS, or visionOS apps. Developers must create app extensions specifying import/export options. During device setup, apps integrated with AppMigrationKit automatically include their data, and cloud data can be imported post-transfer. The system works alongside the upcoming “Transfer to Android” feature, while Android may adopt a similar “Transfer to iPhone” tool.

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Google’s Gemini AI Assistant Could Soon Add a Mic Lock Option for Longer Voice Commands: Report

The APK teardown of version 16.42.61 of the Google app has reportedly revealed a new mic option. Google is testing the option to let users long-press the mic icon in Gemini’s input box. It is expected to be useful for users to put longer requests. After being long-pressed, the mic icon will appear as a stop button, which users can tap when they want Gemini to stop listening.

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Tether User Base Crosses 500 Million Mark as Stablecoin Supply Nears $182 Billion

Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer now has over 500 million users, marking a major milestone in global crypto adoption. Its USDT supply has reached nearly $182 billion (roughly Rs. 15,10,000 crore), far outpacing rival Circle’s USDC. CEO Paolo Ardoino called the achievement a “financial inclusion milestone,” noting USDT’s role in helping unbanked populations worldwide. Tether also plans to launch a new US-regulated stablecoin called USAT later this year.

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CERT-In Warns Google Chrome Users of High-Severity Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

CERT-In has issued a high-severity alert (CIVN-2025-0274) for a remote code execution vulnerability in Google Chrome for desktop. The flaw, caused by improper implementation in Chrome’s V8 engine, could allow attackers to execute code with user privileges, leading to system takeover, data theft, or service disruption. It affects Chrome versions prior to 141.0.7390.122/.123 on Windows and macOS, and 141.0.7390.122 on Linux. Google has released a fix in the latest Stable Channel Update, and users are advised to update immediately to stay protected.

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