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Samsung’s Surprise, Meta’s AI Move, and Huawei’s New Strategy

1. Major Leak: Samsung Teases Ultra-Slim Galaxy S25 Edge

In an unexpected development, a promotional image was leaked for what is believed to be Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge – reportedly the "slimmest smartphone ever."
The device is expected to feature a curved Edge AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor, 5G support, and a sleek, compact design.
It is set to launch officially in mid-May 2025.

Source: Android Headlines


2. Meta Launches Independent Meta AI App

Meta has officially released its AI tool, Meta AI, as a standalone mobile app – after previously limiting access to Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger.
The app offers text analysis, content creation, smart search, and AI assistant features – aiming to compete directly with ChatGPT and Google Gemini.
The rollout has already begun in the US and UK on both iOS and Android.

Source: Asharq Tech


3. Google Expands NotebookLM with Arabic and 49 More Languages

Google has added support for over 50 new languages, including Arabic, Spanish, Turkish, and Japanese, to its "Audio Overview" feature in NotebookLM.
This tool allows users to convert documents and articles into audio summaries, making it especially useful for education, research, and accessibility.

Source: Asharq Tech


4. WhatsApp Testing Web-Based Voice and Video Calls

WhatsApp is testing a new beta feature allowing users to make voice and video calls directly from the web browser, eliminating the need for mobile or desktop apps.
This move enhances flexibility and paves the way for a fully web-integrated communication experience.

Source: Asharq Tech


5. Huawei Builds China’s Most Powerful AI Infrastructure

At a recent tech summit in Shanghai, Huawei announced the development of the most advanced AI infrastructure in China, powered by its own chips instead of Nvidia's.
The system is being deployed in the medical, military, and education sectors – a strategic move to counter US sanctions.

Source: AIT News


6. Wikipedia Integrates AI into Editing and Review Process

Wikipedia has begun using AI to support its internal review and moderation processes, helping detect and correct misleading content before publication.
AI will not replace human editors but will act as a smart assistant to enhance accuracy and efficiency.

Source: AIT News


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