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Google Delays Gemini 3.5 Pro as Coding Improvements Fall Short

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By James Maguire Verified
| Techstrong.ai Verified
Google has postponed the release of its flagship Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model after internal efforts to improve its coding capabilities reportedly failed to meet internal performance goals, a move that puts Google at risk of losing ground to rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic. Gemini 3.5 Pro was expected to reach customers shortly after Google introduced the model during its I/O developer conference in May.
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OpenAI Debuts First Hardware Product With $230 Codex Micro Keypad

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By James Maguire Verified
| Techstrong.ai Verified
OpenAI has introduced its first hardware product, a $230 programmable keypad built to streamline management of its Codex AI coding assistant. Developed with keyboard manufacturer Work Louder, the Codex Micro is aimed at developers using OpenAI’s suite of coding agents. Rather than navigating every action through software, users can assign dedicated controls to common workflows, monitor multiple AI agents, and adjust model behavior from a compact desktop device.
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EU Orders Google to Open Android AI Features and Search Data to Rivals

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By James Maguire Verified
| Digital CxO
The European Commission has issued binding orders requiring Google to give competing AI providers broader access to Android smartphones and portions of its search data, in one of the EU’s most significant efforts yet to prevent the company from extending its dominance in AI services. The decisions, announced under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), require Google to modify Android so rival AI assistants can operate with capabilities comparable to Google’s Gemini.
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