Checking out what billionaires own is a smart investment strategy. This especially rings true for a massive movement like artificial intelligence (AI), which can potentially shape the world for decades to come.

At the top of the list, enable Theft detection lock and tap Turn on on the confirmation screen (which explains how the feature works). Just underneath is the Offline device lock toggle switch, and again you can read about how it operates before tapping Turn on to confirm your choice and activate it.

Turns out, in 1999, Adams wrote an essay titled “How to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love the Internet,” and wow does it hold up 26 years later as a way to think about the world we live in now. Here’s just one quote:

Artificial intelligence startup Perplexity launched an agent-based assistant for Android devices on Thursday as it looks to take on larger rival OpenAI's ChatGPT and incumbent assistants such as Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa.

Perplexity has released an AI-powered assistant for Android, competing with Google Gemini to perform multi-app actions and more.

As usual, the Galaxy S25+ is the larger of Samsung’s two standard models, with a 6.7-inch display. By comparison, Google has shrunk things with its Pixel 9 Pro this year, moving down to a 6.3-inch display; you’ll have to opt for the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL if you want the full-sized model.

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Google says the new multimodal Gemini feature is available to all Gemini users on the web, Android and iOS. Google does have a paid AI subscription tier and Samsung has teased charging for Galaxy AI at the end of this year. For now, though, these AI updates are free and accessible to most smartphone users.

Unfortunately, Samsung has missed a couple of features that would have turned the Galaxy S25 from a good phone to a great phone. While there are tentative steps towards full integration of long-awaited features (Looking at you,

The new Gemini overlay is already available on select Google Pixel devices and is expected to roll out to more Android devices soon

What's enticing about the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is its phablet-sized screen, which folds to the size of a pocket-friendly smartphone. Whether you use it to answer emails on your commute or play mobile games over your lunch break, the 8-inch display hidden inside makes tasks more manageable.