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Small Banks Get a Big Boost as Anonybit Joins Q2’s Digital Banking Platform
Privacy-first biometrics now accessible to community banks without the headaches of downloads or passwords Anonybit, a tech firm that’s made waves for its decentralized biometric solutions, has officially integrated with...
Microsoft’s Copilot Struggles to Keep Up as ChatGPT Rockets Past 900 Million Downloads
Microsoft has poured billions into artificial intelligence, but its digital assistant Copilot is still trailing behind ChatGPT by a country mile. While Copilot tries to find its footing across Windows...
India’s Tech Surge Reshapes Global Rankings as Bengaluru, Hyderabad Lead Hiring Boom
India has landed firmly on the global tech map in 2025, with six cities making it into the Asia-Pacific’s top 10 tech talent hubs. It’s a moment that’s been brewing...
Small Banks, Big Bets: Why Embedded Finance Is Becoming a Lifeline for Community Lenders
Community banks aren’t just watching the fintech train speed by anymore — they’re jumping aboard. A new report says most of them now believe embedded finance might be their ticket...
Samsung’s Thinnest Foldable Yet Aims to Revive Stalling Market
Galaxy Z Fold7 goes lighter, slimmer, and sleeker—but will it be enough to win back the foldable crowd? Samsung is betting big—and thin—on its latest foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold7....
American Fintech Council Sides With CFPB, Seeks Balance in Open Banking Legal Fight
The open banking war just found itself a middle ground—and it’s coming from a powerful industry voice that doesn’t fully belong to either side. In a move that could reshape...
Pixel Phones Get First Big Android 16 Update—With a Catch for Pixel 6a Users
Google has begun rolling out its monthly Android 16-based software update for July, and while the fixes are welcome, Pixel 6a owners are seeing some extra restrictions under Google’s new...
Lithuania Bets on Lasers to Punch Above Its Weight in Space Tech
The Baltic country is banking on light-speed innovation to carve a place in a market long dominated by global giants. Vilnius doesn’t look like your typical gateway to space. It’s...
Google Faces EU Antitrust Heat Over AI Overviews Grabbing Spotlight from Publishers
Google’s AI-generated search feature is under fire again—this time from Europe. A growing number of publishers say the tech giant is siphoning off traffic, readers, and revenue by spotlighting AI-written...