Google Classroom Adds Guided Learning With Teachers in Control
Google has introduced Guided Learning in Classroom, bringing step-by-step study support into teacher-assigned activities. The announcement also outlines a separate Search pilot and future changes to school controls for student AI access.
Mercedes-Benz Explores Displays That Appear Only When Needed
Mercedes-Benz previews research into holographic windshield displays and LED elements in glass, offering a look at future vehicle interfaces.
Samsung Expands Solve for Tomorrow With AI and Mentorship
Samsung expands Solve for Tomorrow with AI learning resources and mentorship, with U.S. classroom applications due November 23, 2026.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Gives Creators More Room for Short Videos
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash adds native 15-second video generation, conversational editing and lower announced pricing for 720p output.
Electric smart 2 Launches in China as Production Begins
The electric smart 2 launches in China, with production underway and European deliveries planned for 2027. Here is what the milestone means.
Google Expands Free AI Training for Teachers to More Markets
Google is expanding its free AI Educator Series to additional markets, with practical training focused on classroom and teaching tasks.
Galaxy SmartTag3 Makes Finding Everyday Items More Flexible
Galaxy SmartTag3 is now available in the United States, adding directional guidance and new alerts to Samsung’s item-finding lineup. Its practical appeal depends on how clearly it helps owners understand where their belongings were last detected.
YANGWANG ALTIOR Turns the Electric Luxury Car Into a Private Lounge
YANGWANG has unveiled ALTIOR, an electric luxury car built around a four-seat passenger experience. Its Abu Dhabi debut highlights a cabin where materials, seating and entertainment work together to create a private lounge.
GitHub Universe 2026 Brings New Copilot Agent Tools
GitHub’s latest developer announcements focus on turning AI-assisted coding into coordinated software delivery. New Copilot tools raise a practical question for teams: how can more automated work become completed, reviewable software?
