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Google has released version 1.0 of Magika, an open-source file type detection system that utilizes AI and is built in Rust, enhancing its speed and security while supporting a broader range of file types.

Google has announced the expansion of its live translation feature to all earbuds on Android devices, with plans to roll out similar capabilities to iOS in the coming months. This enhancement aims to facilitate real-time communication across language barriers, making it easier for users to converse in different languages seamlessly.

Google and Apple have both released emergency security updates to address vulnerabilities that were actively exploited in zero-day attacks. Apple has patched its flagship devices, while Google has updated Chrome to fix a specific vulnerability that was part of these attacks.

Google has introduced a new AI voice for its 'Search Live' feature, leveraging the advanced capabilities of its Gemini model to provide more natural and fluent responses. This enhancement aims to improve user interaction and satisfaction with Google's search functionalities.

Google has expanded its live speech translation feature from Pixel Buds to any headphones, now supporting over 70 languages in beta on compatible Android devices. This update allows users to hear real-time translations directly in their headphones, enhancing communication across language barriers.

Android smartphones have been updated to include a feature that allows users to share live video feeds directly with 911 during emergencies, enhancing the ability of emergency services to assess situations in real-time. This rollout of Android Emergency Live Video (ELV) aims to improve communication during critical incidents such as accidents or medical emergencies.

Google Translate has improved its ability to translate slang terms and idioms, leveraging advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). This enhancement is part of Google's ongoing efforts to refine its translation services, making them more relevant and accurate for users across diverse linguistic contexts.

Google has introduced Disco, an experimental web browser that transforms browser tabs into interactive mini-apps, evolving from a hackathon project into a prototype aimed at enhancing user experience by creating personalized workspaces for each browsing session. Parisa Tabriz, head of the Chrome team, highlighted the innovative nature of this project.