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NotebookLM in Your Pocket Could Soon Get New Features

Google is working on a major update for NotebookLM. A leaked memo reveals upcoming features like AI-generated flashcards, and better Google Drive search. The Studio Panel is also getting a redesign to support these new content types.

You Can Now Use Cursor Agents on the Web and Your Phone

Cursor’s AI coding assistant is now available on the web and mobile. Developers can use Cursor Agents from any browser to write code, fix bugs, or explore codebases, even when they’re not at their desk.

Why Open Source Matters More Than Ever in the AI Era

We recently spoke with Abhinav Puri, GM of Portfolio Solutions & Services at SUSE, who shared how the company is helping businesses keep up with rapidly evolving AI. His approach focuses on open-source principles, modular architecture, and building long-term infrastructure, while avoiding vendor lock-in.

Agentforce 3 Launches with Full Visibility and Faster Scaling

Salesforce has launched Agentforce 3 to help companies better track, build, and scale their AI agents. The new Command Center gives real-time insights into agent performance and works with tools like Datadog and Splunk for easier monitoring.

Lovable Makes Team Collaboration Free

Lovable has made its collaboration feature free for all users. Earlier, a paid Teams plan was needed to work on projects with others, but that’s no longer required. The company also announced it has retired the Teams plan completely.

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🤵🏻 Founder's Corner:

Stewart Butterfield, CEO & Cofounder at Slack

A serial entrepreneur, he co-founded Flickr before launching Tiny Speck, a game development company that created Glitch. While the game didn’t take off, an internal tool built during its development laid the foundation for Slack. Aimed at breaking away from dull business software, Slack was designed to be fun, simple, and different—right from its name to its playful design.

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