Per leakster @WalleGalaxy on X, the S26 Ultra could include a larger battery, the first improvement to the Ultra series in seven years, back when I was in 8th grade when the S20 Ultra debuted with a 5,000 mAh battery.

Samsung’s S26 Ultra Debuted with a 5000 mAh battery-a streak of six years.

Sure, improvements to software and charging speed have caused the battery life of phones like the S26 Ultra to beat out other ultra devices, but that in tandem with a rumored 700 mAh larger battery should make this phone able to compete with the OnePlus 15 and hopefully, if I upgrade, allow me to expect all-day battery life on my handset—though I am not happy about the rumored lack of the 3x zoom camera to “cut costs”; the Ultra is the zoom phone.

In good news for artificial intelligence, Supermarket News reports that DoorDash’s AI tool is allowing consumers to create bigger baskets.

“Andy Fang, co-founder of DoorDash, said on Wednesday at Groceryshop in Las Vegas the company has seen those trends accelerate since launching Ask DoorDash, its AI-powered shopping assistant, in June. When the service launched, DoorDash reported grocery baskets created with the tool were about 35% larger and customers checked out about three times faster. Fang said those numbers have since climbed.“Now we’re seeing 50% higher grocery basket sizes versus non-AI orders,” Fang said. “And people are checking out five times faster using AI than without AI.””

Grocery shoppers are increasingly embracing artificial intelligence with their shopping habits using tools like Google’s Gemini and ChatGPT. Subscriptions to these tools are low, meaning companies are operating at a loss and need enterprise and government users to pay for these services and the physical rollout, such as data centers. If customers are embracing the tech and responding by buying more physical goods, then the lights might be able to stay on for the rest of the non-paying consumers.

This… might actually be useful if you are a D1 Snapchat user and chat a lot. If you have ever seen the YouTube channels or Instagram pages of chats set to songs, you know they are a viral hit. According to Social Media Today, Snapchat is adding the ability to convert messages to songs for Snapchat+ subscribers, hopefully boosting engagement in the application. God bless and tech talk to you later!!!

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