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The RUIO Joy released a week ago but it's just starting to reach store shelves (currently only in JB Hi-Fi).

It runs Android 11 with no Google services, has 4G that works on Australian networks, and has similar specs to the Cat S22 Flip (slow quad-core CPU, 2GB ram, etc.)

Watch a short presentation on how some of the most popular apps work on DumberOS.

Though Google Cloud Next in Las Vegas was a couple weeks ago, I'm still working through it and trying to process everything I learned there. Three days, 32,000 attendees, 260 product announcements. One cool stand out...
Google shipped an entire agent accountability infrastructure at this conference. Every AI agent now gets a cryptographic ID and an auditable action trail tied to a defined authorization policy. They built anomaly detection that flags unusual agent reasoning in real time and maps it back to the source.
You build that when you're expecting things to go wrong at scale.
GE Appliances is deploying 800 AI agents across manufacturing and supply chain right now. That's operational continuity with autonomous software making decisions without a human in the loop.
Every enterprise leader needs to answer one question the technology doesn't answer for you: when an agent makes a decision that costs money or creates legal exposure, who owns it?
I'm looking forward to diving deeper into Gemini Enterprise and Chrome Enterprise. The Chrome Enterprise shadow AI reporting shows you every unsanctioned AI tool your employees are already using. You can't govern what you can't see.

https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/google-cloud-next/google-cloud-next-2026-wrap-up

#AIGovernance #AgenticAI #GoogleNext #CIO #EnterpriseSecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity #AI @google @googlecloud @googlecloudsec

Mishaal Rahman (now a Google employee) has made a big Reddit post showcasing all the new Android-related announcements. Hold your nose and pop to Reddit for all the info!