Microsoft Launches Auto SR on the ROG Xbox Ally X in Handheld Mode, With a 120 FPS Performance Mode Coming
Microsoft has moved Automatic Super Resolution, or Auto SR, out of preview on the ROG Xbox Ally X and Xbox Ally X20 handhelds.
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EU Proposes Digital Fairness Act to Ban Dark Patterns and Let Users Turn Off Streaks and Autoplay
The European Commission has proposed the Digital Fairness Act, a set of consumer protection rules aimed at "harmful digital practices" in online shopping, socia
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Google's November Pixel Drop Brings Gemini Intelligence to the Pixel 10 and Launches the $29.99 Pixel Tag
Google has released its November Pixel Drop, a feature update for Pixel phones and watches that brings Gemini Intelligence to the Pixel 10 series and launches t
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Windows 11 Version 23H2 Reaches End of Support for Enterprise and Education With the Final KB5131087 Update
Microsoft has ended support for Windows 11 version 23H2 on Enterprise and Education editions.
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Samsung Rolls Out One UI 9 Watch With Wear OS 7 to the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic
Samsung has started rolling out One UI 9 Watch to the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.
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Firefox's Free Built-In VPN Gets Unlimited Data From November 10 Through January 31, 2027
Mozilla has removed the data limit on the free VPN built into Firefox for the holiday season.
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Microsoft Will Retire Free Office 365 A1 Email for Schools, Moving Them to an A0 Plan Without Exchange or Teams
Microsoft is retiring Office 365 A1, the free plan that gives schools, colleges, and universities web versions of Office apps, Teams, and email at no charge.
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Rockstar Confirms GTA 6 Runs at 30fps on All Consoles, With Ray-Traced Shadows Only on PS5 Pro
Rockstar Games has confirmed that GTA 6 runs at 30 frames per second on every console, including the PS5 Pro.
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Google Raises the Android Auto Minimum to Android 11, Ending Support for Android 9 and Android 10
Google has raised the minimum requirement for Android Auto to Android 11, ending official support for phones that run Android 9 and Android 10, according to an
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Microsoft Tests a Windows 11 Sticky Keys Prompt That Can Permanently Turn Off the Shift Key Shortcut
Microsoft is testing a new version of the Sticky Keys prompt in Windows 11 that lets users switch off the keyboard shortcut for good from the prompt itself.
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Google Warns Australia's Digital Duty of Care Bill Puts Gmail Access for Under-18s at Risk
Google has warned Australian lawmakers that the country's proposed Digital Duty of Care legislation could force the company to block users under 18 from Gmail.
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Sony Announces a New PlayStation Portal for Japan With Extra Internal Storage for Future Functionality
Sony has announced a new PlayStation Portal model for Japan that adds internal storage "with an eye towards future functionality," according to a post on the Pl
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How to AirDrop on iPhone
To AirDrop on iPhone, open the photo or file, tap the Share button, tap AirDrop and tap the person or device under People.
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Mullvad shuts down its public encrypted DNS service: switch to Quad9 or another resolver now
Mullvad's free public encrypted DNS service, the DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS resolvers at dns.
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Microsoft Re-Releases KB5002934 for Excel 2016 After a Later Update Broke Copy and Paste Again
Microsoft has re-released the KB5002934 update for Excel 2016 after a later update brought back a bug that breaks copy and paste in some workbooks.
Windows News
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Windows 11 Version 23H2 Reaches End of Support for Enterprise and Education With the Final KB5131087 Update
Microsoft has ended support for Windows 11 version 23H2 on Enterprise and Education editions.
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Microsoft Tests a Windows 11 Sticky Keys Prompt That Can Permanently Turn Off the Shift Key Shortcut
Microsoft is testing a new version of the Sticky Keys prompt in Windows 11 that lets users switch off the keyboard shortcut for good from the prompt itself.
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Microsoft Says Windows 11 26H2 Makes 8 GB PCs Up to 20% More Responsive and 40% Faster at Multitasking
Microsoft has detailed a set of memory management changes in Windows 11 that it says make PCs with 8 GB of RAM up to 20 percent more responsive and 40 percent f
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Microsoft Removes PC-to-PC Migration From Windows 11 and Points Users to OneDrive-Based Windows Backup
Microsoft has removed the PC-to-PC Migration feature from Windows 11, according to an updated Microsoft support page that now states the tool is no longer avail
AI News
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Google's November Pixel Drop Brings Gemini Intelligence to the Pixel 10 and Launches the $29.99 Pixel Tag
Google has released its November Pixel Drop, a feature update for Pixel phones and watches that brings Gemini Intelligence to the Pixel 10 series and launches t
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Google Will Turn Gemini Gems Into Skills on November 17 and Remove the Old Gems on December 17
Google will replace Gems in Gemini with skills on November 17, 2026, for personal Google accounts of users aged 18 and older, and the original Gems will be remo
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Anthropic's Revised IPO Filing Reports $33.2 Billion in Nine-Month Revenue and $895 Billion in Compute Commitments
Anthropic reported revenue of $33.
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Anthropic Adds a Claude Code Rule on Opus 5.5 That Blocks Recreations of Existing Games
Anthropic has added a rule to Claude Code, its AI coding assistant, that stops the tool from recreating specific existing video games when it runs on the Opus 5.
Big Tech News
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Google, Meta, and TikTok Sue California Over AB 1709 Ban on Addictive Feeds for Children Under 16
Google, Meta, and TikTok have filed separate lawsuits against California over Assembly Bill 1709, a state law that restricts addictive social media features for
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Anthropic's Revised IPO Filing Reports $33.2 Billion in Nine-Month Revenue and $895 Billion in Compute Commitments
Anthropic reported revenue of $33.
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Microsoft Offers Voluntary Exit Deal to 60,000 Employees in Four Countries Until December 31
Microsoft has announced a Voluntary Exit Offer open to about 60,000 employees in the US, UK, Canada, and India, according to a letter from HR chief Amy Coleman
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Norway Fines Microsoft's Xandr $9.6 Million Over Sharing Grindr Users' Sensitive Data
Norway's Data Protection Authority, Datatilsynet, has fined Xandr, an advertising company owned by Microsoft, NOK 92 million ($9.
Browsers News
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Firefox's Free Built-In VPN Gets Unlimited Data From November 10 Through January 31, 2027
Mozilla has removed the data limit on the free VPN built into Firefox for the holiday season.
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Microsoft Confirms Edge 156 Update Broke Attachment Opening in New Outlook and Rolls Out a Fix
Microsoft has confirmed that an update to Microsoft Edge 156 stopped some users of New Outlook from opening email attachments.
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Google Releases ChromeOS 156 With Gemini Talk to Type Dictation and Video Summaries on Chromebook Plus
Google has promoted ChromeOS 156 to the Stable channel, according to the Chrome Releases blog, bringing most supported Chromebooks to platform version 16836.
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Microsoft Edge Tests Seamless Updates That Apply Without Restarting the Browser
Microsoft is developing a seamless update system for Microsoft Edge that moves the browser to a newer version while users keep working, without a restart prompt
Gaming News
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Microsoft Launches Auto SR on the ROG Xbox Ally X in Handheld Mode, With a 120 FPS Performance Mode Coming
Microsoft has moved Automatic Super Resolution, or Auto SR, out of preview on the ROG Xbox Ally X and Xbox Ally X20 handhelds.
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Rockstar Confirms GTA 6 Runs at 30fps on All Consoles, With Ray-Traced Shadows Only on PS5 Pro
Rockstar Games has confirmed that GTA 6 runs at 30 frames per second on every console, including the PS5 Pro.
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Sony Announces a New PlayStation Portal for Japan With Extra Internal Storage for Future Functionality
Sony has announced a new PlayStation Portal model for Japan that adds internal storage "with an eye towards future functionality," according to a post on the Pl
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Blizzard Says World of Warcraft: Forever Had the Biggest Launch in WoW History by Peak Concurrent Players
Blizzard says World of Warcraft: Forever has delivered the biggest launch in World of Warcraft history by peak concurrent players, according to a post on the of