Mozilla CEO Hints at Developing iPhone Browser without WebKit
New regulatory requirements being introduced in the European Union may compel Apple to abandon its longstanding practice of mandating the use of the WebKit engi
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UBS asserts that Apple’s new patent could boost sales
The long-awaited and highly anticipated foldable iPhone from Apple may be closer to reality than previously thought.
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Microsoft is testing some Snap layout improvements in Windows 11 Insider Preview
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25300 was released to the Dev Channel today.
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Intel's latest Xeon CPUs promise lightning-fast performance for workstations
Intel unveiled 15 new Xeon W 2400 and 3400 workstation CPUs that support up to 4 terabytes of DDR5 memory, 56 cores and 112 PCIe 5 lanes.
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Bing is broken: Microsoft’s new AI is insulting and gaslighting users
Last week, Microsoft put forth ambitious statements about implementing ChatGPT to enhance its search engine, Bing.
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Vivaldi 5.7 introduces game-changing tab management features, drops Windows 7 and 8.1 support
Vivaldi Technologies published Vivaldi 5.
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Did Elon Musk hack Twitter's algorithm to become the most followed user?
Australian researcher Dr.
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Google's Privacy Sandbox beta on Android: A step forward for privacy, or a clever way to target you with more ads?
Google announced the beta launch of Privacy Sandbox, which aims to transform advertising.
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Protect your privacy: Why you should avoid ChatGPT apps on Google Play and App Store
ChatGPT's usage is rising every day, more and more users are flocking to use the chatbot.
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Storing Credit Card Information Online or in Password Managers? How to Keep Your Information Safe
Whenever Internet users make purchases online using credit cards, the online shopping sites or payment providers suggest to save the card information.
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Samsung's S23 isn't the only phone with great gaming features - find out which older models are getting a boost
Welcome to the “Pause USB Power Delivery,” feature.
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Is X-Mouse Button Control causing scrolling problems in Firefox? Here's how to troubleshoot the issue
Mozilla released Firefox 110 to the stable channel this week.
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Live Captions in Windows 11 just got an upgrade: Microsoft now supports more languages
Live Captions is an interesting feature of Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system.
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Elon Musk hints at stepping down as Twitter CEO: FLOKI investors prepare for a wild ride
Elon Musk Might Step Down as Twitter CEO: FLOKI Surges After the HintThe tech king of Tesla and Space X has announced his intention to step down as CEO of Twitt
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Keep your browsing private: A step-by-step guide to locking Chrome Incognito tabs on iOS with Face ID/Touch ID
Locking Chrome Incognito Tabs on iPhone and iPad with Face ID/Touch ID: A Step-by-Step GuideDespite any reservations you may have about Chrome, it remains one o
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Is Yammer dead? Microsoft announces major shift in focus to Viva Engage
Microsoft has announced its decision to discontinue Yammer, the enterprise social network it acquired over a decade ago for $1.
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Revolutionary or just a fad? Experts weigh in on Apple's rumored foldable iPhone
Apple is potentially working on a foldable iPhoneIn recent years, there has been significant interest and anticipation regarding the development of foldable dev
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Microsoft's Bing AI: What we know so far and when it could be dropping
Are you curious about the release date of Bing AI? Microsoft has rolled out an early preview of the brand-new Bing powered by ChatGPT to beta testers.
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Choosing the Right Passwordless Authentication Method for Maximum Benefits!
Traditionally, we’ve used passwords as the primary method for authentication, but they come with their own set of drawbacks.
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The end of passwords as we know it: Why experts say the future of security is passwordless
Over the years, passwords have posed a significant risk to enterprises.
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Is your web app vulnerable? Here's how to solve the top 10 security issues
Developing or using web-based software requires critical consideration of web application security due to the increasing number of online threats.
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Is your device at risk? North Korean group launches new attack with Remote Access Trojan
Infamous North-Korean threat group APT37 has upgraded its arsenal of attacks with a new Remote Access Trojan, that is attacking targets on Windows and mobile de
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Bing's new ChatBot sparks debate: Are emotional AI the next step in technology evolution?
Bing, the well-known search engine, has unveiled a new chatbot that's programmed to provide users with conversational responses to their queries.
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A Serious Security Risk: Three Zero-Day Vulnerabilities You Need to Patch Now!
Microsoft released security updates for all client and server versions of Windows that it supports yesterday.
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Microsoft Bing AI has been proven wrong
Both Microsoft and Google held presentations of artificial intelligence products last week.
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Google Unveils Major Advancements in Android's In-App Browsing!
Google Android device owners may soon see improvements when apps on their device utilize an in-app web browser.
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Microsoft's new Bing is ready for everyone, here are our impressions
Microsoft is rolling out the new Bing experience to users.
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Firefox Gets Native Windows Notifications Support
Mozilla plans to introduce a feature in its Firefox web browser in March 2023 that enables support for native notifications on Windows 10 and 11 devices.
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You may soon use multiple accounts on Android 14 for apps and services
Google engineers are testing a new Android 14 feature currently that allows users to use multiple accounts for apps and services.
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Microsoft Windows Security Updates February 2023: All the details before you install it
Microsoft released security updates for all supported client and server versions of its Windows operating system on February 14, 2023.
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Huawei P60 Series Might Be Showcased at MWC Barcelona 2023
Huawei is one of the most recognized smartphone brands in the world, and it is getting ready to launch the Huawei P60 lineup.
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Why Don’t We See More Asteroids?
Everyone loves stars but hates the fact that they are disappearing.
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Discover What's New in Firefox 110!
Mozilla released Firefox 110.
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Apple releases a fix for the latest zero-day hack that’s been exploited
On Monday, Apple released an update to their operating systems for iPhone and iPad.
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Microsoft finally drops the Microsoft Account requirement for Windows 11 Widgets
When Microsoft launched Windows 11 with the Widgets feature, it became clear quickly that the initial feature set was limited.
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Google Divides AR Division into Hardware and Ecosystem Teams, According to Reports
Despite some setbacks in achieving a first-party headset, Google remains committed to exploring this area.
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Twitter is just showing everyone all of Elon’s tweets now!
As if Twitter users want more Elon Musk on their feeds?! A statement makes its rounds by many users who seem to see Elon tweets predominantly in their “Fo
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Complete redesign of Thunderbird comes in July 2023
Later this year, a new version of the Thunderbird email client will be released that features a complete redesigned user interface.
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Are You Experiencing Issues With Google Photos On iOS? You're Not Alone!
Remember your last holiday, when you went to the beach and basked in the Sun with the sole purpose of making your cousin envious of the pictures you took with y
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T-Mobile suffers major network outage across US
On Monday night, thousands of users of the T-Mobile network suffered connectivity problems.