Google Releases Gemma 4 in Four Model Sizes Under Apache 2.0 License
Google has introduced Gemma 4, a set of four open-weight models licensed under Apache 2.
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Microsoft Begins Warning Users Ahead of Publisher Retirement in October 2026
Microsoft has started showing in-app retirement notifications to users of Microsoft Publisher, warning that the software will reach end of life in October 2026.
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Nextcloud, Ionos, and Proton Launch Euro-Office, an OnlyOffice Fork for European Users
A group of European tech companies, including Nextcloud, Ionos, and Proton, has released a preview of Euro-Office, an open-source productivity suite based on On
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Windows 11 April 2026 Update Brings Smart App Control and 7 Other Key Improvements
Microsoft is releasing the April 2026 security update for Windows 11 on April 14, 2026.
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Reddit Removes r/all From App and Desktop, but Old Reddit Still Shows It
Reddit has finished phasing out the r/all page, with links now redirecting to users' Home feeds instead.
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Netflix Introduces VOID AI Model for Editing Video Scenes Without Reshooting
Netflix has released a video object removal model called VOID, developed by researchers at Netflix and Sofia University.
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LinkedIn Uses Hidden JavaScript to Scan for Over 6,000 Chrome Extensions on Visitors' Browsers
LinkedIn is running a JavaScript fingerprinting script on its website that checks visitors' browsers for more than 6,236 installed Chrome extensions and collect
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Ad Trackers Accounted for 10.22 Percent of Global Internet Traffic in 2025, Up from 7.84 Percent in 2024
In 2025, ad trackers made up 10.
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Artemis II Astronaut Reports Microsoft Outlook Not Working Aboard Orion Spacecraft
An astronaut aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft, currently in orbit for the Artemis II mission, reported to ground controllers in Houston that Microsoft Outlook was
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OpenAI Adds Pay-As-You-Go Codex Seats for ChatGPT Business and Enterprise Teams
OpenAI is now offering pay-as-you-go pricing for Codex-only seats on ChatGPT Business and Enterprise plans.
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Google Increases AI Pro Cloud Storage from 2TB to 5TB at No Extra Cost for Subscribers
Google has increased the amount of cloud storage included with its Google AI Pro plan from 2TB to 5TB, without changing the monthly price of $20.
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Android 17 May Add Smart Notification Rules to Automate Alerts and Reduce Lock Screen Clutter
Strings referencing a "Notification Rules" feature have been spotted in the latest Android 17 beta by the Android Authority team.
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Opera Neon Adds MCP Connector to Let External AI Tools Safely Control Live Browser Sessions
Opera has introduced an MCP Connector feature in its Neon browser that enables external AI tools to connect to a live browser session and perform actions direct
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Google Rolls Out AI Inbox in Gmail for $250 Per Month to Gemini Advanced (AI Ultra) Subscribers
Google has started rolling out AI Inbox for Gmail to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the United States.
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Microsoft Releases Emergency Windows 11 Security Update to Fix Broken Preview Build
Microsoft has released an out-of-band update, KB5086672, for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 to replace the March 2026 preview update KB5079391, which was pul
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Apple Releases iOS 18.7.7 Update to Extend DarkSword Exploit Protection to More iPhones and iPads
Apple has expanded the availability of iOS 18.
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Asia-Pacific PC Shipments To Fall 13.7% In 2026 As AI Data Centers Drive Up DRAM Demand
PC shipments in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to drop 13.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Blood Pressure Monitoring Launches in the US
Samsung has started rolling out blood pressure monitoring to Galaxy Watch 4 and later models in the United States.
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Proton Launches Meet, an End-to-End Encrypted Video Conferencing Service
Proton has introduced Meet, a new video conferencing service designed around end-to-end encryption.
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Google Now Lets US Users Change Their @gmail.com Address in Account Settings
Google is now allowing users in the United States to change the username part of their @gmail.
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Windows 11 Update Adds Support for Display Refresh Rates Above 1,000Hz
Microsoft's Windows 11 preview update KB5079391, released on March 26, adds support for display refresh rates above 1,000Hz, with internal documentation confirm
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Google Adds ChatGPT and Claude Import Tools to Gemini for Memory and Chat History
Google has introduced import tools for Gemini that enable users to transfer their stored memories and complete conversation histories from ChatGPT and Claude.
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Google Maps Adds Battery Predictions for 350+ Electric Vehicle Models on Android Auto
Google is rolling out an update to Google Maps on Android Auto that introduces battery level predictions and charging stop recommendations for more than 350 ele
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Apple Adds Terminal Paste Warning in macOS Tahoe 26.4 to Block ClickFix Attacks
Apple has introduced a new security feature in macOS Tahoe 26.
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Los Angeles Jury Finds Meta And Google Liable In $3 Million Social Media Addiction Case
A jury in Los Angeles has found Meta and Google liable in a lawsuit filed by a woman identified in court as Kaley.
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Google Launches Gemini 3.1 Flash Live With Faster Responses and Longer Conversation Context
Google has introduced Gemini 3.
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YouTube Adds Android Auto Support, but Requires Premium and Plays Audio Only
YouTube has introduced official support for Android Auto, allowing the app to appear in the platform's media controls.
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Microsoft VP Signals Windows 11 Forced Account Requirement Could Be Removed
Microsoft Vice President Scott Hanselman has publicly responded on X, indicating that his team is considering removing the mandatory Microsoft account requireme
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Apple Planning Standalone Siri App and Apple Business App for Release This Year
Apple is expected to launch two new iPhone apps in 2026.
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OpenAI Adds Codex Plugins to Automate Workflows and Expand Beyond Coding
OpenAI has added new plugins to its Codex development tool, enabling users to package skills and app integrations into shareable, installable bundles.
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Sony Raises PS5 Prices by Up to $150 in the US Starting April 2
Sony has announced price increases for its entire PS5 lineup in the United States, effective April 2.
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Anthropic Reduces Claude Session Limits During Peak Hours For Free, Pro And Max Users
Anthropic has updated how Claude's five-hour session limits are enforced during peak hours, starting this week.
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Samsung Browser Launches On Windows 10 And Windows 11 With Cross-Device Sync
Samsung Browser is now available for Windows 10 and Windows 11, marking its debut as a desktop application after being exclusive to mobile devices.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out AI Replies, iOS Multi-Account Support And Cross-Platform Chat Transfer
WhatsApp is introducing several new features on iOS and Android, including AI-assisted message drafting, AI-powered photo retouching before sending, support for
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Microsoft Confirms Dark Mode Expansion For Windows 11 Legacy Interfaces
Microsoft is continuing to expand dark mode support in Windows 11, including older system components, but has not provided a specific timeline.
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Google Rolls Out Desktop Mode To Pixel 8 And Newer With March Pixel Drop
Google is introducing an official desktop mode for Pixel 8 and newer devices as part of the March 2026 Pixel Drop.
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OpenAI Shuts Down Sora And Ends Planned $1 Billion Disney Partnership
OpenAI has confirmed that it will shut down its Sora video generation platform and end a planned $1 billion partnership with The Walt Disney Company.
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Kali Linux 2026.1 Released With Eight New Tools And BackTrack Mode
Kali Linux 2026.
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GitHub Enables Copilot Data Collection For AI Training By Default With Opt-Out Setting
GitHub has announced that interactions with GitHub Copilot will be used to train its AI models, with all personal account users enrolled by default.
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Microsoft Resolves Outlook Gmail And Yahoo Sync Errors In Microsoft 365 Service
Microsoft has resolved an issue that was causing synchronization problems between classic Outlook and Gmail or Yahoo accounts, according to an update in the com