Apple Maps Is Adding Promoted Search Results In The US And Canada
Apple will start showing ads in Apple Maps search results in the United States and Canada, according to an official announcement.
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Google Rolls Out Android Auto Update To Fix Connectivity Issues Affecting Pixel And Galaxy Devices
Google has begun rolling out an Android Auto update to address a recent connectivity issue that affected multiple devices, according to a report and confirmatio
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Amnezia Releases AmneziaWG 2.0 To Bypass Advanced Internet Censorship Systems
Amnezia has introduced AmneziaWG 2.
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Mozilla Releases Firefox 149 With Split View And Security Improvements
Mozilla has launched Firefox 149, bringing new multitasking features, interface updates, and security improvements, according to the company’s announcemen
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Microsoft Now Requires OneDrive For Editing Projects In Clipchamp On Windows 11
Microsoft has updated Clipchamp on Windows 11, now requiring users to sign in with a Microsoft account and save projects to OneDrive for creating and editing vi
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Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-2, Its Most Realistic Image Model Yet
Microsoft has announced the release of MAI-Image-2, its newest in-house text-to-image model.
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OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Library To Store Uploaded Files In One Place
OpenAI is introducing a new “Library” feature in ChatGPT that automatically saves user-uploaded files in a dedicated section of the interface, accor
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Is Getting AirDrop Support For Quick Share Starting March 23
Samsung has announced that Quick Share on the Galaxy S26 series will support native AirDrop file transfers, with the rollout beginning in Korea on March 23.
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Opera GX Launches on Linux With Built-in Ad Blocker and VPN
Opera GX, the gaming-oriented browser from Opera, is now available for Linux users.
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YouTube Is Testing Pop-Up Surveys Asking Users to Rate Videos as AI Slop
YouTube is testing new pop-up surveys that ask viewers to rate whether a video they just watched felt AI-generated.
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Google Is Testing AI-Rewritten Headlines in Search Results Without Publisher Knowledge
Google is testing a new feature that replaces original news headlines in standard search results with AI-generated alternatives, according to a report from The
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SteamOS 3.8 Adds Support for Steam Machine and Expands to More PCs
Valve has rolled out SteamOS 3.
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Microsoft Plans to Let Windows 11 Users Pause Updates Indefinitely
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 will let users pause updates indefinitely, a level of control not available since Windows 8.
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Windows 11 Update Brings Taskbar Changes, Lower Resource Use, and Less Copilot
Microsoft has confirmed plans to implement a series of updates to Windows 11 focused on system performance, reliability, and user experience.
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Perplexity's AI Browser Comet Launches on iPhone With Built-In Assistant
Perplexity has rolled out Comet, its new AI-powered browser, on the App Store for iPhone users.
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GNOME 50 Releases With X11 Session Support Removed and Wayland
GNOME 50, also known as Tokyo, has been released with a significant update: the complete removal of the X11 session.
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OpenAI Acquires Astral to Integrate Python Tooling Directly Into Codex
OpenAI has announced plans to acquire Astral, a developer tools company known for creating popular Python utilities like uv, Ruff, and ty.
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Android Sideloading Will Require a 24-Hour Wait Starting August
Google has shared details about its new Android sideloading process, which now includes a 24-hour waiting period, a mandatory phone restart, and extra confirmat
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Chrome Extension "Save Image as Type" Was Hijacked, Putting Over 1 Million Users at Risk
Google has taken down the Chrome extension "Save Image as Type" after security researchers uncovered it had been hijacked and altered to redirect user traffic f
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Fortnite Returns to Google Play Store Globally on March 19
Fortnite is making its way back to the Google Play Store worldwide on March 19, as confirmed by Epic Games on X.
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Samsung Is Discontinuing the Galaxy Z TriFold After Three Months From Launch
Samsung is pulling the plug on its Galaxy Z TriFold, the three-screen foldable phone it launched just three months ago.
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Gemini on Pixel 10 Can Now Complete Tasks Across Apps Automatically
Google is rolling out Gemini screen automation to the Pixel 10 series, including Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, in the United S
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Microsoft Fixes Bluetooth Visibility Bug on Windows 11 Enterprise Devices
Microsoft released an out-of-band hotpatch, KB5084897, to address a Bluetooth visibility issue on Windows 11 Enterprise devices enrolled in the hotpatch update
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Microsoft Removes Copilot Chat From Office Apps for Unlicensed Users on April 15
Microsoft is removing Copilot Chat access from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote for commercial users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, effective Apri
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Firefox Update Brings Built-In VPN, Split View, and More User Controls
Mozilla has announced a major Firefox update rolling out over the next several weeks, with Firefox 149 scheduled to release on March 24.
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OpenAI Launches Smaller GPT Models: GPT-5.4 Mini and Nano
OpenAI has introduced two new, smaller versions of its GPT models (GPT-5.
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Apple Announces AirPods Max 2 With H2 Chip, 1.5x Stronger ANC, and Live Translation
Apple has announced AirPods Max 2, the second generation of its over-ear headphones, powered by the H2 chip first introduced in AirPods Pro 2.
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Google Removes AI Health Feature That Summarized Forums Advice for Medical Queries
Google has removed "What People Suggest", an AI-powered search feature that collated crowdsourced health advice from Reddit, Quora, and X in response to medical
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Samsung Windows 11 Bug Blocks Access to C: Drive on Some Laptops
Microsoft has confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy Connect app is responsible for a bug blocking C:\ drive access on Samsung laptops running Windows 11.
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Microsoft Edge 146 Update Removes Collections and Stops Clearing Saved Passwords
Microsoft has released Edge version 146, and instead of adding major features, the update is focused on removing and changing existing ones, some controversial,
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Microsoft Cancels Several Planned Copilot Integrations in Windows 11
Microsoft has abandoned plans to integrate Copilot into Windows 11 system interfaces, including notifications, Settings, and File Explorer, according to sources
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Google Fixes Two Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-Day Flaws
Google has released an out-of-band Chrome update to fix two high-severity zero-day vulnerabilities being actively exploited in the wild.
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Instagram Will Remove End-to-End Encryption for Messages in May 2026
Instagram has confirmed it will remove end-to-end encryption from direct messages on May 8, 2026.
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OpenAI Confirms ChatGPT Ads Remain Limited to the United States
OpenAI has confirmed that ChatGPT ads are not expanding globally; for now, it's only limited to the United States.
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Microsoft Releases Emergency Windows 11 Hotpatch to Fix Remote Code Execution Flaw
Microsoft has released an out-of-band hotpatch update, KB5084597, to fix three remote code execution vulnerabilities in the Windows Routing and Remote Access Se
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Steam Adds 4 New Free Games You Can Play Right Now
Steam has added 4 new free-to-play games to its platform, expanding the number of titles players can try without spending any money.
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Windows 7 Gets a Modern Makeover in New 2026 Concept
A new concept video has reimagined what Windows 7 might look like in 2026 if Microsoft had continued developing the operating system.
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Google Play Introduces “Game Trials” to Let Users Try Paid Games for Free
Google has announced a new Game Trials feature for Google Play that allows users to try paid games before purchasing them.
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Google Chrome Is Coming to ARM64 Linux Devices in Q2 2026
Google has announced that Chrome for ARM64 Linux will be available in the second quarter of 2026, sometime between April and June.
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Apple Releases Security Update for Older iPhones and iPads After Coruna Exploit
Apple has released security updates for older iPhones and iPads to address vulnerabilities targeted by the Coruna exploit kit, which has been used in cyberespio