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Firefox 144.0 is out with new profile management, tab group improvements, and security fixes
Mozilla releases Firefox 144.
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Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 Gigi released
Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 has been released.
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Apple TV+ has been renamed to Apple TV
Apple has announced that it is renaming its streaming service.
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Amazon's Echo Show devices are displaying full-screen ads
Amazon launched some Alexa-enabled Echo devices a week ago.
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Apple Clips video editor has been discontinued
Apple Clips has been discontinued.
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Microsoft breaks Windows 10 Media Creation Tool days before end of support
Microsoft has confirmed that the Windows 11 Media Creation Tool (version 26100.
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Chrome: Google announced plan to combat notification overload in the browser
Often, when I'm asked to fix something on a mobile device or computer, I notice that the user is getting a ton of notifications from all sorts of websites or ap
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Firefox VPN: Browser-only, free VPN tested by Mozilla
Mozilla is currently testing a free, browser-only VPN directly within Firefox, designed to encrypt and route only browser traffic through Mozilla-managed server
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Vivaldi for iOS gets Reader View, Tab Stack Pane, Link Previews, Custom Search Engines
Last month, Vivaldi was updated to 7.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka is now available
Canonical has released Ubuntu 25.
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OpenAI wants to create a ChatGPT operating system
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1Password secure agentic autofill for AI agents leaking your passwords
1Password Secure Agentic Autofill is a security feature that allows AI agents to log into websites on your behalf without ever accessing, seeing, or handling yo
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Discord says the recent data breach leaked 70,000 government-ID photos
A few days ago, Discord had revealed that one of its customer service providers had suffered a data breach.
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Google Search AI Mode is available in 36 new languages and 45 regions
Google has announced that it has expanded AI Mode in Search to more regions, and has added support for several new languages.
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Apple takes a swipe at Windows with a BSOD-focused ad
Apple has uploaded a video on YouTube to mock Windows.
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Windows 10: With one week of support left, here are your options
Microsoft launched Windows 10 almost 10 years ago and it plans to end support for the operating system next week, on October 14th, 2025.
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Firefox profile manager: how to create, switch and choose a profile at startup
The new Firefox profile manager lives in the browser itself: click the account icon in the toolbar (or open the Firefox menu) and select Profiles.
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You can now access Spotify within ChatGPT
Spotify has announced that it has partnered with ChatGPT.
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Assassin's Creed Mirage's free DLC Valley of Memory will be released next month
Remember the free DLC that was teased for Assassin's Creed Mirage? Ubisoft has officially revealed it, Valley of Memory, is coming next month.
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Microsoft removes BypassNRO and local-only account commands from Windows 11 setup
Microsoft has removed the known shortcuts for creating a local account during Windows 11 setup (OOBE) in its Insider builds.
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Meta is preparing another way to show you targeted ads and you can't opt out
When Meta launched its AI into its core products WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram, it launched it with limited capacities.
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Microsoft is working on a free Xbox Cloud Gaming version with ads
Microsoft has some more plans for Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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Discord customer service data breached; Government-ID images, and user details stolen
Discord has revealed that one of its customer service providers has suffered a data breach.
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Perplexity releases Comet browser for free on Windows and macOS
Perplexity has announced the release of Comet browser for all users.
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Microsoft claims that a tiny component will make Windows more intelligent in the future
Desktop and mobile operating systems are getting more and more AI features.
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Google defends its new policy, claims it will not make sideloading go away
In August, Google had announced that developers who distribute apps outside the Play Store need to verify their identity.
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Instagram says it is not listening to users' microphones to serve ads
Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, has shared a video on his account to dismiss the myth that Instagram is actively listening to users, to show them relevant
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Microsoft increases Xbox Game Pass prices, new updated plans introduced
Microsoft has increased the prices of Xbox Game Pass prices.
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Brave Browser hits 100 million monthly users, Search also surging
Brave Software, maker of the Chromium-based Brave Browser and Brave Search, announced new user records yesterday.
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PS5 Slim CFI-2116 with 825GB SSD: what changed and why a 1TB PS5 only has 848GB
The revised PS5 Slim Digital Edition (CFI-2116 in Europe, part of Sony's CFI-2100 model group) ships with an 825GB SSD instead of 1TB, at the same price as the
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Vega OS for TV from Amazon: Linux-based OS without sideloading
Amazon has announced Vega OS for its Fire TVs.
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Windows 11 2025: how to get the update, and why you may not want it right now
Microsoft released the big 2025 update for its Windows 11 operating system just a few hours ago.
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Adobe Premiere app for iOS and iPadOS released, it's free to use except for AI features
Adobe has released the Adobe Premiere app for iPhone and iPad.
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WhatsApp adds support for Live Photos on iOS, Motion Photos and Document scanning on Android
WhatsApp has announced a couple of new features for Android and iOS.
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Ask Brave: new AI-powered search feature launches on Brave Search
Are AI powered search engines the future of search? Classic search engines such as Google Search or Microsoft Bing are getting AI-feature infusions to comp
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Opera Neon AI agentic browser released in early access
In May 2025, Opera announced its agentic browser called Opera Neon AI.
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Apple releases iOS 26.0.1, macOS 26.0.1, iPadOS 26.0.1 updates
Apple has released the iOS 26.
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YouTube Music is testing AI hosts that tell stories, trivia and commentary
YouTube Music is getting an AI powered feature.
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F-Droid criticizes Google's anti-sideloading policy, calls for antitrust scrutiny
F-Droid has hit out at Google for its controversial app distribution policy changes.
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Microsoft Photos will use AI to auto-categorize your photos
How would you like it if Microsoft Photos automatically categorized your photos? Well, that's exactly what Microsoft is testing across the Insider Program.
