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Google asks US Supreme Court to delay Play Store policy changes
Google has appealed the U.
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Proton Mail app gets a redesign, offline mode on Android and iOS
The Proton Mail app for Android and iOS has been updated.
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ROG Xbox Ally is up for pre-order in 38 Countries, prices revealed
Microsoft and ASUS have opened pre-orders for the Xbox Ally consoles.
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Microsoft makes Windows 10 Extended Security Updates free, but only for users in one region
Windows 10 has just a few more weeks to go officially before Microsoft ends support for the operating system officially.
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Forza Horizon 6 announced, coming to PC and Xbox in 2026
Microsoft has announced Forza Horizon 6.
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DuckDuckGo Search and Duck.ai toggle: how to switch or turn it off
The DuckDuckGo Search and Duck.
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Apple wants the EU to repeal the Digital Markets Act, claims it is harmful for users
Apple has published a statement that explains the harmful impact that the European Union's Digital Markets Act has on users.
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Microsoft-owned LinkedIn will use your data for training AI, unless you opt-out
Companies have two options when they introduce new features: make them opt-in or opt-out.
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EU questions Apple, Google and Microsoft about their scam prevention efforts
The European Union has queried Apple, Google and Microsoft on their efforts to prevent online scams.
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Baldur's Gate 3 gets a native build for the Steam Deck
Larian Studios has announced a native version of Baldur's Gate 3 for Steam Deck.
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Can WhatsApp Translate Messages? How Built-in Translation Works
Yes, WhatsApp can translate messages inside the app.
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Firefox add-on developers may roll back all users to earlier versions of their extensions now
For many users, a key feature of web browsers is the ability to install add-ons.
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Microsoft confirms DRM playback issues in Windows
Microsoft revealed a remake of the classic video wallpaper feature DreamScene for Windows just yesterday.
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Microsoft silently introduces Windows AI Lab to let users test experimental features
Microsoft has quietly introduced a way to allow users to test experimental features.
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Google announces Gemini for Google TV
Google has announced Gemini for Google TV.
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Windows 11 is getting a video wallpaper feature
Microsoft is testing a feature that will allow you to use a video as a wallpaper.
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Chrome for Android can now read web pages aloud like a podcast
Last week, Martin wrote about Chrome gaining AI features powered by Gemini.
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Microsoft increases Xbox prices in the U.S. again: Two price hikes in 5 months
Microsoft has increased the prices of the Xbox consoles in the U.
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Apple Sports app is now available in 8 European Countries
The Apple Sports app has been expanded to 8 more Countries.
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Steam to end support for Windows 32-bit in 2026
Valve has announced that it will be ending support for Steam on 32-bit versions of Windows.
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Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 beta released
The first beta of Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 has been released.
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Google is turning Chrome into an AI browser and the rollout has already started
Artificial intelligence is becoming a central feature of many browsers.
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Here are the new features in macOS Tahoe 26
Apple released macOS Tahoe 26 a couple of days ago.
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Vivaldi 7.6 brings a customizable Tab Bar and a Tab button
Vivaldi has been updated to version 7.
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Microsoft tests new features in Paint, Snipping Tool and Notepad
Microsoft is testing some new features in Paint, Snipping Tool and Notepad for Windows Insiders.
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YouTube's controversial auto-dubbing feature will use AI for lip syncing
One of the most annoying features that Google rolled out in recent time on YouTube is auto-dubbing and auto-translations of content.
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Apple patches a zero-day threat in older iPhones, iPads
Apple has released a security update for many older iPhone and iPad models.
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Spotify Free users can now search and play tracks
As of September 15, 2025, Spotify is upgrading its free tier to allow users on mobile to search for, pick, and play specific tracks on-demand, breaking the long
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Fedora Linux 43 beta released, drops X11 support to go Wayland only
Fedora Linux 43 beta has been announced.
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Google launches App for Windows to search online, local files and Google Drive
Google announced the release of a the new Google app for Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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Mozilla Firefox 143.0 adds support for Progressive Web Apps, Copilot on sidebar, Important dates in the address bar
Mozilla has released Firefox 143.
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Apple releases iOS 26 and here are its best features
iOS 26 is now available for iPhones.
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Windows 11 is getting a system tray shortcut to run a network speed test
Microsoft is testing a new option in the Windows 11 system tray.
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Copilot App will install automatically on Windows for many users, but there are exceptions
Microsoft's Copilot AI push continued in the past couple of months.
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Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 to drop support for 32-bit
Linux Mint Debian Edition 7 will not support 32-bit computers.
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Overview of Windows Security Updates September 2025
Usually, we post Windows Security Updates once they are out.
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Windows 11 may nag you now when your Microsoft 365 subscription expires
Microsoft continues its push towards making its Windows 11 operating system a driver for subscription-based sales.
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Gmail Purchases tab to help track your deliveries
The Gmail Purchases tab is a dedicated, centralized view in the Gmail sidebar (desktop) and app that aggregates all order confirmations, shipping updates, and d
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Microsoft avoids EU fine in antitrust case after unbundling Teams from Office 365
A couple of months ago, we reported that Microsoft may dodge a fine in an antitrust case in the European Union.
