Microsoft previews Windows 365 Reserve, cloud-based emergency PCs
Microsoft has announced a limited public preview of its on-demand emergency cloud PC service, Windows 365 Reserve.
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Microsoft Edge for Windows 10 will receive updates until 2028
Windows 10 users will be able to continue to use Microsoft Edge for a few more years after the operating system reaches its end of support.
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Microsoft believes that you won't be using a mouse or keyboard anymore in the future
What is Windows going to look like in five years and how are you going to interact with the computer system? Depending on when you asked that question, you may
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Firefox users say that Smart Tab Grouping is using too much CPU, battery
Mozilla released Firefox 141 last month, and with it came an AI-powered feature to organize tabs.
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Linux Mint 22.2 Beta now available for testing
Linux Mint 22.
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Microsoft Lens PDF Scanner app for Android and iOS to be discontinued
Microsoft has announced that it is discontinuing the Microsoft Lens PDF Scanner app.
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Heretic + Hexen enhanced edition released for all platforms, free for existing owners
iD Software is celebrating QuakeCon 2025 in style.
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HBO Max to aggressively crackdown on password sharing
HBO Max is about to start cracking down on password sharing aggressively.
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Security Researchers found a way to trick Windows Hello authentication, but there is a simple fix
Microsoft pushes Windows Hello authentication using biometrics or a Pin in Windows heavily.
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Google claims that AI in search is not stealing traffic, it drives more queries
Google has published an article that says AI is not stealing traffic from websites.
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Dashlane Password Manager ends free option: here are your alternatives
Password managers can be grouped into free, freemium, and commercial-only options.
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Microsoft brings Gaming Copilot to Game Bar on Windows 11
Who's ready for more Copilot? That's a rhetorical question, Microsoft wants you to use Gaming Copilot, on Game Bar for Windows.
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Call of Duty and Battlefield 6 require Secure Boot and TPM 2.0
A couple of days ago, Electronic Arts announced that Battlefield 6 would require Secure Boot and TPM 2.
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Chrome Gray Screen: Why Google Chrome Turns Grey and How to Fix It
A gray (or grey) screen in Google Chrome almost always means Chrome is running but failing to draw the page, usually because of a graphics problem between Chrom
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Unknown group chat on WhatsApp: what it means and how to stop it
An unknown group chat on WhatsApp is a group you were added to by someone who is not in your contacts.
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August Pixel Update fixes broken back button, and brings critical security fixes
Google has released the August Pixel update for eligible devices.
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Google Chrome 139 is out: here are the major changes
Google released a new version of its Chrome web browser for desktop operating systems and Android this week.
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uBlock Origin Lite: What It Is and How to Use It on Safari
uBlock Origin Lite (uBOL) is the Manifest V3 edition of the uBlock Origin ad blocker by Raymond Hill.
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How to use Proton Experimental and other Proton versions in Heroic Games Launcher
Heroic Games Launcher hides Valve's own Proton builds, including Proton Experimental, until you allow them.
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ExpanDrive: cloud and remote server mounting software is now free for personal use
Solutions to display files on remote servers or cloud storage on desktop PCs existed for a long time.
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Flameshot 13 update brings major changes to the screenshot app
Flameshot has been updated to version 13.
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NewPipe adds support for Android Auto
NewPipe has been updated to version 0.
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Original Nintendo Switch price increased in the U.S. and Canada after 8 years
Nintendo has increased the price of the Switch 1.
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Apple is building a ChatGPT rival
Apple is working on creating a ChatGPT rival.
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Mozilla warns about phishing campaign that targets Firefox add-on developers
Mozilla has warned developers that a phishing campaign is targeting the AMO (addons.
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New Phishing campaign hides malicious links in Proofpoint and Intermedia link wrappers
Phishing attacks are evolving constantly as threat actors discover new ways to attack Internet users and steal passwords and other sensitive data.
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ChatGPT removes feature that let shared chats to be indexed by search engines
OpenAI has removed a feature from ChatGPT that allowed shared chats to be discovered by search engines.
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Google loses its appeal against Epic Games
Google has lost its appeal against a ruling in the case against Epic Games.
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Nvidia reveals when it will stop supporting Windows 10
Windows 10 continues to be a popular operating system for gaming.
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Google Chrome 138 update fixes high security issue, early 139 stable update released
Google Chrome has been updated to version 139.
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Proton Authenticator: Free two-factor authentication app
Proton Authenticator is an open source, two-factor authentication app available here.
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How to use your phone as a mouse with KDE Connect
Don't have a spare mouse? You can use your phone as a wireless mouse to work on your computer.
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Opera files antitrust complaint against Microsoft in Brazil
Opera has filed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft in Brazil.
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YouTube to use AI to identify, restrict minor's accounts
Online age verification is getting serious with each passing day.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Agent passes "I am not a robot" captcha challenge
ChatGPT Agent was able to pass the "I am not a robot" captcha prevention on a website.
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Dropbox Passwords to shut down in 2025
Dropbox Passwords is a password manager app and browser extension from Dropbox that stores, syncs, and autofills login credentials across devices.
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Windows 10 is 10 years old today
July 29, 2015.
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Windows 11 will soon let you access Notifications on multiple monitors
Windows 11 is getting a feature that users have been requesting for a long time.
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Xbox age verification in UK rolling out
Microsoft has announced that it has begun rolling out age verification for Xbox users in the UK via https://aka.
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Copilot Mode turns Microsoft Edge into an AI-browser
The next step in the evolution of web browsers seems to turn the browser into an agentic tool that handles more than returning answers to user queries.