Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5 starting at $449
Nintendo has officially unveiled its highly anticipated handheld gaming console, the Nintendo Switch 2.
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Microsoft's Windows 10 end-of-support Checklist has more holes than Swiss cheese
Microsoft will end support for its Windows 10 operating system this October officially.
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Gemini for kids: Google's upcoming AI chatbot tailored for young users
Google is reportedly developing a child-friendly version of its AI chatbot, Gemini.
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Chrome 135 is out with security updates and new features
Google Chrome 135 Stable is now available for all supported platforms.
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Google's Gemini Live camera and screen sharing supports all Android devices
Google Gemini Live's Project Astra features are not exclusive Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 smartphones as we may have believed.
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Google is working on a way to let users securely transfer Passkeys between devices
Google is reportedly developing a feature that will allow users to transfer Passkeys between devices, securely.
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Firefox 137 rolls out with Tab Groups, Address Bar Refresh, and more
Mozilla plans to release a new version of its open source Firefox browser later today.
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Microsoft expands Snapdragon-exclusive Copilot+ features to Intel and AMD PCs
Microsoft has announced some new features that were previously exclusive to Snapdragon-powered devices are coming to Copilot+ PCs equipped with Intel and AMD pr
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Google Pixel 9a will ship with a Battery Health Assistance feature
Google is set to introduce a useful feature for Pixel phones.
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Over 100 Ryzen 7 9800X3D premature failures reported, mostly on ASRock motherboards.
The Ryzen 7 9800X3D, hailed as one of the best processors for gaming, is now drawing concern following reports of over 100 premature failures.
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Microsoft's Quick Machine Recovery Tool will automatically fix boot failures on Windows 11
Microsoft has announced the launch of Quick Machine Recovery, an automated tool designed to tackle critical issues that may arise on Windows 11 devices.
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Garmin's new subscription service sparks backlash from users
Garmin has stirred controversy with its recent announcement of a subscription service, Garmin Connect+, aimed at enhancing the user experience within its popula
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Apple is working on an AI Doctor for iPhone's Health App
Apple is set to unveil a major overhaul of its Health app, which is codenamed "Project Mulberry".
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Thunderbird Pro and Thundermail announced: what you need to know
When Mozilla announced plans to drop the email client Thunderbird about ten years ago, some users feared that this could be the end of the popular open source e
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Instagram introduces fast-forward feature for Reels to compete with TikTok
Meta has announced an exciting new feature for Instagram users aimed at enhancing the Reels experience.
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Google's Circle to Search to get text interactions in AI Overviews
Google is preparing to enhance its Circle to Search functionality, this time to add some text interactions in AI Overviews.
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Windows bug blocks BIOS updates for Lenovo ThinkPad laptops
Lenovo ThinkPad owners are facing a headache with BIOS updates due to a recent change made by Microsoft in Windows 11 and Windows 10.
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Amazon: disables local processing of Alexa voice requests today
As an Amazon Echo customer, you may have had access to an option that processed your voice input locally on the device instead of on Amazon servers.
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OpenAI delays ChatGPT's image generation rollout for free users
OpenAI has announced a delay in the rollout of ChatGPT's built-in image generation feature for free-tier users due to unexpectedly high demand.
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YouTube updates Shorts view count methodology to align with industry standards
YouTube has announced a significant update to the way views are counted for its Shorts platform.
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Vivaldi integrates Proton VPN for enhanced browsing privacy
Vivaldi Technologies has announced a partnership with Proton AG to integrate Proton VPN directly into the Vivaldi web browser.
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Android development moves behind closed doors, public access limited until official release
Google has announced a significant change to its Android operating system development process, moving all development work to internal branches.
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Microsoft revamps Game Bar on Windows, adds improved cloud gaming capabilities
Microsoft has rolled out a significant update to the Xbox Game Bar on Windows, introducing a more streamlined user interface and enhancing cloud gaming function
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WWDC25 to feature online sessions and in-person events at Apple Park
Apple has announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 9 to 13, 2025.
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Gurman says Jon Prosser's iOS 19 mockups not representative of actual UI redesign
Recent discussions have emerged concerning the accuracy of iOS 19 user interface (UI) mockups presented by Jon Prosser from the YouTube channel "Front Page Tech.
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Microsoft blocks Windows 11 24H2 update due to audio compatibility issues
Microsoft has temporarily blocked the rollout of the Windows 11 24H2 update for devices utilizing Dirac Audio software due to identified compatibility issues th
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ChatGPT integrates GPT-4o for more realistic and detailed image creation
OpenAI has announced a significant update to ChatGPT, introducing advanced AI image generation capabilities powered by the GPT-4o model.
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Google Chrome installer issue prevents installation on Intel and AMD PCs
Users attempting to install Google Chrome on Windows PCs equipped with Intel or AMD processors have encountered issues where the installer fails to run, display
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How to restore access to classic Notepad on Windows 11
Microsoft replaced the classic Notepad text editor on Windows 11 with an advanced version featuring new features such as tabs and AI integrations.
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FBI Issues new alert over phishing SMS scam targeting highway toll customers
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Microsoft PowerToys: reimagined Run tool CmdPal is the "one-stop launcher to start anything"
Microsoft is working on a new program called Command Palette for its open source PowerToys collection that will replace the Run module in the near future.
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Google Slides with New AI-Powered Features
Google Slides uses AI-powered features to help create, design, and edit presentations.
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OpenAI Updates ChatGPT Voice Mode for More Natural and Engaging Interactions
OpenAI has recently updated ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode, introducing enhancements aimed at making interactions more natural and engaging.
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HP Refrains from Developing OMEN Gaming Handheld Due to Windows Limitations
In the rapidly evolving handheld gaming market, HP's absence has been notable, especially as competitors like Asus, Lenovo, and MSI introduce their own devices.
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Apple Seeds iOS 18.4 RC Ahead of Official Release in Early April
Apple has released the iOS 18.
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Apple Watch to Feature Integrated Cameras and Advanced AI Capabilities
Apple is reportedly developing future Apple Watch models equipped with integrated cameras to enable advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features, aiming for a
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Google rolls out Project Astra-powered features in Gemini AI
Google has begun rolling out new features for its AI assistant, Gemini, enabling real-time interaction through live video and screen sharing.
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OneNote for Windows 10 to be discontinued by 2025
Microsoft has officially announced plans to discontinue support for OneNote for Windows 10, the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) version of its popular note-tak
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Minecraft to continue with regular updates, No 'Minecraft 2' in sight
Mojang, the developer behind the immensely popular sandbox game Minecraft, has confirmed that there are no current plans to release a sequel or transition the g
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Theft Protection on Android: what it is and how you activate the feature
Mobile phones are not only expensive, they may also hold the keys to someone's life.
