Microsoft is phasing out VBScript in Windows to improve security
Microsoft announced plans to deprecate Visual Basic Script (VBScript) support in its Windows operating system.
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Some iPhone users are saying their phone turned off automatically at night
iPhone users are reporting a mysterious bug that turned off their phone at night.
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The Windows October 2023 security updates fix three 0-day vulnerabilities
The Windows Security Updates for October 2023 are now available.
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About Google's Simplify your sign-in prompts
Simplify your sign-in is a prompt that personal Google customers may see when they sign-in to their Google account.
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Frightening revelations from Godfather of AI
Geoffrey Hinton, often revered as the ''Godfather of AI'', has recently issued a sobering warning that has sent shockwaves throughout the tech industry.
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You won't even believe what your iPhone can do
iOS 17 comes packed with a variety of exciting features and tricks that enhance your iPhone experience.
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Worldwide PC Shipments declined by 9% in Q3 2023
Gartner Research has published the preliminary results of Worldwide PC shipments for the third quarter of 2023.
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How Magecart actors manipulate 404 error pages to steal credit cards?
A new and ingenious tactic has emerged, raising alarms among cybersecurity experts.
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EU is asking users whether Microsoft's Bing and Apple's iMessage should comply with DMA
Last month, the European Union announced a list of services that will be regulated by the Digital Markets Act.
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YouTube is cracking down on ad blockers more aggressively, here's how to bypass it
Google is taking a more aggressive stance in detecting ad blockers on YouTube.
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iPhones will make you forget your eye doctor visits
The age-old admonition of sitting too close to the TV causing "square eyes" holds a grain of truth.
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This single command bypasses Windows 11 hardware checks during installation
Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system checks several hardware components of a PC during setup to make sure the PC meets the minimum system requirements.
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Halloween is spookier than ever on Snapchat
With Halloween just around the corner, Snapchat is stirring up excitement by unveiling its latest Halloween-themed activation, the Snapchat Phantom House.
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Samsung introduces the second member of the SmartTag family
Samsung is once again at the forefront of innovation, and this time it's with their latest release - the Samsung SmartTag 2.
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Would you trust your browser's tab organizing skills?
Microsoft and Google are working on automatic tab organization options in Edge and Chrome.
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23andMe data breach exposes genetic data of thousands of people
In a concerning turn of events, 23andMe, the prominent genetic testing company, has confirmed a breach of user data.
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What is AMD FSR 3 and how to enable FSR in games
To enable AMD FSR 3, open the game's graphics settings, find the upscaling or resolution scaling option, select AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 (FSR 3 or FSR
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Lenovo introduces Android as a Windows alternative on some of its desktop PCs
Lenovo announced a partnership with Esper Device Management this week that brings Esper's custom Android operating system to some Lenovo PCs.
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iPhone users are reporting Wi-Fi issues on iOS 17
Is your iPhone acting up when connected to a Wi-Fi network? The issue seems to be plaguing iOS 17 users, not just ones who bought a new iPhone 15.
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VLC Media Player 3.0.19 fixes security issues and improves AV1 support
VideoLAN has updated its cross-platform VLC Media Player application to version 3.
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Windows 12 in 2024? Intel CFO claims refresh is coming
Is Microsoft going to release a new version of Windows, maybe called Windows 12, in 2024? The company is as usual tight lipped when it comes to new product rele
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Brave Browser maker lays off 9% of its workforce
Brave Software, maker of Brave Browser and Brave Search, confirmed that it has laid off 9% of its workforce.
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The End of DNS-based Site Blocking is near
For well over three decades, DNS-based site blocking has been used to block users from accessing certain sites on the Internet.
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The countdown for iPad Mini 7 has begun
It's been a while since Apple graced us with new iPad releases, but the wait is finally drawing to a close.
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How to Download Videos and Photos from Threads on iPhone and Android
Threads has no download button for photos or videos in posts, on iPhone or Android.
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OneDrive is getting a complete makeover soon
OneDrive has come a long way since its inception.
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Ex-Samsung executive says that Google prevented expansion of Branch's search app
More details have surfaced from the Google antitrust trial.
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Content creation is easier than ever with Canva Magic Studio
Over the past ten years, Canva has democratized design, reaching 150 million users in various languages and across devices.
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X Premium's subscription tiers were extracted from its end-code
Leaked information from Twitter/X's back-end code suggests that Musk's team is about to introduce three X Premium subscription tiers.
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Microsoft backs down on counting photos in albums twice against a user's storage
Microsoft made a rather strange announcement back in September 2023 regarding storage on its OneDrive cloud service.
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Firefox is getting a button to Reset Private Browsing Sessions
If you are using Firefox Nightly, you may have noticed a new flame icon in the browser's toolbar when its private browsing mode is open.
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Google Tensor G3 is your Pixel's engine
The journey of Google's Pixel smartphones has been marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence in AI.
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Google guarantees 7 years of full updates for its Pixel 8 devices
Google unveiled the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro during its Made by Google event this week.
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How does the Google Pixel Watch 2 compare to its big brother?
Google has consistently made its mark with its Pixel lineup.
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Android 14 rollout is here!
Android 14 rollout is here for the Google-branded phones together with the launch of the Google Pixel 8 series' introduction.
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Google Pixel 8 family is finally officially here
The Pixel 8 launch event is over and the highly anticipated Google Pixel 8 series has made its debut, and it's set to take the smartphone market by storm.
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Apple had considered switching to DuckDuckGo from Google, but rejected it
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A consumer subscription version of Windows may be just around the corner
Rumors about a consumer subscription version of Windows have been floating around for several years.
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Apple releases iOS 17.0.3 update to fix overheating issues on iPhone 15
Apple has released iOS 17.
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Google is raising the bar for Chromebooks
Google has recently announced the release of the Chromebook Plus, a new addition to their lineup of affordable and powerful computing devices.
