Leaked Google Pay data revealed an unsettling reality
A leaked Google Pay data spreadsheet has brought to light the stark disparities in average salaries within the tech giant, shedding light on racial and gender p
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Apple M3 MacBooks may not launch this year
Apple may not launch M3 MacBooks this year.
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Microsoft begins deprecation of classic troubleshooting tools in Windows 11
Microsoft announced the deprecation of classic Windows troubleshooting tools and the Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool in February 2023.
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Chrome's new Real-Time Protection feature explained
Google announced this week that it is introducing real-time Safe Browsing checks in Chrome for default configurations.
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Vivaldi says no to Google Topics in its browser
Google's euphemistically named Privacy Sandbox or Ad Privacy feature is a topic of hot debate.
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Notepad++ 8.5.7 fixes 4 security issues
The developer of the open source plain text editor Notepad++ has released the security update Notepad++ 8.
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Starfield performance optimization: Mods, Settings, Volumetrics, Resolution
Optimize Starfield by using DLSS/XeSS mods, setting shadows, volumetrics, and indirect lighting to Medium or Low, and keeping render resolution at 75-100%.
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Thunderbird 102 to 115 upgrades are now enabled
Thunderbird 115 is the latest major version of the open source email client.
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Elon Musk allegedly shut down Starlink during Ukraine offence
In a shocking revelation from Walter Isaacson's biography of Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur secretly ordered the shutdown of his Starlink satellite com
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Apple finally gave the official date for the anticipated event
Apple events have always been moments of excitement and anticipation for tech enthusiasts around the world.
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Google is modernizing Chrome for its 15th birthday
Google Chrome is turning 15 this year, and to celebrate, the company is giving the browser a major redesign.
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Why is my Apple Cash not working?
If Apple Cash is not working, first restart your device, verify your identity in the Wallet app, and ensure your software is updated.
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Microsoft Paint is getting a background removal tool
Microsoft has announced that it is testing another useful feature in Paint.
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Google enables real time checks in Chrome's Safe Browsing security feature
Google announced a range of new features and changes for its Chrome web browser to celebrate the browser's 15th birthday.
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iOS 16.6.1, iPadOS 16.6.1, and macOS Ventura 13.5.2 updates ship with fixes for actively exploited security issues
Apple has released the iOS 16.
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Microsoft offers an explanation for the hack of its cloud
Bugs and coincidences seem to have allowed Chinese-based hacking group Storm-0558 to steal a private MSA key from Microsoft and gain access to the accounts of o
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Rockstar Games allegedly sold cracked games on Steam
In an unexpected turn of events, recent reports suggest that Rockstar Games, the renowned developer behind titles like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption,
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The race for chip supremacy: US vs. China
The United States is actively seeking insights into Huawei Technologies Co.
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Microsoft ends printer driver installations and updates via Windows Update
Windows users who connect a printer to a PC may notice one of two things: the printer is detected automatically and usable right away, or it is not.
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Playables: 75 Youtube Games launched for limited number of users
YouTube is rolling out "Playables," a collection of over 75 free, lightweight, and interactive games playable directly within the YouTube app (iOS/Android) and
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What to expect from OpenAI DevDay?
The world of technology is abuzz with excitement as the OpenAI DevDay approaches.
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What is __pycache__ in Python and can you delete it?
__pycache__ is a folder that Python creates automatically next to your code to store compiled bytecode (.
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YouTube wants to show you less but longer ads
Google is changing how it serves advertisement to YouTube viewers who watch the streaming service on TV.
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UK Government withdraws proposal for controversial spy clause in its Online Safety Bill
The UK Government has announced that it will not scan users' messages for harmful content.
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EU designates 6 tech companies as gatekeepers under DMA
The European Commission has designated six tech companies as gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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Seems like China's gaming restrictions is not working as intended
In a recent report, it has been revealed that China's stringent gaming restrictions have failed to significantly alter the behavior of its gaming enthusiasts.
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Gamers can't explore the Starfield galaxy due to a simple error
The highly anticipated game is finally out on Steam but a lot of gamers are bothered by Starfield graphics card does not meet error, which causes them to not be
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Okta warns against attacks targeting IT service desk agents
Okta, an identity and access management company, has issued a warning about a new wave of social engineering attacks targeting IT service desk agents at U.
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Lyrics on Spotify could become a premium-only feature in company's new test
Spotify is testing a change in its free-tier.
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Your Instagram feed becomes private for your Close Friends
social media platforms are constantly evolving to meet the ever-changing needs of their users.
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Google made a small make-over to Android
Google has recently released new feature updates for its Android operating system, which have generated significant attention in the tech community.
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Critical security vulnerabilities in ASUS routers -- update immediately
Three ASUS Wi-Fi routers are vulnerable to three critically rated remote code execution vulnerabilities that can be exploited by malicious actors to take over t
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Apple is working on a low-cost MacBook series to compete with Chromebooks
A report claims that Apple is developing an affordable MacBook series.
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Google patches 4 high-rated security issues in latest Chrome 116 update
Google released a security update for Google Chrome 116 for desktop operating systems and for Android today.
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Meta is removing Facebook's dedicated News section in several European countries
Facebook parent company Meta announced today that it is removing the dedicated news section on Facebook for users in several European countries.
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Huawei teardown showcases China's chip breakthrough
The Huawei teardown of Mate 60 Pro conducted by tech enthusiasts has revealed a fascinating blend of cutting-edge technology and indigenous innovation.
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Google Duet AI has had its share of artificial evolution
Google has once again taken a significant stride by expanding its Duet AI capabilities within Google Cloud.
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Binance made Cristiano Ronaldo break a cold sweat
Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest footballers of all time, recently took a lie detector test as part of a marketing campaign for Binance, a cryptocurrency
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CRPG games are rising again from the ashes
The Computer Role-Playing Game (CRPG) genre is indeed experiencing a significant renaissance, rising from a period of relative dormancy in the late 2000s to a p
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Watch out Windows, you got a new competitor
Huawei has announced that it will be launching its HarmonyOS PC in the near future.