EU court verdict goes against Meta about antitrust crackdown on data
Meta lost its legal battle in the European Union against a German antitrust ruling targeting its ability to profit from a massive user data cache.
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Hidden Windows 11 feature will make navigating easier
For many users, navigating the bustling streets of the Windows Start menu can feel somewhat akin to navigating a new city without a map.
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Kaspersky reveals malicious Chrome extensions
Kaspersky has revealed a list of malicious Google Chrome extensions in its blog post.
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TikTok will have its own AI music generator
There's a new game changer stepping up to the plate: Ripple, the latest ingenious app launched by ByteDance, the parent company of the social media sensation, T
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How to hide last seen on Instagram
Do you want to know how to hide your last seen on Instagram? If so, you've come to the right place, and do not worry, it is really easy to do.
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Linda Yaccarino speaks out about Twitter's reading cap
Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino has defended the company's recent decision to impose temporary reading limits on its users.
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iPhone live voicemail "Screening Calls"
iPhone Live Voicemail enables real-time, on-screen transcription of incoming calls, allowing you to screen calls and decide whether to answer while the caller i
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TweetDeck not working? Here is how to fix it!
TweetDeck (now X Pro) frequently breaks due to X's requirement for a Premium subscription, rate limit issues, or API changes.
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Twitter gives a reason for rate limiting users on the site
Social messaging service Twitter implemented two drastic changes on the site that limited access to it for a large number of users.
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Hackers claim to have stolen data of 30 million Microsoft customer accounts
Hacking and denial-of-service group Anonymous Sudan claims that it has stolen data of 30 million Microsoft customer accounts.
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iPhone 15 series will reportedly get larger batteries across all models
Apple's next mobile devices could offer significantly better battery life than before.
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Wimbledon adopts AI commentary to elevate sports broadcasting
This year's Wimbledon tennis tournament will feature AI-powered commentary and player analysis in an effort to increase audience engagement.
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Pixel 8 Pro leak: Google failed to keep another secret
Not surprisingly, another leak of an upcoming Google Pixel smartphone hit the surface.
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We need to wait until 2026 for a microLED Apple Watch
According to a recent report, Apple had to postpone the release date of the microLED Apple Watch from 2025 to 2026.
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Suicide Squad isekai announced at Anime Expo 2023
At Anime Expo 2023, the brand-new anime Suicide Squad Isekai debuted.
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As Twitter stumbles, Mastodon launches improved Android app
In the wake of Twitter's controversial move to limit tweet visibility and introduce breaking changes to TweetDeck, Mastodon, an open-source Twitter alternative,
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Is Google Chat copying WhatsApp with these features?
In a bid to expand its horizons, Google Chat seems to be transitioning from a purely business-centric platform to encompass more social elements.
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Twitter makes TweetDeck more ''exclusive''
Twitter has announced that it will require users to be verified in order to continue using TweetDeck, a popular social media management tool.
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Bard has already started writing songs about your secrets
Google has updated its privacy policy to allow the company to use publicly available information to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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Goodbye to third-party apps for transferring your messages
The chat transfer feature is currently available in beta for Android users.
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Waterfox Browser cuts ties with System 1 to celebrate independence
When the creator of the Waterfox web browser Alex Kontos announced that his web browser had been sold to System1, part of the community eyed the deal suspicious
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The cheaper Vision Pro not coming in near future
Apple is reportedly slashing production of its high-end Vision Pro mixed reality headset due to its high price tag and limited appeal.
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Apple to request US Supreme Court to reverse App Store ruling in Epic Games Case
A few months ago, Apple won an antitrust suit against Epic Games.
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Firefox 115: new ESR base and some add-ons may be blocked from running on certain sites
Mozilla Firefox 115, the latest version of the organization's web browser, is a big update.
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RustBucket malware: A PDF could finish your Mac
Cybersecurity research conducted by the illustrious team at Elastic Security Labs has brought to light a virulent new strain of the RustBucket malware, a notori
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Samsung Galaxy Watch will soon work better on tattooed wrists
If you have a tattooed wrist, you might be facing issues using your Samsung Galaxy Watch.
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Apple is preparing a new display with custom silicon chip
In a new wave of exciting speculation, Apple aficionados have been buzzing about the tech giant's potential update to its display range.
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Goldman Sachs-Apple partnership might end soon
We could see the Goldman Sachs-Apple partnership come to an end soon as the bank does not want to keep working with the technology giant.
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Third-party Reddit apps are out: Farewell to Apollo
Reddit users have been protesting the website's latest decision on API fees.
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The new fan-made Hollow Knight mode brings back old gamers
Hollow Night mesmerized millions of gamers from all around the world and if you miss the experience, you might want to check out the Pale Court mode that was re
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Gboard makes iOS users feel special
Gboard is a popular keyboard app that is available for both Android and iOS devices.
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Another blow to AI from Valve
Valve, the company behind the popular digital distribution platform Steam, has been quietly banning games that include AI-generated assets.
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The new Microsoft Teams is coming sooner than expected
Microsoft has been working on a new Microsoft Teams client for its Windows operating system for a while.
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Apple becomes the first company to close the week with a value of $3 trillion
Apple has become the first publicly traded company to close a trading day with a $3 trillion market value.
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ChatGPT in trouble with class action lawsuits
Two new class-action lawsuits have been filed against OpenAI, a research lab that develops artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
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Windows 11 Development: overview of the June 2023 changes
Another month has passed and it is once again time to look at the Windows 11 development progress.
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Next-gen AirPods Pro may come with USB-C charging case
The next generation of AirPods Pro will move away from Apple's Lightning port for the charging case.
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How to set up Apple Pay on iPhone?
To set up Apple Pay on your iPhone, open the Wallet app, tap the "+" button in the top right corner, and select "Debit or Credit Card".
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Twitter is limiting the number of posts users can read
After shutting off anonymous access to the site, Twitter owner Elon Musk announced the introduction of rate limits for registered users.
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How to change country in App Store
You might need to switch your nation or region in the App Store if you've ever relocated to a new area or if you want to access apps that aren't available where