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Windows 11 Auto Update 23h2 Featured Update

Older Windows 11 Auto-Upgrading to 23H2

Microsoft announced that any devices still using older versions of Windows 11 will be auto-upgraded to 23h2.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 22, 2024

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Samsung Says More AI Coming to Phones and Watches

After the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung still has more AI, with plans to introduce more features in phones and even watches.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 21, 2024

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Do Not Put Your iPhone in Rice, Says Apple

Apple says that you should not put your iPhone in rice if it becomes water damaged. Read on for what it says you should do instead.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 20, 2024

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AI Is Hitting Your Computer Hardware: AMD Ryzen AI

To take AI even further, you need the hardware to run it. It’s going in that direction with the announcement of AMD Ryzen AI.

By Laura Tucker – Dec 6, 2023

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Twitter Head of Trust and Safety Resigned Before New CEO Comes In

Ella Irwin has been in the role of Head of Trust and Safety at Twitter for just a few months but resigned this week before the new CEO starts.

By Charlie Fripp – Jun 2, 2023

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Amazon Workers Protest ‘Return to Office’ By Walking Out

A month after being forced to return to the office, almost 2,000 global Amazon workers walked out in protest yesterday.

By Charlie Fripp – Jun 1, 2023

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Microsoft Finds Exploit That Leaves Mac Vulnerable

Microsoft has discovered a serious exploit that will leave your Apple Mac at the mercy of hackers – good reason to get the latest update.

By Charlie Fripp – May 31, 2023

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Hackers Demand $10M with Ransomware, Then Leak Personal Info

Hackers demanded $10M from a dental insurance co. through ransomware, then stole personal info of nearly 9 million users and released it.

By Charlie Fripp – May 30, 2023

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WhatsApp Could Soon Introduce Screen Sharing and Usernames

Family tech support is about to get much easier when WhatsApp rolls out its new screen sharing and username features.

By Charlie Fripp – May 29, 2023

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BMW 5 Series Gets Built-in Gaming Console

If you are waiting in a parking lot and drive a BMW 5, soon you’ll be able to kill time on the built-in gaming console in the dashboard.

By Charlie Fripp – May 26, 2023

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Netflix Enforces Password Sharing Rules in US and UK

Streaming giant Netflix has started to crack down on password sharing by subscribers in the U.S. and U.K., giving them two remedial options.

By Charlie Fripp – May 24, 2023

Chrome Featured

Google Chrome Can Now Detect URL Typos

Google is assisting those with accessibility limitations by making several changes to the Chrome browser, including checking for URL typos.

By Charlie Fripp – May 22, 2023

Youtube Featured

Prepare for Ads When You Pause YouTube Videos

In addition to seeing longer advertising videos, users will soon start seeing ads when they pause a YouTube video.

By Charlie Fripp – May 19, 2023

Tiktok Featured

Montana First U.S. State to Ban TikTok

The newly-enacted SB 419 bill from Montana Governor Gianforte outright bans TikTok from availability in his state.

By Charlie Fripp – May 18, 2023

Android Featured

Fix for Overheating Pixel Phones Rolling Out

Help is on its way for owners of Pixel 6 and 7 phones. The devices were draining the battery quicker than before, with some overheating.

By Charlie Fripp – May 16, 2023

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Google Admits to Decep­tive Advertising in Texas

The Texas Attorney General took on Google for its “deceptive advertising” with the Pixel 4. Google must now pay an $8 million settlement.

By Charlie Fripp – May 15, 2023

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Elon Musk Quits as CEO of Twitter

Take a look at who may replace eccentric billionaire Elon Musk, now that his time as Twitter CEO has (finally) come to an end.

By Charlie Fripp – May 12, 2023

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Peloton Recalls 2.2 Million High-Tech Exercise Bikes

A recall from exercise gadget maker Peloton is affecting over 2M of its original Bikes because of injuries caused by the seat post breaking

By Charlie Fripp – May 12, 2023

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Disney+ Lost Millions of Subscribers Two Quarters in a Row

At the end of 2022, Disney+ had 161.8 million global paying subscribers but that was reduced by 4 million by April this year.

By Charlie Fripp – May 11, 2023

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Video And Voice Calls Coming to Twitter

Elon Musk explained that a new version of Twitter is in development that includes voice and video chat from your handle.

By Charlie Fripp – May 10, 2023

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At 3 gigahertz, a processor has only a third of a nanosecond between clock ticks, enough time for light to travel about 10 centimetres in vacuum before real interconnects, logic gates and capacitance shrink the distance a signal can cross on the chip

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When Adobe announced Flash’s end-of-life in July 2017, it closed a technology that had once run on 99 per cent of desktops — and took with it an estimated four million animations, games and interactive works now preserved only by an amateur archive called Flashpoint

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How did a failed CD deal between Sony and Nintendo in 1991 accidentally create the console that would sell 155 million units and reshape gaming?

How did a failed CD deal between Sony and Nintendo in 1991 accidentally create the console that would sell over 100 million units and reshape gaming?

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Every QR code hides three larger squares in its corners — they let a scanner find the code at any angle, and the pattern also carries enough redundancy to still read after roughly 30 per cent of the code is damaged or covered

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