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Windows Users Should Download This Security Update Now
PC Magazine· 5 days agoThe company rolled out a security update on June 11th that corrects the issue; however, in order for...
How to use your Android phone as a webcam
Android Police· 6 days agoYou may need to hop onto video calls if you work from home, but your videos may be grainy if your laptop’s webcam is not high-quality. Perhaps you use a...
Microsoft Pulls Creepy Recall Feature From Windows Insider Builds
ExtremeTech· 3 days agoMicrosoft has invested heavily in AI, building features like the OpenAI-powered Copilot into Windows 11. The company has promised more AI capabilities for ...
Is this a water fountain or a torture device? Thanks, Sodastream!
Boing Boing· 5 hours agoWelcome to 2024, where even your hydration comes with a side of corporate greed. Jenny Allison at The Cool Down reports on this absurd scenario: travelers are now subjected to a Sodastream-branded ...
Steam Deck deal: The king of gaming handhelds is currently on sale for a limited time
Windows Central· 2 hours agoValve's handheld is currently 15% off for a limited time.
Unofficial, third-party Win32 app allows disabling Windows and Edge stuff with few prompts
Neowin· 2 days agoWinpilot, a popular Windows customizing and debloating utility, has received its latest update. With...
No recovery media for Surface Laptop 7 catching users out
The Register· 5 days agoWithout working recovery media, Hunter faces a situation of having to return the device to Microsoft...
A shockingly high number of active SQL servers are no longer supported
TechRadar· 6 days agoLansweeper has issued a stark warning to enterprise administrators regarding the looming issue of...
Gone, but not forgotten: Recall feature disappears from latest Windows Insider builds
Tom s Hardware· 4 days agoIt looks like Microsoft is trying to hide its controversial Recall AI feature, even from the Windows insiders that were supposed to be testing it. Last week, the software giant announced that ...
Internet Archive forced to remove half a million books
Boing Boing· 5 hours agoLast year, publishers Hachette, HarperCollins, Penguin Random House, and Wiley sued the Internet Archive for copyright infringement. The publishers alleged that Internet Archive's Open Library ...
