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Reddit just rolled out verification badges. Yes, really. The platform that's always prided itself on anonymity now wants to confirm who you actually are.
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YouTube TV started simple in 2017. One price, one bundle, everything included. That version is dying.
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Microsoft just dropped data on 37.5 million Copilot conversations. The results? People aren't using AI for what Microsoft expected.
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Linux offers around 250 active distributions. That's not freedom. That's overwhelming. But here's the truth: most of those systems don't matter. Around
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Instagram just handed over the remote control. For the first time, you can actually see what topics its algorithm thinks you like and adjust them…
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Adobe dropped a bombshell today. You can now use Photoshop, Acrobat, and Adobe Express
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Black Friday spam felt brutal this year. Turns out it's worse than you thought. A new report from Proton, an encrypted email service, reveals that…
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Google just flipped the switch on Gemini AI for Chrome on iPhone and iPad. Desktop and Android users got it earlier
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Spotify's recommendation engine just got personal. The streaming giant rolled out "Prompted Playlist" in beta, letting users tell the algorithm exactly
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Opera just launched Neon, its AI-powered browser. But there's a steep price attached. The Norway-based company wants $19.90 per month for access. That's
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Online security sounds complicated. Firewalls, encryption, zero-day exploits—it's enough to make anyone want to throw their laptop in a lake.
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French AI lab Mistral just launched two coding models and a command-line tool. The timing isn't subtle. Vibe-coding exploded this year. Cursor grabbed
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