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Microsoft just opened the door to better passkey choices. But this move reveals something bigger about the company's security strategy.
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Microsoft says your PC won't run Windows 11. But chances are, it actually can. Windows 10 support ended in October. Millions rushed to
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Two states just declared war on digital privacy tools. Their excuse? Protecting children online. Wisconsin's Senate Bill 130 forces websites to block known VPN addresses.
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Google just dropped Nano Banana into Photos. That's their best image-editing AI model yet. This isn't a small update. Nano Banana powers multiple new features…
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I spent weeks testing [Google Keep](https://keep.google.com)'s features. It handles simple notes brilliantly. But don't expect advanced organization or rich formatting.
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VPN providers keep adding features nobody asked for. But [Surfshark](https://surfshark.com) actually nailed something useful: legitimate antivirus protection bundled with one of
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Snapchat caved to user demands. Sort of. After nearly 100,000 users signed a petition demanding the return of original 2D Bitmojis, Snapchat finally listened. But…
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Google Photos dropped something wild. iPhone users can now edit photos by simply describing what they want changed. No more fiddling with sliders or learning…
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Google Workspace bundles all those tools you already use—[Gmail](https://mail.google.com), Docs, Sheets, Meet—into one business-friendly package. But does it actually work for
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Google stuffed AI into every corner of [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/). Most of it feels gimmicky. But this one actually works.
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Choosing between WordPress and Wix feels like picking sides in a tech battle. One platform lets you build anything for pocket change. The other charges…
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Adobe just dropped a mobile video editor that might make you rethink lugging around your laptop. Premiere for iPhone changes how creators work on the…
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