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Apple’s Code Mistake Reveals 7 New Products: M5 Vision Pro and A17 Pro Apple TV Coming Soon
Apple made a significant mistake Wednesday when it accidentally included internal hardware identifiers in publicly shared software code. The leak ...
Microsoft Edge Transforms with Free Copilot Mode While Perplexity Charges $200 for Similar AI Features
Microsoft has launched “Copilot Mode,” a new feature that turns its Edge browser into an AI-powered assistant that can understand ...
iOS 18.6 Security Update: 29 Fixes Before iOS 26 Redesign
The latest iPhone updates bring important security fixes and exciting new features that change how you’ll use your device. Here’s ...
Google Data Breach: ShinyHunters Steals SMB Customer Info in Salesforce Attack that Cost One Victim $400,000
Google has confirmed it was hacked in June, with attackers stealing business contact information of small and medium-sized businesses from ...
PlayStation platform shift as PSN hits 124M and live-service nears 40% with Helldivers 2 on Xbox Aug 26
Sony is changing how it runs its PlayStation business. During a recent financial meeting, Sony Senior Vice President Sadahiko Hayakawa ...
Instagram Launches Three Social Features to Address 7% Friend Engagement Problem
Instagram has rolled out three major features designed to make the platform more social. Users can now repost content, share ...
Google Gemini Storybook Creates AI-Illustrated Tales in 45+ Languages with Audio Narration
Google launched a new feature in its Gemini AI app on August 5, 2025, that transforms simple text prompts into ...
Dropbox Passwords Shutting Down: 90-Day Countdown to Data Deletion
Dropbox is shutting down its password manager, giving users until October 28, 2025, to save their data before it vanishes ...
iOS 26 Beta 3 Adds 75% More Frost to Liquid Glass, Users Call it a Design Backtrack
Apple’s new iOS 26 Beta 3 introduces significant changes to the company’s much-touted “Liquid Glass” design, reducing transparency in favor ...
Google Must Pay $314M After Jury Finds Android Phones Secretly Collected Data 389 Times Daily
A California jury has ordered Google to pay $314.6 million to Android users for collecting their data without proper consent. ...
