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Google Chrome update could doom your adblocker: Here's what you need to know

Google Chrome is scheduled to receive a new update that will replace its existing browser extension platform, which could cause certain extensions to stop functioning.

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Apple says 'there's no price Microsoft could pay' to make it ditch Google: "They offered to give us Bing for free"

While Google has been deemed a monopolist, Apple will retain its exclusive deal with the company citing Bing's search quality issues.

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Google listed my restaurant’s number as its British HQ

It mistakenly entered all my business details in the search results for ‘How to contact Google in the UK’

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Google Photos could soon make moving on from a breakup less painful — here’s how

New code suggests that Google will make hiding unwanted people in your photo library much easier.

Tom’s Guide

Google updates its Nest cameras and doorbell with better detection and support than before

Google is rolling out updates in Public Preview for Nest Cam and Hello users

Amazon is losing billions of dollars on Alexa and Echo. Here’s 3 ways it can turn things around.

Amazon has sold its smart speakers cheaply, hoping for a long-term payoff that hasn't come. Here's how it can reverse that trend.

Tom’s Guide

Ex-Twitter dev reminisces about finding 700 unused Nvidia GPUs after takeover — forgotten cluster was 'powered on and idle'

An engineer who worked at Twitter during the Agrawal-Musk transition has been reminiscing about finding an unused cluster of 700 Nvidia V100 GPUs. This significant chunk of GPU power was discovered powered up but idle in the data center of X’s chirpy ancestor.

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States Where Your Mail Is Most Likely to Be Lost

These are the states where your mail is most likely to be lost. Here's what you can do about it.

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Microsoft wants to make future CrowdStrike outages impossible, and it could mean big changes for security software

In response to the recent CrowdStirke outage, Microsoft appears to be interested in moving away from allowing security apps to have kernel access on Windows 11.

Windows Central

Google reveals plan to transform the Play store from an open-air bazaar to a premium shopping mall

Google is renovating the sometimes chaotic shopping experience into something more welcoming and organized—a place where the tech giant hopes you will spend much more time. It seems the Play store will dramatically change in 2024 and 2025.

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Google reverses its stance on deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome, but users get an option to disable the 'crumbs'

Google has changed its mind about its privacy sandbox on Chrome, and will keep supporting cookies.

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Hi Alexa, Amazon's Echo device team isn't convinced a new subscription service and refreshed personal assistant will save the company from the billion in losses

Amazon lost over $25 billion in its device business between 2017 and 2021. The losses cut across its Echo devices and other products, including Kindles, Fire TV Sticks, and video doorbells.

Windows Central

Delhi HC orders Google, X Corp to remove content, posts against Om Birla's daughter

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed Google Inc. and X Corp (formerly known as Twitter) to remove posts or content that falsely allege that Om Birla's daughter, Anjali Birla, passed UPSC exams on her first attempt due to her father's influence. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Technology enables abortion surveillance

Salon interviewed Tom Subak, who co-founded abortion access chatbot Charley, about abortion surveillance

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Google Chrome just gave you another reason to choose Safari on iPhone

Google has announced it no longer plans to deprecate third-party cookies on Chrome.

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Meta next on the EU Commission's list as the firm receives letter over 'pay or consent' model

Meta has been sent a letter over concerns that its 'pay or consent' model is anti consumer.

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Ask Jerry: Why does Google push out updates and new features so slowly?

Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!

Android Central

Web links made with Google URL Shortener will stop working soon

Google launched its URL Shortener in 2009, and links created through it will finally stop working on August 25, 2025.

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EU Tells Meta To Address Consumer Fears Over 'Pay For Privacy'

EU consumer authorities told Facebook owner Meta on Monday to take action to assuage European consumer groups' fears over its new "pay or consent" model or face further action.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft's EU agreement means it will be hard to avoid CrowdStrike-like calamities in the future

Last week's CrowdStrike crash was caused by the app's kernel level access to Windows. However, Microsoft cannot legally stop companies from that level of access because of an agreement it made with the European Commission in 2009.

Android Central

That huge 'Microsoft outage' probably didn't affect you, but the next one might

Software outages are messy and expensive. They can also be a great learning opportunity.

Tom’s Guide

Google's URL shortener service is ending — what you need to know

Google adds to the infamous graveyard by shuttering its popular URL shortener. Anything with goog.gl will stop working in 2025.

Android Central

Huge Microsoft Windows outage disrupts services globally

A CrowdStrike Falcon update is triggering BSODs on Windows PCs, resulting in widespread service disruptions across the world.

Windows Central

As the world suffers a global IT apocalypse, what's more worrying is how easy it is for this to happen

Friday, July 19, 2024, will forever be remembered as a day global IT outages crippled industry and healthcare services. But what's most terrifying is how easy it is for this to happen at all.

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Negative Client Reviews, Lawyer Responses Revealing Damaging Information about Clients, and "Offensive Personality"

From Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush's Order Approving Statement of Circumstances and Conditional Agreement for Discipline in yesterday's In the Matter of Wruble: Stipulated Facts: Respondent represented "Client" in a matter in St. Joseph County. The parties reached an agreement, and the case was dismissed after Client fulfilled…

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