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Microsoft is switching RAM speed units in Task Manager — finally moving to the more technically correct MT/s

Windows 11 begins transitioning away from MHz and to MT/s when listing RAM speeds in Task Manager, with beta builds available through Windows Insider already reflecting the change.

Tom’s Hardware

An RFID blocker could be a lifesaver — here's why

Do you rely on contactless payments via your phone, wearable, or cards? There's something you need to know.

Android Central

TikTok Challenges Potential US Ban In Court

TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance filed a legal challenge against the United States on Tuesday, taking aim at a law that would force the app to be sold or face a US ban.

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Clippy's revenge: assistant comes back to purge Windows 11 of bloatware, ads and annoyances

Open-source utility Winpilot uses the long-defunct Office assistant.

Tom’s Hardware

Google has set a deadline to shut down the Google Fit API

The Google Fit API is being replaced by Health Connect.

Android Central

YouTube appears to reverse controversial UI redesign after backlash

I can see why.

Creative Bloq

News Weekly: A new HTC phone could be on the way, Google cuts more jobs, and more

Google's fresh round of layoffs, HTC making a comeback with a new phone, Samsung teasing more of its devices, Qualcomm's Q2 point to a recovery and Google messages just got better.

Android Central

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Get rid of Microsoft's Start Menu ads with this new software tool — the "Oh F*ck Go Back" program cleans up Windows 11

The "Oh F*ck Go Back" software tool for Windows 11 gets rid of all of Microsoft's new start menu ads with a convenient GUI. We interviewed the sole programmer about her project.

Tom’s Hardware

New Google Pixel 8a leak suggests launch and pre-orders ahead of Google I/O 2024

Pixel 8a preorders could start on May 7, with a full launch planned for May 14, according to the latest rumors.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft's new RAM limiter for Edge browser makes its way into latest beta version

Edge's new user manipulatable RAM limiter is now available to try in the browser's latest 125 beta release. The RAM limiter gives users manual control over Edge's memory footprint to improve performance or improve battery life.

Tom’s Hardware

Google Messages is ditching reply and birthday reminders features

Google Messages dropped the "Nudge" and birthday reminder features from its newest beta version.

Android Central

Google Play Store adding 'Government' badge to identify official apps

Google previewed a plan to mark official government apps as such in the Play Store, and now it's rolling out with support for thousands of apps.

Android Central

Copilot and AI is about to supercharge OneDrive for the web — here's what's on the way and when you'll get the big update

OneDrive for the web will soon feature its own Copilot, have support for offline mode, and be deliver an overall better experience. Microsoft just outlined all the changes on the way to OneDrive and when you'll see them.

Windows Central

Apple might have to ban Tiktok before President Biden does — report reveals app is dodging Apple's App Store payment rules

TikTok appears to be breaching Apple's App Store payment rules with its iPhone app.

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Salon

Prosecutors obtain Ken Chesebro's DMs

The former Trump campaign attorney helped orchestrate the multi-state "fake electors" plot

Windows Central

Arc for Windows is a beautiful and unique web browser, on the inside and out, and it's available for download now

The Browser Company has finally released its popular Arc web browser, which first debuted on Mac to critical acclaim, for Windows 11 today.

Creative Bloq

Microsoft’s impossible captchas are giving the internet an existential crisis

I'm not a robot… I think.

Dynamite News

Google Doodle commemorates second phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024 with voting symbol

As India continues its monumental democratic exercise, Google joined in to mark the second phase of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 with a symbolic gesture. Read further on Dynamite News:

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The Guardian - US

Workers accuse Google of ‘tantrum’ after 50 fired over Israel contract protest

Tech giant fired number of people who protested against $1.2bn Project Nimbus, which supports Israeli military and government

Fashion Times

5 Fashion Influencers We'd Miss If the TikTok Ban Does Go into Effect

Downgrade your mad panic to guarded optimism because the new TikTok ban doesn't mean you have to immediately stop using the app.

Windows Central

Microsoft recommends upgrading to its new 'lightning fast' Teams app — If you want actual support, new features, and important security updates

Microsoft is slated to cut support for its classic Teams client on July 1, 2024, in favor of its new Teams app, which boasts better performance speeds and consumes 50% less memory.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft releases MS-DOS 4 source code on GitHub — 45 year old code now open-source

Microsoft has released the MS-DOS 4.00 source code, binaries, disk images, and documentation. The source code, which is nearly 45 years old, has been released under the MIT license, allowing tinkerers free rein.

Windows Central

Microsoft might not realize its iPhone moment with AI if regulators continue to reign down on its parade

UK-based Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a preliminary investigation on Microsoft's investments, partnerships, and advances in the AI landscape.

Google hints that new Nest Hub Max and Nest Audio could be coming

A Google Home app update reveals new Nest products could be on the way…

Android Central

Google is dragging its feet on killing third-party cookies yet again

Google keeps putting off the death of third-party cookies in Chrome.

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