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Microsoft's recent tests could lure Google Workspace users back to Office apps

Microsoft is testing a new, limited version of its Office suite that could challenge Google's massive userbase.

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Microsoft's ad-supported version of Office only saves to OneDrive

Microsoft Office gets an add-supported model.

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Man Scams Facebook And Google With Hilariously Simple Scheme: “So The Limit Is $120 Million”

While Frank Abagnale—famously played by Leonardo DiCaprio in Catch Me If You Can—forged checks and posed as a pilot, Rimašauskas took a more modern approach and targeted the biggest tech giants in the world. The post Man Scams Facebook And Google With Hilariously Simple Scheme: “So The Limit Is $120…

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Don't click this — malicious ads impersonating Google Chrome spreading dangerous malware

Hackers are using malicious ads to impersonate Google and deliver malware through fake Chrome downloads.

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Microsoft's new Edge Add-ons site might keep you away from the Chrome Web Store

The Edge Add-ons site, a Microsoft webpage dedicated to browser extensions and themes, just got a significant revamp. The update makes it easier to find your favorite extensions and themes.

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AppLovin Stock Drops As Bulls, Bears Debate Its Valuation

AppLovin stock has whipsawed in the past week, surging on quarterly earnings then tumbling on a negative report and rising competition.

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Did Microsoft just try to gaslight us? The tech giant has seemingly backtracked on changes to the account sign-in experience.

Microsoft removed a support document and Outlook notification that listed an upcoming change to when Microsoft accounts remain signed in. The tech giant clarified that the change is not being implemented.

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Why are MAGA followers claiming Google is exposing crimes by the DC elite?

Trump supporters are seizing on Google searches to claim Washington elites are fearful of being exposed for crimes.

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Google Meet gets scrollable captions to help you stay in the loop during calls

We're not saying you should doze off during a meeting, but if you did, this new Google Meet feature would come in handy.

Android Central

Google quietly deleted cultural events from its holiday list and people are pissed

Google deleted several important events from its official holiday list stating sustainability as the issue. However, there's a bigger problem and people are not happy.

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Freshly uncovered Windows 11 app may ease the biggest headache of buying a new laptop

A new Windows 11 rumor suggests that Microsoft could be bringing an unseen application to the operating system, allowing users to easily move files from their PC to another more conveniently than in the past.

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Many of Microsoft Edge's most important features are now faster than ever

Microsoft Edge just got a big update that improves the speed of at least 14 UI elements by 40% on average. The speed boost is thanks to Microsoft's migration to WebUI 2.0.

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Google just made it easier for everyone to switch from Microsoft Teams to Google Chat

Google's Teams-to-Chat migration tool is finally here, so switching over should be a snap.

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Microsoft just put this controversial Notepad feature behind a paywall

Microsoft's Notepad app now requires a paid subscription to use the AI-powered Rewrite feature.

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Mexico waits for Google response before filing lawsuit over Gulf dispute

Mexico has objected to Google changing the Gulf of Mexico’s name to the ‘Gulf of America’ for users in the US.

Tom’s Hardware

No, Notepad for Windows 11 doesn't require you to use a Microsoft account — unless you're trying to use AI

A rumor of Notepad for Windows 11 now requiring Microsoft Account sign-in has spread like wildfire, but all is not as it seems.

Windows Central

Fedora 42 will mark the first official release of the Linux distro for WSL, and in advance of its release, users are encouraged to take part in a test day.

Android Central

TikTok is back on app stores as ByteDance continues to sort out US concerns

ByteDance's TikTok has returned to Google and Apple app stores.

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Latin Times

Mexico Threatens To Sue Google Over 'Gulf Of America' Name Change

"We do have a dispute with Google at the moment," President Claudia Sheinbaum said at her morning news conference. "And if necessary, we will file a civil suit."

Al Jazeera

TikTok returns to US app stores after Trump delays ban

Apple and Google have made the video-sharing app available again amid security concerns from some US officials.

International Business Times

TikTok Returns To Apple, Google US App Stores After Nearly A Month As Trump Halts Ban

President Donald Trump signed an executive order extending the deadline for ByteDance to divest TikTok's U.S. operations by 75 days.

The Independent UK

TikTok returns to Apple and Google app stores in the US

TikTok has returned to the app stores of Apple and Google in the U.S., after President Donald Trump delayed the enforcement of a TikTok ban

The Independent UK

Why is TikTok back in the Apple and Google app stores?

The app, used by 170 million Americans, briefly went dark across the U.S. before the president’s inauguration

The Independent UK

Mexico’s president threatens Google lawsuit over ‘wrong’ Gulf of America name change

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum says Donald Trump has no right to change that name of the Gulf of Mexico, and Google maps should not enable him.

Latin Times

January 6 Rioter's Texas Business Slammed With Negative Reviews, Death Threats After Trump Pardon: 'You Are Still Guilty'

A Texas business owned by a pardoned January 6 rioter faces negative reviews and death threats

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