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Where Nanoleaf stands with Apple HomeKit in 2023 — and where it’s going

When HomeKit debuted in 2014, Nanoleaf wasn’t far behind, and they’re now charging ahead with Matter. Here’s what that means for Apple Home.

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Google explains why its second foldable never saw the light of day

A Google employee explains why the company didn't move forward with its second foldable device.

Android Central

Windows 12 and Qualcomm Oryon processors will not support Arm32 apps

The next major version of Windows will not support Arm32 apps. Qualcomm's upcoming Oryon processors won't support the older type of apps either.

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Google bans another popular Android app - delete it today or face a terrifying threat

Google has just blocked another hugely popular Android app from its Play Store and it's now vital phone users don't delay in removing it from their devices.

Daily Mirror

Over 50,000 users are at serious risk from this screen recording app — delete it now!

Spotting a dodgy app can be hard enough, but detecting when a previously legit app has turned bad? That’s almost impossible. Has this recently unearthed good-app-gone-bad put you at risk?

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Improve your Windows experience with the 2023 winners of the Microsoft Store App Awards

Microsoft annually awards apps and developers with the Microsoft Store App Awards to winners in multiple categories who are nominated by the community. The winners of 2023's app awards have been announced, covering categories such as productivity, creativity, and Windows integration.

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Surface Pro X cameras aren't working — here's what we know so far

An issue with the Surface Pro X prevents the camera from opening. The bug affects taking photos and videos and sign-in through Windows Hello.

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Massive PowerToys update adds one of my favorite features — your mouse will thank you

A PowerToys update added two utilities to the app, including one that lets you control two computers with a single mouse.

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All BMA kids to join 'Google Classroom'

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has announced plans to expand its Google Classroom project to cover all 437 schools under its administration within the next three years.

Bangkok Post

Almost 10,000 Microsoft engineers already use dev boxes, and the cloud PCs will roll out to developers this July

Dev Box is a cloud PC service for developers built on the same tech as Windows 365. After a year of testing, it's set to become generally available this summer.

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Microsoft Teams avatars are here for everyone... if you're a business user

Microsoft Teams has a pair of features for the metaverse. Avatar support is now available for all business and enterprise users and immersive spaces are on the way.

Windows Central

Microsoft 365 Copilot now works with plugins, making it much more powerful

Plugins will bring a wide range of apps and services to Microsoft 365 Copilot, greatly enhancing how much it can do.

Windows Central

Microsoft Edge gets a new look, Copilot support, and can now help you separate business and personal browsing

Microsoft announced several new features for Edge today at Build 2023, including Edge for Business, which lets you keep your work and personal browsing separate.

Windows Central

Microsoft brings back Taskbar app ungrouping on Windows 11, but with a smart new twist

Taskbar app ungrouping and show icon labels is making a comeback on Windows 11, but is now much easier to initiate.

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Reports that Windows 11 is broken beyond repair are nonsense — here's why

An erroneous recent report claimed that Microsoft had found a bug in Windows 11 that it cannot fix, showing how clickbait headlines can spread false information.

Android Central

Google agrees to pay Washington state $40 million over location tracking claims

Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by the state of Washington accusing the company of profiting from its users' location data without their knowledge.

The Independent UK

College workers fired for including their pronouns in emails

Raegan Zelaya and Shua Wilmot, residence hall directors at Houghton University, were fired from their positions, after they put “she/her” and “he/him” in their signatures

Windows Central

Microsoft's patch didn't actually fix Windows Defender, but there's a workaround

The update didn't fix the persistent LSA warnings, but you shouldn't be worried. Here's why.

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Montana TikTok users denounce ban: ‘We have terrible roads but they’re banning an app’

Young users question whether law tied to national security concerns will take effect in January as planned

The Guardian - US

TikTok creators sue to block Montana’s ban on the platform

The state governor had on Wednesday signed into law the first US state-level ban on the app

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Supreme Court dismisses challenges to the Section 230 legal shield that protects websites

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Montana Becomes The First State To Bank TikTok

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte expressed concerns of national security with ties to foreign adversaries.

AFP

US top court backs Big Tech over terror claims

Washington (AFP) - The US Supreme Court handed a victory to Twitter and Google on Thursday, saying the social media giants could not be held liable by victims of terrorist attacks for posts that endorsed the Islamic State group.

The Independent UK

Explainer: Why Supreme Court tiptoeing past Section 230 helps Big Tech fueled by social media

Google, Twitter, Facebook and other tech companies fueled by social media have dodged a legal threat that could have blown a huge hole in their business models

Android Central

Google will disable third-party cookies for some Chrome users in early 2024

Google details its plan for the Privacy Sandbox moving forward into 2024.

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