Google Starts Experimenting with Search Results that Act a Lot Like Social Media Feeds
by Google is conducting a trial that brings continuous scrolling to search results in the US on mobile, mimicking social media news feeds…
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No, It’s Not a Mistake or Imagination, Twitter Really is Cramming Ads into Tweet Replies
by Twitter is experimenting with a new form of advertising, showing promoted content within tweet replies on iOS and Android to select users…
Microsoft’s First Update to Windows 11 Triggers AMD CPU Performance Issues
Microsoft released its first update for Windows 11, causing previous issues with AMD to actually get worse, but it’s aiming to fix the problems soon…
Apple Claims iOS is Safer than Android because it Doesn’t Allow Sideloading Apps
by Apple continues its fight against the European Commission’s proposed Digital Markets Act, stating sideloaded apps present consumer dangers…
ICYMI: Twitter On the Web Now Supports Soft Blocking for All Users
Twitter is making a new feature for its web client available to anyone — soft blocking — after extensively testing the tool last month…
Ads are Actually Showing Up in the Firefox URL Bar Now and They’re Likely to Stay
by Mozilla isn’t really much different when it comes to earning revenue and now, the company is placing ads in the Firefox browser URL box…
Yes, Facebook Finally Banned the Developer who Created the “Unfollow Everything” Tool Permanently
Facebook has forever barred developer Louis Barclay for building and distributing a browser extension called “Unfollow Everything”…
Cybercriminals are Targeting Victims with Dangerous Malware through Fake COVID Vaccine Information
Hackers have put a new spin on an old malware deployment trick by fooling people into clicking dangerous links, disguised as important COVID info…
YouTube Wants to Know if Pinpointing the Most Popular Parts of a Video will Interest Viewers
YouTube is running a test to determine if highlighting the most interesting parts of a video will appeal to viewers watching the same media…
Microsoft Edge Users will Soon be able to Set their Keyboards Aside and Search with Voice
Microsoft has integrated Microsoft Editor into its most recent developer channel release and it supports voice typing for the Edge browser…
Mozilla Puts Privacy and Speed at the Top of its Firefox Web Browser Experience
Mozilla completely redesigned its Firefox browser earlier this year, and now, it’s increasing its privacy protections and its destination speed…
Amazon just Made it a Whole Lot Easier for Prime Members to Send Gifts
Amazon Prime members now have the option to send a gift without needing the recipient’s address and they can also choose exchange it…
Netflix Subscribers can Now Access the Streamer’s ‘Play Something’ Feature on Android Devices
Netflix is rolling out its Play Something automatic shuffle feature to Android now, and is also testing the same playback option for iOS…
YouTube Music will Offer Background Listening for Free Starting November 3rd, but Only in This One Market
YouTube Music is about to add background playback to its platform, at no cost, but only in Canada for the feature’s initial roll out…
The FCC is Trying to Make SIM Swapping Scams much Harder to Commit
The Federal Communications Commission is taking additional steps to combat SIM swapping scams with proposed new mobile carrier rules…
This Dangerous Malware has Infected Millions of Android Devices and Costs Victims Millions
Malware known as GriftHorse has managed to infect millions of Android phones and already costs victims millions in paid premium services…