ICYMI: Verizon has Successfully Offloaded AOL and Yahoo for Just over Half of What it Paid
by Verizon looks like it is finally free of its failed experiment with media production and advertising by selling off AOL and Yahoo…
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Yahoo Answers to Shut Down for Good on June 30th, Parent Company Verizon Media, Confirms
by Yahoo Answers will no longer accept new submissions come April and Verizon Media will totally shut down the website on Wednesday, June 30th…
Microsoft Starts Testing a New Way to Deal with Those Super-Annoying Website Notifications
Microsoft is experimenting with different ways to handle website notification requests, by using information gathered through crowdsourcing…
Microsoft is About to Kill Off this Version of Edge on Some Windows 10 Systems
by Microsoft will end its support for its legacy Edge browser that was replaced by the Chromium-powered redesign, on some Windows 10 devices…
Now that Adobe Flash is Finally Dead, it’s Time to Uninstall It — Here’s How
Adobe has officially shut down its support of its Flash Player and that means it’s time to uninstall it from both Windows and Mac computers…
Microsoft is About to Introduce a New Password Manager that Works across Edge, Chrome, and Mobile Devices
Microsoft is offering a preview version of a new password manager built right into its Microsoft Authenticator app for cross-platform use…
Google Brings this Super-Popular Android Feature to Messages for the Web
by Google Message for the Web now sports in-line reactions over RCS, months after adding support to Android-powered mobile devices…
Microsoft is About to Lessen the Burden Edge Takes on Users’ Computers’ Processing Power
Microsoft is about to deliver a better browsing experience in Microsoft Edge with a new tool that reduces system resources significantly…
The Earth just Went Dark — Google Earth, That Is
Google Earth is one of the latest products the tech giant has applied a dark element to, and it’s already available on the app and the web…
With its Last Update, Adobe Finally Bids Farewell to Flash
Adobe has pushed out its last and final update to its Flash player and will fully stop supporting all playback, effective on January 12th…
Google to Require more Transparency of Chrome Extension Developers Beginning Next Year with this New Policy
Google will no longer tolerate Chrome extensions’ opaque handling of users’ data and will require more transparency starting next year…
Older Model Android Phones won’t Support Numerous Secure Websites by September 2021
Older Android-powered mobile devices will loose access to many popular and secure websites, starting in early January of next year…
Microsoft Gets more Aggressive Pushing its Edge Browser with Latest Windows 10 Update
Microsoft continues its assertive marketing with a new tactic to get Windows 10 users to switch over to its new Chromium-powered Edge browser…
Microsoft is Killing Off this Legacy Browser because It No Longer Supports Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, ESPN, and 1,150+ Other Sites
Microsoft begins retiring Internet Explorer for good by automatically redirecting browsing sessions to its new Chromium-powered Edge browser…
Mozilla will Say Goodbye to These Two Lesser-Known Tools in November
Mozilla will soon do away with two of its experimental features, Firefox Send and Notes, this November after a few bad experiences…
YouTube Music for the Web is Gaining a Feature Previously Only Available on the Mobile App
YouTube Music’s desktop client has caught up to its mobile application by adding song lyrics to its website streaming service…