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The Google Pixel Fold reminds me of the Microsoft Surface Duo — 3 reasons why that's a bad thing

The Google Pixel Fold looks an awful lot like the Microsoft Surface Duo — and that's not a good thing.

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Barman unmasked as Snapchat paedophile after sending picture of car's reg plates

Pervert confessed to wanting "late night fun" with 12-year-old during online sting

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Microsoft is modernizing even more parts of File Explorer on Windows 11

Microsoft is rolling out new preview builds of Windows 11 this week that introduces yet another big update to the File Explorer app. Today's Dev Channel build is 23451 and features a new, modern details pane view that provides details on a file when the user single-clicks on an item…

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Microsoft announces third-party plugin support for Bing Chat AI

Microsoft has announced that Bing Chat is getting support for third-party plugins. OpenTable and Wolfram|Alpha will be the first plugins available, and developers will be able to create their own plugin experiences.

Windows Central

Wyoming mayor: Sorry for fiery abortion clinic Facebook post

The mayor of Casper, Wyoming, is apologizing for a Facebook post some say evoked last year's arson attack that delayed opening an abortion clinic

The Independent UK

The Nest Hub (2nd Gen) is finally being updated to Fuchsia

After the first-gen Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max got Google's Fuchsia OS update over the past couple of years, the second-gen Nest Hub is in the pipeline.

Android Central

Google is killing passwords and replacing them with passkeys — what you need to know

Google is rolling out passkey support for all Google accounts to protect them against password reuse, phishing attacks and being leaked in data breaches.

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Microsoft Edge is being forced on people once again, this time through Outlook and Teams

Microsoft will soon change the default behavior for opening certain links within Outlook and Teams. Affected links will open in Microsoft Edge by default even if you've set another app as your default browser.

Windows Central

Pornhub cuts Utah residents’ access to its site in protest of age verification law

Pornhub says law that requires websites to verify users’ ages with ID raises privacy concerns and puts ‘children at risk’

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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Hijack Outlook and Teams Links by Default

Microsoft says that change will first come to Microsoft 365 Outlook, but will also be brought to Teams.

Tom’s Hardware

How to watch Google I/O 2023: Pixel Fold, Pixel 7a, Android 14 and more

See all the big Google I/O 2023 news as it happens when you live stream the May 10 event. Here's how to watch Google I/O 2023.

Tom’s Guide

Google Pixel Fold launch now looks imminent — here’s why

The Pixel Fold has reportedly been vetted by the FCC, a key step before a phone launches in the U.S.

Tom’s Guide

Judge rules against Google, allows antitrust case to proceed

A federal judge has rejected a motion from Google to toss out the government’s antitrust case against it

The Independent UK

35 million Android users hit with adware — delete these apps now

Minecraft clone apps on the Play Store were found to contain adware which slows down devices and eats up data by loading ads in the background.

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Supreme Court To Consider Whether Politicians Can Block You on Social Media

Plus: Missouri attempts to ban gender transition treatments for adults, another bad social media bill hits Congress, and more...

Chronicle Live

Google removes 38 Android apps from Play Store after spotting adware

Google has removed another 38 apps, with all users urged to check their devices and delete as a matter of urgency

Windows Central

Say goodbye to some of Microsoft's best keyboards, mice, and accessories

Microsoft-branded keyboards, mice, and webcams are being discontinued. The tech giant will shift its efforts to its Surface family of accessories.

The Independent UK

Amazon stocks surge after Q1 revenue, profit wins

Amazon on Thursday reported a slowdown in its cloud computing unit AWS, but stronger-than-expected revenue and profits for the first quarter sent its stocks higher in after-hours trading

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Edge might be sending every URL you visit to Bing's API by mistake: Microsoft responds

A simple switch in Edge's settings can disable this seemingly malfunctioned feature of sending too much info to Bing.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft Edge is sending all your visited pages to Bing — how to turn it off

A bug in the Edge browser appears to send all the websites you visited back to Microsoft. That's a big privacy snafu.

Wales Online

Students design Alexa skills for everything from substance abuse to recycling

Two secondary school students have won Amazon’s inaugural Alexa Young Innovator Challenge

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Microsoft Edge is reporting every site you visit to Bing — here's how to stop it

A new feature in Microsoft Edge causes the browser to report every site you visit to Bing. Here's how to put a stop to it.

Windows Central

Microsoft's Activision deal is being punished over Google Stadia's failure

Google Stadia's failure left one less big player in cloud gaming, and now Microsoft's Activision deal is being punished over claims of dominance.

The Independent UK

Apple and Google app stores ‘should have same legal duties as corner shops’

The tech giants are accused at Westminster of having behaving with ‘an air of exceptionalism’.

Bangkok Post

EU rolls out stricter rules for online platforms

BRUSSELS: The European Union on Tuesday designated 19 online platforms, including Instagram, TikTok and Twitter, as having user numbers so big they will come under stricter regulatory rules for content.

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