Google Rolls Out Desktop Mode To Pixel 8 And Newer With March Pixel Drop
Google is introducing an official desktop mode for Pixel 8 and newer devices as part of the March 2026 Pixel Drop.
Latest Technology News
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OpenAI Shuts Down Sora And Ends Planned $1 Billion Disney Partnership
OpenAI has confirmed that it will shut down its Sora video generation platform and end a planned $1 billion partnership with The Walt Disney Company.
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Kali Linux 2026.1 Released With Eight New Tools And BackTrack Mode
Kali Linux 2026.
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GitHub Enables Copilot Data Collection For AI Training By Default With Opt-Out Setting
GitHub has announced that interactions with GitHub Copilot will be used to train its AI models, with all personal account users enrolled by default.
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Microsoft Resolves Outlook Gmail And Yahoo Sync Errors In Microsoft 365 Service
Microsoft has resolved an issue that was causing synchronization problems between classic Outlook and Gmail or Yahoo accounts, according to an update in the com
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Apple Maps Is Adding Promoted Search Results In The US And Canada
Apple will start showing ads in Apple Maps search results in the United States and Canada, according to an official announcement.
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Google Rolls Out Android Auto Update To Fix Connectivity Issues Affecting Pixel And Galaxy Devices
Google has begun rolling out an Android Auto update to address a recent connectivity issue that affected multiple devices, according to a report and confirmatio
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Amnezia Releases AmneziaWG 2.0 To Bypass Advanced Internet Censorship Systems
Amnezia has introduced AmneziaWG 2.
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Mozilla Releases Firefox 149 With Split View And Security Improvements
Mozilla has launched Firefox 149, bringing new multitasking features, interface updates, and security improvements, according to the company’s announcemen
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Microsoft Now Requires OneDrive For Editing Projects In Clipchamp On Windows 11
Microsoft has updated Clipchamp on Windows 11, now requiring users to sign in with a Microsoft account and save projects to OneDrive for creating and editing vi
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Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-2, Its Most Realistic Image Model Yet
Microsoft has announced the release of MAI-Image-2, its newest in-house text-to-image model.
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OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Library To Store Uploaded Files In One Place
OpenAI is introducing a new “Library” feature in ChatGPT that automatically saves user-uploaded files in a dedicated section of the interface, accor
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Is Getting AirDrop Support For Quick Share Starting March 23
Samsung has announced that Quick Share on the Galaxy S26 series will support native AirDrop file transfers, with the rollout beginning in Korea on March 23.
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Opera GX Launches on Linux With Built-in Ad Blocker and VPN
Opera GX, the gaming-oriented browser from Opera, is now available for Linux users.
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YouTube Is Testing Pop-Up Surveys Asking Users to Rate Videos as AI Slop
YouTube is testing new pop-up surveys that ask viewers to rate whether a video they just watched felt AI-generated.
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Google Is Testing AI-Rewritten Headlines in Search Results Without Publisher Knowledge
Google is testing a new feature that replaces original news headlines in standard search results with AI-generated alternatives, according to a report from The
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SteamOS 3.8 Adds Support for Steam Machine and Expands to More PCs
Valve has rolled out SteamOS 3.
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Microsoft Plans to Let Windows 11 Users Pause Updates Indefinitely
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 will let users pause updates indefinitely, a level of control not available since Windows 8.
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Windows 11 Update Brings Taskbar Changes, Lower Resource Use, and Less Copilot
Microsoft has confirmed plans to implement a series of updates to Windows 11 focused on system performance, reliability, and user experience.
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Perplexity's AI Browser Comet Launches on iPhone With Built-In Assistant
Perplexity has rolled out Comet, its new AI-powered browser, on the App Store for iPhone users.
Windows News
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Microsoft Now Requires OneDrive For Editing Projects In Clipchamp On Windows 11
Microsoft has updated Clipchamp on Windows 11, now requiring users to sign in with a Microsoft account and save projects to OneDrive for creating and editing vi
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Microsoft Plans to Let Windows 11 Users Pause Updates Indefinitely
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 will let users pause updates indefinitely, a level of control not available since Windows 8.
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Windows 11 Update Brings Taskbar Changes, Lower Resource Use, and Less Copilot
Microsoft has confirmed plans to implement a series of updates to Windows 11 focused on system performance, reliability, and user experience.
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Microsoft Fixes Bluetooth Visibility Bug on Windows 11 Enterprise Devices
Microsoft released an out-of-band hotpatch, KB5084897, to address a Bluetooth visibility issue on Windows 11 Enterprise devices enrolled in the hotpatch update
AI News
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OpenAI Shuts Down Sora And Ends Planned $1 Billion Disney Partnership
OpenAI has confirmed that it will shut down its Sora video generation platform and end a planned $1 billion partnership with The Walt Disney Company.
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GitHub Enables Copilot Data Collection For AI Training By Default With Opt-Out Setting
GitHub has announced that interactions with GitHub Copilot will be used to train its AI models, with all personal account users enrolled by default.
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Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-2, Its Most Realistic Image Model Yet
Microsoft has announced the release of MAI-Image-2, its newest in-house text-to-image model.
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OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Library To Store Uploaded Files In One Place
OpenAI is introducing a new “Library” feature in ChatGPT that automatically saves user-uploaded files in a dedicated section of the interface, accor
Big Tech News
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Google Rolls Out Android Auto Update To Fix Connectivity Issues Affecting Pixel And Galaxy Devices
Google has begun rolling out an Android Auto update to address a recent connectivity issue that affected multiple devices, according to a report and confirmatio
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Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-2, Its Most Realistic Image Model Yet
Microsoft has announced the release of MAI-Image-2, its newest in-house text-to-image model.
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YouTube Is Testing Pop-Up Surveys Asking Users to Rate Videos as AI Slop
YouTube is testing new pop-up surveys that ask viewers to rate whether a video they just watched felt AI-generated.
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Google Is Testing AI-Rewritten Headlines in Search Results Without Publisher Knowledge
Google is testing a new feature that replaces original news headlines in standard search results with AI-generated alternatives, according to a report from The
Browsers News
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Mozilla Releases Firefox 149 With Split View And Security Improvements
Mozilla has launched Firefox 149, bringing new multitasking features, interface updates, and security improvements, according to the company’s announcemen
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Opera GX Launches on Linux With Built-in Ad Blocker and VPN
Opera GX, the gaming-oriented browser from Opera, is now available for Linux users.
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Perplexity's AI Browser Comet Launches on iPhone With Built-In Assistant
Perplexity has rolled out Comet, its new AI-powered browser, on the App Store for iPhone users.
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Firefox Update Brings Built-In VPN, Split View, and More User Controls
Mozilla has announced a major Firefox update rolling out over the next several weeks, with Firefox 149 scheduled to release on March 24.
Software News
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Microsoft Resolves Outlook Gmail And Yahoo Sync Errors In Microsoft 365 Service
Microsoft has resolved an issue that was causing synchronization problems between classic Outlook and Gmail or Yahoo accounts, according to an update in the com
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Microsoft Removes Copilot Chat From Office Apps for Unlicensed Users on April 15
Microsoft is removing Copilot Chat access from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote for commercial users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, effective Apri
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Netflix Acquires Ben Affleck’s Secret AI Filmmaking Startup
Netflix has acquired InterPositive, an AI filmmaking startup secretly founded by Ben Affleck in 2022.
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Microsoft Teams Gets Productivity, Security, and AI Upgrades in February
Microsoft launched a series of updates to Microsoft Teams throughout February, introducing new productivity tools, clearer security signals, and smarter, AI-pow
Gaming News
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SteamOS 3.8 Adds Support for Steam Machine and Expands to More PCs
Valve has rolled out SteamOS 3.
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Fortnite Returns to Google Play Store Globally on March 19
Fortnite is making its way back to the Google Play Store worldwide on March 19, as confirmed by Epic Games on X.
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Steam Adds 4 New Free Games You Can Play Right Now
Steam has added 4 new free-to-play games to its platform, expanding the number of titles players can try without spending any money.
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Google Play Introduces “Game Trials” to Let Users Try Paid Games for Free
Google has announced a new Game Trials feature for Google Play that allows users to try paid games before purchasing them.