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26.04.2025

Microsoft rolls Windows Recall out to the public nearly a year after announcing it - Ars Technica

The improved Recall still tries to record everything you do on your PC.

Ars Technica

26.04.2025

Netflix introduces a new kind of subtitles for the non-hearing impaired - Ars Technica

Just the dialogue—no sound effects or music cues.

Ars Technica

26.04.2025

Looming tariffs are making it extra hard to be a tech geek - Ars Technica

Looming tariffs are already making electronics shopping harder.

Ars Technica

26.04.2025

Google announces 1st and 2nd gen Nest Thermostats will lose support in October 2025 - Ars Technica

Affected units will work locally, but smart features will shut down in October.

Ars Technica

25.04.2025

Perplexity will come to Moto phones after exec testified Google limited access - Ars Technica

After telling the court Google blocked its Moto deal, Perplexity debuts on the new Razrs.

Ars Technica

25.04.2025

Nintendo Switch 2’s gameless Game-Key cards are going to be very common - Ars Technica

Switch 2 game upgrades for original Switch games also range from $10 to $20.

Ars Technica

25.04.2025

Review: Ryzen AI CPU makes this the fastest the Framework Laptop 13 has ever been - Ars Technica

With great power comes great responsibility and subpar battery life.

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25.04.2025

Motorola announces super-colorful Razr, Razr+, and Razr Ultra flip phones - Ars Technica

Motorola’s flip phone lineup has expanded to three models, including a $1,300 “Ultra.”…

Ars Technica

25.04.2025

I’m skeptical about Roku’s promise of non-”interruptive” ads - Ars Technica

Roku has tested annoying, obtrusive ads as recently as last month.

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24.04.2025

Google reveals sky-high Gemini usage numbers in antitrust case - Ars Technica

Google revealed in court that Gemini now sees 350 million monthly users.

Ars Technica

23.04.2025

Google won’t ditch third-party cookies in Chrome after all - Ars Technica

Google drops plans for a one-click prompt to disable tracking cookies.

Ars Technica

23.04.2025

OpenAI wants to buy Chrome and make it an “AI-first” experience - Ars Technica

OpenAI would love to own Chrome, and it’s allegedly not alone.

Ars Technica

23.04.2025

Man buys racetrack, ends up launching the Netflix of grassroots motorsports

FRDM+ is profitable, has its own smart TV apps. Subscriptions start at $20/month.

Ars Technica

23.04.2025

Google Messages can now blur unwanted nudes, remind people not to send them - Ars Technica

Google’s Sensitive Content Warnings can keep Messages rated PG.

Ars Technica

22.04.2025

In depth with Windows 11 Recall—and what Microsoft has (and hasn’t) fixed - Ars Technica

Original botched launch still haunts new version of data-scraping AI feature.

Ars Technica

19.04.2025

Google adds YouTube Music feature to end annoying volume shifts - Ars Technica

Automatic audio leveling is coming to YouTube Music.

Ars Technica

19.04.2025

Synology confirms that higher-end NAS products will require its branded drives - Ars Technica

Firm will later add “curated drive compatibility” lists after testing.

Ars Technica

18.04.2025

HP agrees to $4M settlement over claims of “falsely advertising” PCs, keyboards - Ars Technica

HP.com customers from June 2021 to October 2024 are eligible for compensation.

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18.04.2025

Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices - Ars Technica

German press release suggests expansion of the company’s “integrated ecosystem.”…

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18.04.2025

Google is gifting a year of Gemini Advanced to every college student in the US - Ars Technica

Got a .edu email? You can sign up for a free year of Google One AI Premium.

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18.04.2025

Gemini 2.5 Flash comes to the Gemini app as Google seeks to improve “dynamic thinking” - Ars Technica

Gemini 2.5 Flash is ready for you to try in the Gemini app, but it’s starting as a preview.

Ars Technica

17.04.2025

LG TVs’ integrated ads get more personal with tech that analyzes viewer emotions - Ars Technica

LG licenses tech for interpreting TV users’ feelings and convictions.

Ars Technica

17.04.2025

Google suspended 39.2 million malicious advertisers in 2024 thanks to AI - Ars Technica

Google is adding LLMs to everything, including ad policy enforcement.

Ars Technica

16.04.2025

4chan has been down since Monday night after “pretty comprehensive own” - Ars Technica

Early info is unreliable, but the site has been mostly unavailable for hours.

Ars Technica

16.04.2025

Google adds Veo 2 video generation to Gemini app - Ars Technica

Video generation starts rolling out today for Gemini Advanced subscribers.

Ars Technica

16.04.2025

Nvidia nudges mainstream gaming PCs forward with RTX 5060 series, starting at $299 - Ars Technica

RTX 5060 includes 8GB for $299; RTX 5060 Ti has 8GB or 16GB for $379 and $429.

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16.04.2025

Netflix plans to bring streaming into the $1 trillion club by 2030 - Ars Technica

Netflix aims to double its revenue over the next five years, WSJ reports.

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16.04.2025

Android phones will soon reboot themselves after sitting unused for 3 days - Ars Technica

The latest Google update will make your phone more secure if you don’t touch it…

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15.04.2025

Samsung’s Android 15 update has been halted - Ars Technica

Samsung has stopped the One UI 7 update due to unforeseen bugs.

Ars Technica

15.04.2025

Report: Apple will take another crack at iPad multitasking in iPadOS 19 - Ars Technica

It would be Apple’s first overhaul of iPad multitasking since 2022’s iPadOS 16.

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15.04.2025

An Ars Technica history of the Internet, part 1 - Ars Technica

In our new 3-part series, we remember the people and ideas that made the Internet.

Ars Technica

12.04.2025

Chrome’s new dynamic bottom bar gives websites a little more room to breathe - Ars Technica

Chrome for Android is getting a neat visual upgrade.

Ars Technica

12.04.2025

Powerful programming: BBC-controlled electric meters are coming to an end - Ars Technica

Customers are being pushed to smart meters that have their own signal problems.

Ars Technica

12.04.2025

Turbulent global economy could drive up prices for Netflix and rivals - Ars Technica

our members are going to be punished.”…

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11.04.2025

Framework’s cheaper, colorful Laptop 12 up for preorder, starts at $549 bare-bones - Ars Technica

Tariffs mean US pricing/availability for some Framework parts is still in flux.

Ars Technica

11.04.2025

Google Pixel 9a review: All the phone you need - Ars Technica

The Pixel 9a looks great and shoots lovely photos, but it’s light on AI.

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11.04.2025

Hands-on: Handwriting recognition app brings sticky notes into the 21st century - Ars Technica

Rocketbook Reusable Sticky Notes are an excessive solution for too many sticky notes.

Ars Technica

11.04.2025

OnePlus releases Watch 3 with inflated $500 price tag, won’t say why - Ars Technica

The new OnePlus smartwatch has debuted at $500 instead of the promised $330.

Ars Technica

11.04.2025

Google takes advantage of federal cost-cutting with steep Workspace discount - Ars Technica

Google will knock 71% off government Workspace subscriptions for a limited time.

Ars Technica

10.04.2025

Windows 11’s Copilot Vision wants to help you learn to use complicated apps - Ars Technica

Copilot beta update is rolling out to Windows Insider program testers now.

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Microsoft rolls Windows Recall out to the public nearly a year after announcing it - Ars Technica

Netflix introduces a new kind of subtitles for the non-hearing impaired - Ars Technica

Looming tariffs are making it extra hard to be a tech geek - Ars Technica

Google announces 1st and 2nd gen Nest Thermostats will lose support in October 2025 - Ars Technica

Perplexity will come to Moto phones after exec testified Google limited access - Ars Technica

Nintendo Switch 2’s gameless Game-Key cards are going to be very common - Ars Technica

Review: Ryzen AI CPU makes this the fastest the Framework Laptop 13 has ever been - Ars Technica

Motorola announces super-colorful Razr, Razr+, and Razr Ultra flip phones - Ars Technica

I’m skeptical about Roku’s promise of non-”interruptive” ads - Ars Technica

Google reveals sky-high Gemini usage numbers in antitrust case - Ars Technica

Google won’t ditch third-party cookies in Chrome after all - Ars Technica

OpenAI wants to buy Chrome and make it an “AI-first” experience - Ars Technica

Man buys racetrack, ends up launching the Netflix of grassroots motorsports

Google Messages can now blur unwanted nudes, remind people not to send them - Ars Technica

In depth with Windows 11 Recall—and what Microsoft has (and hasn’t) fixed - Ars Technica

Google adds YouTube Music feature to end annoying volume shifts - Ars Technica

Synology confirms that higher-end NAS products will require its branded drives - Ars Technica

HP agrees to $4M settlement over claims of “falsely advertising” PCs, keyboards - Ars Technica

Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices - Ars Technica

Google is gifting a year of Gemini Advanced to every college student in the US - Ars Technica

Gemini 2.5 Flash comes to the Gemini app as Google seeks to improve “dynamic thinking” - Ars Technica

LG TVs’ integrated ads get more personal with tech that analyzes viewer emotions - Ars Technica

Google suspended 39.2 million malicious advertisers in 2024 thanks to AI - Ars Technica

4chan has been down since Monday night after “pretty comprehensive own” - Ars Technica

Google adds Veo 2 video generation to Gemini app - Ars Technica

Nvidia nudges mainstream gaming PCs forward with RTX 5060 series, starting at $299 - Ars Technica

Netflix plans to bring streaming into the $1 trillion club by 2030 - Ars Technica

Android phones will soon reboot themselves after sitting unused for 3 days - Ars Technica

Samsung’s Android 15 update has been halted - Ars Technica

Report: Apple will take another crack at iPad multitasking in iPadOS 19 - Ars Technica

An Ars Technica history of the Internet, part 1 - Ars Technica

Chrome’s new dynamic bottom bar gives websites a little more room to breathe - Ars Technica

Powerful programming: BBC-controlled electric meters are coming to an end - Ars Technica

Turbulent global economy could drive up prices for Netflix and rivals - Ars Technica

Framework’s cheaper, colorful Laptop 12 up for preorder, starts at $549 bare-bones - Ars Technica

Google Pixel 9a review: All the phone you need - Ars Technica

Hands-on: Handwriting recognition app brings sticky notes into the 21st century - Ars Technica

OnePlus releases Watch 3 with inflated $500 price tag, won’t say why - Ars Technica

Google takes advantage of federal cost-cutting with steep Workspace discount - Ars Technica

Windows 11’s Copilot Vision wants to help you learn to use complicated apps - Ars Technica

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