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03.04.2025

Unshittification: 3 tech companies that recently made my life… better - Ars Technica

Enshittification is not the only option.

Ars Technica

03.04.2025

Google shakes up Gemini leadership, Google Labs head taking the reins - Ars Technica

With fresh leadership, Google aims to create new products based on Gemini.

Ars Technica

03.04.2025

Some original Switch games will run better on Switch 2; some won’t run at all - Ars Technica

Some Switch games will get free updates to improve Switch 2 performance.

Ars Technica

02.04.2025

Gemini is an increasingly good chatbot, but it’s still a bad assistant - Ars Technica

Op-ed: Google’s generative AI is not ready to serve as your virtual assistant.

Ars Technica

02.04.2025

Review: Amazon’s Kindle Colorsoft is something less than “a Paperwhite with color” - Ars Technica

It’s a decent e-reader, but it offers too few benefits for too many drawbacks.

Ars Technica

02.04.2025

Apple enables RCS messaging for Google Fi subscribers at last - Ars Technica

Apple only supported RCS on the big three carriers in the first iOS18 releases.

Ars Technica

02.04.2025

Cheap TVs’ incessant advertising reaches troubling new lows - Ars Technica

Op-ed: TV screensavers shouldn’t show immigration ads from the Trump administration.

Ars Technica

01.04.2025

Lithium-ion battery waste fires are increasing, and vapes are a big part of it - Ars Technica

Tiny batteries and “disposable” e-cigs remain big risks for waste handlers.

Ars Technica

01.04.2025

There’s a new benchmark in town for measuring performance on Windows 95 PCs - Ars Technica

Did you want to see how fast your ancient computer was? Because now you can!

Ars Technica

01.04.2025

Overblown quantum dot conspiracy theories make important points about QLED TVs - Ars Technica

Lawsuits and allegations are creating doubt around quantum dot TVs’ use of QDs.

Ars Technica

01.04.2025

Apple updates all its operating systems, brings Apple Intelligence to Vision Pro - Ars Technica

Updates bring new emoji, Mail organization for Macs, easier Mac setup, and more.

Ars Technica

01.04.2025

Google’s new experimental Gemini 2.5 model rolls out to free users - Ars Technica

Google’s improved AI model is now available for free, but usage is limited.

Ars Technica

29.03.2025

New Windows 11 build makes mandatory Microsoft Account sign-in even more mandatory - Ars Technica

“Bypassnro” is an easy MS Account workaround for Home and Pro Windows editions.

Ars Technica

29.03.2025

Google solves its mysterious Pixel problem, announces 9a launch date - Ars Technica

Google has sorted out its Pixel problems and will begin the 9a rollout on April 10.

Ars Technica

29.03.2025

Google discontinues Nest Protect smoke alarm and Nest x Yale lock - Ars Technica

Google continues backing away from smart home hardware.

Ars Technica

29.03.2025

Corning’s new ceramic glass might save your next phone from disaster - Ars Technica

Gorilla Glass Ceramic will appear on its first phone in the coming months.

Ars Technica

28.03.2025

TSMC’s $100 billion pledge won’t resurrect US chipmaking, says Intel’s ex-CEO - Ars Technica

US must boost R&D to gain “semiconductor leadership.”…

Ars Technica

28.03.2025

Google announces Maps screenshot analysis, AI itineraries to help you plan trips - Ars Technica

Google wants to help you get away this summer with, you guessed it, AI.

Ars Technica

28.03.2025

Discord is planning an IPO this year, and big changes could be on the horizon - Ars Technica

IPO will mean more revenue pressure and possibly more ads.

Ars Technica

27.03.2025

Google makes Android development private, will continue open source releases - Ars Technica

Google says this change will simplify things for developers and OEMs.

Ars Technica

27.03.2025

Newer Kindles get a work-around for touchscreen page-turning in new software update - Ars Technica

“Double tap to page turn” works on latest Paperwhite and Kindle Colorsoft.

Ars Technica

26.03.2025

Napster to become a music-marketing metaverse firm after $207M acquisition - Ars Technica

Napster will promote music in “branded 3D virtual spaces,” soon-to-be owner says.

Ars Technica

26.03.2025

Apple barred from Google antitrust trial, putting $20 billion search deal on the line - Ars Technica

Google’s sizeable payments for Safari defaults could be ending.

Ars Technica

26.03.2025

Netflix expands HDR support with HDR10+ - Ars Technica

Before, Netflix users could only stream HDR titles in Dolby Vision or HDR10.

Ars Technica

25.03.2025

Can we make AI less power-hungry? These researchers are working on it. - Ars Technica

As demand surges, figuring out the performance of proprietary models is half the battle.

Ars Technica

25.03.2025

Oops: Google says it might have deleted your Maps Timeline data - Ars Technica

Google Maps switched to local-only Timeline storage in December.

Ars Technica

25.03.2025

“MyTerms” wants to become the new way we dictate our privacy on the web - Ars Technica

It’s not a “do not track” request, it’s a set of terms you demand from sites.

Ars Technica

25.03.2025

After borking my Pixel 4a battery, Google borks me, too - Ars Technica

The devil is in the details.

Ars Technica

22.03.2025

CEO of AI ad-tech firm pledging “world free of fraud” sentenced for fraud - Ars Technica

Prosecutors: Firm offering “300% more” fraud detection oversold revenue by 700%.

Ars Technica

22.03.2025

Italy demands Google poison DNS under strict Piracy Shield law - Ars Technica

A lawsuit claims Google has not blocked football streams as required in Italy.

Ars Technica

21.03.2025

Discord heightens ad focus by introducing video ads to mobile apps in June - Ars Technica

Discord looks for more ways to make money ahead of expected IPO.

Ars Technica

21.03.2025

The early 2000s capacitor plague is probably not just a stolen recipe - Ars Technica

Video takes a wider look at the busted caps of early 2000s PCs and other gear.

Ars Technica

21.03.2025

Apple loses $1B a year on prestigious, minimally viewed Apple TV+: report - Ars Technica

The Information report claims notable losses for Apple’s only service in the red.

Ars Technica

20.03.2025

Apple and Google in the hot seat as European regulators ignore Trump warnings - Ars Technica

Apple will have to open iOS up more, and Google could face steep fines.

Ars Technica

20.03.2025

Plex ups its price for first time in a decade, changes remote-streaming access - Ars Technica

You’ve got until April 29 before the Lifetime Pass more than doubles in price.

Ars Technica

20.03.2025

HP avoids monetary damages over bricked printers in class-action settlement - Ars Technica

HP has previously paid millions for bricking printers, but not this time.

Ars Technica

20.03.2025

Google reveals Pixel 9a, with the largest battery ever in a Pixel - Ars Technica

Google promises preorder details in the coming weeks.

Ars Technica

20.03.2025

Meager 8GB of RAM forces Pixel 9a to run “extra extra small” Gemini AI - Ars Technica

Some of Google’s coolest AI features don’t work on the 9a.

Ars Technica

19.03.2025

Gemini gets new coding and writing tools, plus AI-generated “podcasts” - Ars Technica

Gemini is absorbing features from one of Google’s coolest AI products.

Ars Technica

19.03.2025

Nvidia announces “Rubin Ultra” and “Feynman” AI chips for 2027 and 2028 - Ars Technica

CEO Jensen Huang says new chips will power robots and billions of AI agents.

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Unshittification: 3 tech companies that recently made my life… better - Ars Technica

Google shakes up Gemini leadership, Google Labs head taking the reins - Ars Technica

Some original Switch games will run better on Switch 2; some won’t run at all - Ars Technica

Gemini is an increasingly good chatbot, but it’s still a bad assistant - Ars Technica

Review: Amazon’s Kindle Colorsoft is something less than “a Paperwhite with color” - Ars Technica

Apple enables RCS messaging for Google Fi subscribers at last - Ars Technica

Cheap TVs’ incessant advertising reaches troubling new lows - Ars Technica

Lithium-ion battery waste fires are increasing, and vapes are a big part of it - Ars Technica

There’s a new benchmark in town for measuring performance on Windows 95 PCs - Ars Technica

Overblown quantum dot conspiracy theories make important points about QLED TVs - Ars Technica

Apple updates all its operating systems, brings Apple Intelligence to Vision Pro - Ars Technica

Google’s new experimental Gemini 2.5 model rolls out to free users - Ars Technica

New Windows 11 build makes mandatory Microsoft Account sign-in even more mandatory - Ars Technica

Google solves its mysterious Pixel problem, announces 9a launch date - Ars Technica

Google discontinues Nest Protect smoke alarm and Nest x Yale lock - Ars Technica

Corning’s new ceramic glass might save your next phone from disaster - Ars Technica

TSMC’s $100 billion pledge won’t resurrect US chipmaking, says Intel’s ex-CEO - Ars Technica

Google announces Maps screenshot analysis, AI itineraries to help you plan trips - Ars Technica

Discord is planning an IPO this year, and big changes could be on the horizon - Ars Technica

Google makes Android development private, will continue open source releases - Ars Technica

Newer Kindles get a work-around for touchscreen page-turning in new software update - Ars Technica

Napster to become a music-marketing metaverse firm after $207M acquisition - Ars Technica

Apple barred from Google antitrust trial, putting $20 billion search deal on the line - Ars Technica

Netflix expands HDR support with HDR10+ - Ars Technica

Can we make AI less power-hungry? These researchers are working on it. - Ars Technica

Oops: Google says it might have deleted your Maps Timeline data - Ars Technica

“MyTerms” wants to become the new way we dictate our privacy on the web - Ars Technica

After borking my Pixel 4a battery, Google borks me, too - Ars Technica

CEO of AI ad-tech firm pledging “world free of fraud” sentenced for fraud - Ars Technica

Italy demands Google poison DNS under strict Piracy Shield law - Ars Technica

Discord heightens ad focus by introducing video ads to mobile apps in June - Ars Technica

The early 2000s capacitor plague is probably not just a stolen recipe - Ars Technica

Apple loses $1B a year on prestigious, minimally viewed Apple TV+: report - Ars Technica

Apple and Google in the hot seat as European regulators ignore Trump warnings - Ars Technica

Plex ups its price for first time in a decade, changes remote-streaming access - Ars Technica

HP avoids monetary damages over bricked printers in class-action settlement - Ars Technica

Google reveals Pixel 9a, with the largest battery ever in a Pixel - Ars Technica

Meager 8GB of RAM forces Pixel 9a to run “extra extra small” Gemini AI - Ars Technica

Gemini gets new coding and writing tools, plus AI-generated “podcasts” - Ars Technica

Nvidia announces “Rubin Ultra” and “Feynman” AI chips for 2027 and 2028 - Ars Technica

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