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Pixel 7 and 7 Pro users report major battery swelling issues — Google’s support remains inconsistent

Battery swelling complaints mount for Pixel 7 series, with mixed support responses from Google, leaving users frustrated.

Android Central

Pixel Care Plus: Price, eligible devices, benefits, and everything you need to know

Pixel Care Plus is replacing Google Preferred Care as the brand's top protection plan for Google Pixel devices — here's what that means for you.

Android Central

Windows 11 is getting a built-in internet speed test feature that will take you to Bing, along with multiple revamped settings pages — Latest Insider channel builds reveal prominent changes coming soon to the OS

Windows 11 is set to get a built-in speed test option that will finally rid you of your reliance on websites like Ookla's Speedtest and Netflix's Fast... as long as you're okay with going to Bing to do the same thing. These new Insider channel builds also bring more changes…

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Compromised Google Calendar invites can hijack ChatGPT’s Gmail connector and leak emails

A security researcher has demonstrated how a malicious Google Calendar invite can prompt-inject ChatGPT and coax it into leaking private emails once Google connectors are enabled.

Tom’s Hardware

Facebook's $725 Million Privacy Settlement Payouts Revealed: Users To Receive Between $4.89 And $38.36 As Payments Roll Out

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) has begun distributing payments from its $725 million privacy settlement, with newly filed court documents revealing that eligible Facebook users will pocket between $4.89 and $38.36, depending on how long they maintained an account during the settlement period.

Benzinga

"I've had that name longer than him": Meta deleted a bankruptcy lawyer’s Facebook page for “impersonating” Mark Zuckerberg — but it’s his real name, and now he’s fighting back

Meta banned a bankruptcy lawyer from Facebook for “impersonating” Mark Zuckerberg, but that’s actually his real name. He’s now suing the company for negligence and breach of contract.

Windows Central

I tried Chrome’s new experimental Split Tabs feature and it completely changed how I use my browser

Google is testing a new experimental Chrome feature that lets you view two websites in a single tab for improved productivity, and you can try it right now.

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Microsoft Store drops fees for individual developers — Apple still charges $99 per year

Publishing apps to the Microsoft Store is now free for individual developers. The requirement for a credit card has also been removed.

Windows Central

Microsoft is finally updating this decade old File Explorer interface with a new color that better fits dark mode on Windows 11 — let's take a first look

Windows 11 is soon getting an updated dark mode that applies to more areas of the File Explorer, including the file operations dialog, which is also getting a new color after more than 10 years.

Windows Central

Don't buy a new PC for Windows 11 just yet — this lightweight version can save your old Windows 10 PC

Microsoft is ending Windows 10 support this October, but this lightweight Tiny11 Builder is giving old PCs another way to upgrade to Windows 11.

Tom’s Guide

Google's Gemini-powered Nest devices are already appearing at retailers — what we know

Google's not due to announce its next wave of Nest devices until October 1, but they're already appearing at retailers.

Tom’s Guide

Pixel 10's Daily Hub is gone for now, but Google says it will be back

Google confirms it's working on improving Daily Hub's personalization before relaunching it.

Android Central

Expect better cameras and new Gemini AI tricks in Google's next Nest devices

Google just outed its own upcoming Nest cameras and doorbell ahead of their October debut.

Android Central

I tried WINUX — a promising Windows 11 experience inside a Linux distro, and I think they've nailed it

WINUX is an interesting idea that should make switching from Windows 10 or 11 to Linux much less jarring by offering a very similar experience. And it does.

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Custom Windows 11 builder axes Microsoft's AI features, whack-a-moling Copilot, Outlook, and Teams — new Tiny11 Builder release should be Windows 11 25H2 ready

Windows bloat hater NTDEV has released an updated version of Tiny11 Builder ready for Windows 11 25H2.

Windows Central

I abandoned Microsoft Word for the terminal — here’s what happened

For years, now, I've done virtually all of my written work inside the terminal. Here's why I simply can't let go of it.

Android Central

What does Google's big court 'win' mean for us?

Google won't have to sell off Chrome or Android, and it will be mostly business as usual for billions of consumers.

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$425 Million Google Class Action Lawsuit: Do You Qualify for a Payout?

Google was found liable for violating the privacy of 98 million users in a class action lawsuit. Are you one of them?

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International Business Times

EU Hits Google With EUR2.95 Bn Fine Despite Trump Threats

The EU slapped Google with a massive 2.95 billion euro ($3.47 billion) antitrust fine for favouring its own advertising services Friday, despite President Donald Trump's warnings not to target US big tech.

Tom’s Hardware

Google quietly removes net-zero carbon goal from website amid rapid power-hungry AI data center buildout — industry-first sustainability pledge moved to background amidst AI energy crisis

Google's goal to be net-zero in carbon emissions by 2030 is still apparently company policy, it's just not broadcasting it anymore

The Independent UK

Google facing $425.7 million in damages for nearly a decade of improper smartphone snooping

A federal jury has ordered Google to pay $425.7 million for improperly snooping on people’s smartphones during a nearly decade-long period of intrusions

Tom’s Hardware

Bill Gates’ 48-year-old Microsoft 6502 BASIC goes open source

Microsoft BASIC for 6502 Microprocessor - Version 1.1 source code is now available on Github, under the MIT license.

Radio France Internationale

Google and Shein fined nearly €500m in France over cookie violations

French online privacy watchdogs fined Google and Shein nearly €500 million on Thursday for failing to properly inform internet users about advertising cookies – the tools that track online activity for targeted advertising.

Benzinga

Google Ordered To Pay $425 Million In Privacy Class Action, Company Says Data Was 'Nonpersonal' And Stored Securely

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) has been ordered to pay $425 million after a federal jury ruled that Google violated user privacy by continuing to collect data even when account tracking settings were switched off.

International Business Times

Jury Tells Google To Pay $425 Mn Over App Privacy

A US federal jury on Wednesday ordered Google to pay about $425 million for gathering information from smartphone app use even when people opted for privacy settings, the company confirmed.

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