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Turn Google Drive into your ultimate backup solution — 5 easy steps

How to use Google Drive's backup features to store any file type and access content from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Perplexity made a sky-high $34.5 billion bid for Google Chrome — a bold and unusual move in the midst of antitrust scrutiny

Perplexity made a $34.5 billion offer for Chrome, far above its own value, but Google has no plans to sell the world’s most-used browser.

Windows Central

Microsoft is finally fixing Windows 11’s dark mode — and it’s been a long time coming

The latest Windows 11 preview builds include an early glimpse at renewed work to add dark mode in more areas of the system, starting with File Explorer.

Windows Central

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Why the future of Chrome is at stake and who should own it

Money drives everything. That's fine until corporate greed rears its ugly head.

Android Central

I can't believe my eyes — Microsoft might finally fix dark mode on Windows 11

The latest Windows 11 preview builds include an early glimpse at renewed work to add dark mode in more areas of the system, starting with File Explorer.

Windows Central

Discover how Google's new feature lets you cartoonize your photos effortlessly

Google explains how its Remix feature will work in its Photos app, as users await more prominent availability.

Android Central

Microsoft experimented with an AI-focused UI for Edge — here's what it looked like, and what it might have been for

Microsoft recently built a prototype UI for its Edge web browser codenamed Olympia that placed emphasis on Copilot. Here's what it looked like, and what it might have been for.

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Perplexity’s $34.5 billion offer for Chrome raises eyebrows amid antitrust legal battles

Perplexity made a $34.5 billion offer for Chrome, far above its own value, but Google has no plans to sell the world’s most-used browser.

Windows Central

Gene Munster Says 'Never Bet Against Elon' — Musk Will Get What He Wants From Apple Without Lawsuit, 'Give It Two Weeks'

Investor Gene Munster of Deepwater Asset Management has said that Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk won't need to sue Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) amid the Grok app store ranking row.

Benzinga

Perplexity AI Offers Google $34.5 Bn For Chrome Browser

Perplexity AI offered Google on Tuesday $34.5 billion for its popular Chrome web browser, which the internet giant could potentially be forced to sell as part of antitrust proceedings.

International Business Times

Amazon is shutting down its Android app store next week

Amazon's App Store on Android is shutting down, and the company wants people to prepare.

Android Central

Epic Games wins partial victory in Australian court against Google and Apple

Epic Games has won a partial victory in an Australian court against Google and Apple

The Independent UK

‘Play by the rules’: Fortnite developer Epic Games wins partial victory in Australian court against Apple and Google

Fortnite was kicked off Google and Apple app stores in 2020 after Epic Games offered its own in-app payment system

The Guardian - AU

Delivery drones are coming to more US neighborhoods after getting off to a slow start

Delivery drones are supposed to be fast, yet the long-promised technology has been slow to take off in the United States

The Independent UK

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Tom’s Hardware

GitHub folds into Microsoft following CEO resignation — once independent programming site now part of 'CoreAI' team

GitHub, one of the most used code repositories in the world, is being folded into Microsoft following the departure of longtime CEO Thomas Dohmke. GitHub was acquired by Microsoft in 2018 but remained largely independent until today.

The Guardian - UK

Activists in Netherlands protest on roof of Microsoft site storing Israeli military data

Demonstration follows revelation firm’s servers holding huge collection of intercepted Palestinian phone calls

The Guardian - US

Microsoft investigates Israeli military’s use of Azure cloud storage

Concerns that tech company’s Israel-based staff may have concealed key details of work follow Guardian investigation

Tom’s Guide

Jury finds Meta illegally collected data from women's health app Flo — what you need to know

A jury has ruled against Meta in a lawsuit involved data collection from Flo, a women's health app.

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International Business Times UK

Microsoft Cloud Used by Israel's Unit 8200 for Palestinian Surveillance and Airstrike Planning, Leaks Reveal

Leaked documents allege Microsoft's Azure cloud was customised for Israel's Unit 8200 to store millions of Palestinian phone calls and assist in planning Gaza airstrikes, sparking ethical concerns.

Windows Central

Microsoft's Will Open Source Windows 11's Native UI Framework — Here's What to Expect

The company has confirmed that WinUI 3 is on the path to become open-source, but that there's lots of work to be done first before that can happen.

AAP

Watchdog says tech giants still failing on child abuse

Justice advocates say tech giants had three years to better protect children but still have not implemented resources to stop crimes against kids.

Tom’s Guide

Amazon may bring ads to Alexa+ in least surprising move ever

A new report claims Amazon could bring advertising to Alexa Plus.

Google Home update could finally fix common Nest camera issue

Google Nest camera error is finally getting a fix

Windows Central

"Miserably incompetent" — Microsoft locked this LibreOffice developer account for a week, indicating "service violations"

LibreOffice developer Mike Kaganski lost access to his Microsoft account for a week while his first support tickets were ignored after the company claimed he had violated terms in its Services Agreement.

AAP

Female 'safe space' app defends booting trans woman

The "unfortunate" eviction of a transgender woman from a female-only app was a by-blow of a platform needed because of male harassment, a court has been told.

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