Microsoft removes Windows Maps and Movies & TV apps from new Windows 11 installations
Microsoft has reportedly removed the Windows Maps and Movies & TV apps from fresh installations of Windows 11, starting with Windows 11 Build 25987. This …
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New Android Malware Evades Antivirus Applications with Novel Compression Technique
In a recent development that has set alarm bells ringing in the cybersecurity world, researchers have unearthed a new strain of Android malware. This malicious …
Apple removes generative AI services from Chinese app store ahead of new regulations
In a significant move that underscores the evolving landscape of technology regulations, Apple has removed generative AI services from its App Store in China. This …
Spyhide stalkerware threatens Android user privacy
In a world where privacy is increasingly becoming a precious commodity, a new threat has emerged in the form of a stalkerware named SpyHide. This …
Vizio smart TV unveils sleek new SmartCast UI
In the ever-evolving world of smart TVs, Vizio has just hit the market with a bang, introducing its latest creation: a brand new SmartCast user …
Apple App Store clones are big business: Apple Cracks down
Apple updated its App Store rules to prevent Apple App Store clones. New guidelines state copycat apps in the App store will be rejected.
Fake ChatGPT apps are fooling customers into paying $8 a week
A app claiming to be affiliated with the popular ChatGPT bot has recently soared up the App Store charts, charging users a $7.99 weekly subscription …
HomeLog app helps you diagnose your HomeKit home automation, for iOS and Mac
HomeKit is Apple’s home automation solution, with compatible accessories from a number of vendors. But how do you diagnose it in the rare occasion it …
Overviewer for iOS turns your phone into a document camera
If you’re using Zoom or videoconferencing software, you’re familiar with the fact that your iPhone’s camera is excellent, and your computer or webcam are probably …
LoomAI makes Zoom worse, if that’s possible
Yesterday a friend got onto a Zoom call using some kind of cartoon avatar. The avatar, which gave him some sort of bitmoji-esque, completely featureless …