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Window management features, iPhone Mirroring, a Passwords app, and more are coming to a Mac near you.
Microsoft revealed a new Recall feature for Windows 11 back in May, promising a searchable timeline for your entire PC history using generative AI. A few changes were announced last week after significant security problems were discovered, and now Microsoft is fully delaying it.
This might be the biggest update for iPhones in years.
Life360, the company that makes Tile Bluetooth trackers, suffered a security breach after a hacker gained access to an internal tool.
As if the Apple credit card and Pay Later service weren't enough.
Outlook is getting a bit more secure with the shutdown of the light Outlook web app, the end of Gmail support in the main Outlook web app, and other changes.
Spotify is rolling out a new highlight summary to subscribers, called My Spotify. It’s sort of like a mid-year version of the yearly Wrapped summaries.
Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Watch FE, a $200 rehash of the three-year-old Galaxy Watch 4. It gives customers a cheaper alternative to Samsung's flagship smartwatches, but it's an odd duck.
Firefox 127 is now rolling out with a revamped screenshot tool and some great security fixes.
Reuters reports that MediaTek is working on ARM-based processors for Windows PCs. That could make MediaTek another competitor for chips in ARM laptops, as the first Windows laptops with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X chips are about to arrive. AMD and NVIDIA are also rumored to be working on PC ARM chips.
Meanwhile, Microsoft announced an all-digital Xbox Series X, with no disc drive and a lower $450 price tag. There will also be a new limited edition 2TB regular Xbox Series X and a 1TB Series S.
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