Tech News Roundup: Windows Recall, New eReaders, and More!
This week's tech news is packed with updates, new releases, and some surprising developments. Let's dive in!
Windows Recall Finally Deployed (After Significant Delays)
Microsoft's controversial Recall feature is finally rolling out to Windows 11 Copilot PCs, alongside an improved Windows search. The feature faced months of delays due to initial security and privacy concerns, but Microsoft claims these issues are now resolved. [Read more...]
BOOX Unveils Budget-Friendly 7-Inch eReaders
Onyx BOOX has launched two new 7-inch eReaders: the BOOX Go 7 and BOOX Go Color 7 Gen II. Priced at $250 and $280 respectively, these are the first 7-inch BOOX models to offer stylus support. [Read more...]
Google Pixel Notification Problems Persist
Google Pixel users continue to experience ongoing notification issues. While the problem isn't unique, there's currently no clear solution in sight. [Read more...]
Microsoft Patches Outlook CPU Hogging Bug
A bug in Outlook that caused excessive CPU usage when sending emails has finally been addressed by Microsoft. [Read more...]
Google Photos' "Quick Edit" Feature: A Mixed Bag
Google Photos' new "Quick Edit" feature, intended for last-minute image adjustments before sharing, has received a less-than-enthusiastic reception. [Read more...]
Windows Maps to be Discontinued
Microsoft is shutting down its Windows Maps desktop application in July 2025. This change doesn't affect Bing Maps. [Read more...]
YouTube Tests Controversial New Video UI
YouTube's latest UI changes might be its most divisive yet, sparking debate among users. [Read more...]
Netflix Introduces Dialogue-Only Subtitles
Netflix now offers a dialogue-only subtitle option, debuting with the new season of "YOU." [Read more...]
Humane Pin Project Abandoned, but OpenPin Steps In
The Humane AI Pin project has failed, but a new initiative, OpenPin, aims to revive the screenless AI device. [Read more...]
Perplexity's Assistant Arrives on iOS (With Limitations)
Perplexity's AI assistant is now available on iOS, although it requires workarounds to bypass Siri. [Read more...]
Razer Enters Vertical Mouse Market
Razer's first vertical mouse, the Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition, joins its standard Pro Click V2 model. [Read more...]
Anker's Nebula X1 Projector: Feature-Rich but Expensive
Anker's Nebula X1 outdoor smart projector, featuring unique technology and a bundled wireless speaker system, is impressive but carries a hefty $2,999 price tag. [Read more...]
Spotify Expands AI-Powered Playlist Feature
Spotify's AI playlist generation feature is now available in more markets. [Read more...]
Anker Releases Feature-Packed Thunderbolt 5 Dock
Anker's Anker Prime TB5 Docking Station offers a comprehensive array of ports for a fully equipped workstation. [Read more...]
Motorola Launches Three New Foldable Phones (With Caveats)
Motorola releases three new foldable phones, but potential buyers should be aware of certain limitations. [Read more...]
Minor Recalls for BMW and Ford
BMW and Ford announce relatively small-scale recalls. [Read more...]
Acura MDX Recall Due to Water Intrusion
The Acura MDX SUV is recalled due to a water intrusion problem. [Read more...]
Google Gemini to Replace Assistant on Wear OS
Google is gradually replacing Google Assistant with Gemini on Wear OS smartwatches. [Read more...]
Intel Arrow Lake CPUs Receive Performance Boost via Update
Intel Arrow Lake CPUs receive a free performance enhancement through a software update. [Read more...]
LG TVs Now Offer Xbox Cloud Gaming
Select LG TVs now support Xbox Cloud Gaming, eliminating the need for a separate Xbox console. [Read more...]
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Gain Translation Features
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses now include live translation and currency conversion features powered by Meta AI. [Read more...]
Classic PS5 Interface Themes Return
Sony brings back classic PlayStation interface themes to the PS5. [Read more...]
Windows 11 Taskbar Improvement Simplifies App Closing
Windows 11's taskbar now offers improved functionality for closing applications. [Read more...]
PayPal's Cryptocurrency Rewards Program (With a Disclaimer)
PayPal's new rewards program for its cryptocurrency, PayPal USD, offers high-yield savings account-like features but may not be suitable for everyone. [Read more...]
Roku Update Focuses on Sports and Movies
Roku announces a new OS update with enhanced sports features, improved mobile app, and easier movie trailer access. New streaming sticks are also released. [Read more...]
2026 Lexus ES Unveiled With Significant Redesign
Lexus reveals the redesigned 2026 ES sedan. [Read more...]
Lenovo's New ThinkPads Feature AMD Zen 5 and Intel Arrow Lake Chips
Lenovo releases new ThinkPad laptops powered by AMD Zen 5 and Intel Arrow Lake processors. [Read more...]
Ford Issues Major New Recall
Ford announces a significant recall affecting several popular models. [Read more...]
Gmail to Improve Newsletter and Spam Management
Gmail is introducing features to help users manage email subscriptions and spam more effectively. [Read more...]
Samsung's Glasses-Free 3D Gaming Monitors Released
Samsung releases its 2025 Odyssey gaming monitors, including the Odyssey 3D, with a special offer until April 27th. [Read more...]
Max Introduces "Extra Member" Fees
Max is introducing fees for adding extra members to accounts, similar to Netflix. [Read more...]
Google Fi Launches New $35/mo 5G Plan and Data-Only eSIMs
Google Fi celebrates its 10th anniversary with a new unlimited plan, data-only eSIMs, and plan updates. [Read more...]
Scientists Observe Star Disintegrating a Planet
Scientists witness a star disintegrating a planet, creating a comet-like tail. [Read more...]
Boost Mobile Expands to Tablets and Smartwatches
Boost Mobile now offers service plans for tablets and smartwatches. [Read more...]
Windows 11 Runs on an iPad (Thanks to EU Regulations)
A Windows 11 virtual machine is reportedly running on an iPad, likely due to EU regulatory changes. [Read more...]
T-Mobile and Metro Update Phone Plans
T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile announce significant updates to their service plans. [Read more...]
Meta's Edits App Challenges CapCut
Meta releases its new video editing app, Edits, to compete with CapCut. [Read more...]
Duolingo Expands to Teach Chess
Duolingo adds chess lessons to its educational offerings. [Read more...]
Samsung Offers Refurbished Galaxy S24 Phones
Samsung now sells certified refurbished Galaxy S24 phones at a discounted price. [Read more...]
Google Messages Adds Image Blurring and Enhanced Location Sharing
Google Messages is getting new features, including image blurring and improved location sharing. [Read more...]
Insta360 X5 Action Camera Released
Insta360 releases its new X5 action camera, boasting enhanced durability. [Read more...]
Pocket-Sized PC Makes an Appearance
A remarkably small PC is unveiled. [Read more...]
Rockbox 4.0 Firmware Update for MP3 Players
Rockbox releases version 4.0 of its custom firmware for various MP3 players. [Read more...]
Logitech Increases Prices
Logitech quietly raises prices on its products. [Read more...]
Reolink Integrates With Home Assistant
Reolink security cameras now work with Home Assistant. [Read more...]
Other News: Google faces potential Chrome browser sale, Bluesky adds verified badges, and 5G home internet continues to impact traditional ISPs.
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