Category: News
iPhone 14, 14 Pro owners complain about battery capacity that’s already falling off
iPhones that have been in use for less than a year are already down to 90 percent of their original capacity. If you have an iPhone 14, how is your battery health so far?…
Google is now beta testing eSignatures for Google Docs and Drive
The tech giant has added native support for electronic signatures for Google Workspace users…
Google Wants AI Scraping to Be ‘Fair Use.’ Will That Fly in Court?
The company is training its bots on millions of copyrighted works without permission…
Google appears to be readying an AI writing tool for ChromeOS
“Orca” will primarily appear in ChromeOS’s right-click menu but only when editing a body of text…
Not So Essential: Amazon Drops Most of Its In-House Brands
As Amazon cuts costs and dodges regulatory scrutiny, Amazon Collection, Amazon Essentials, and Amazon Aware will be the company’s only in-house brands going forward…
Chromebooks: Understand the Myths and Realities Before You Buy
Do your research before investing in a Chromebook, but don’t buy into these outdated warnings…
Intel Patches ‘Critical Weakness’ Found in Billions of Processors
The fix does come with a big performance hit and an opt-out, though…
‘Defender-Pretender’: How Researchers Undermined Windows Malware Security
A Black Hat briefing on a now-fixed vulnerability underscores an old lesson: ‘Trust no one.’…
Google Chrome switching to weekly security patch updates
To better address the security patch gap…
$5 billion Google lawsuit over ‘Incognito mode’ tracking moves a step closer to trial
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers denied Google’s push for a summary judgment in a lawsuit over the way it tracked internet activity even after users switched to ‘Incognito mode.’…
Amazon Prime ‘Day’ Returns in October
Prime Day 1.0 was less than a month ago, but Amazon is ready for round two, teasing Prime Big Deal Days for Prime members sometime in October 2023…
Zoom Revises Terms After Changes Spark Fears of AI Learning From Video Chats
The video-conferencing firm says ‘we do not use audio, video, or chat content for training our models without customer consent.’…