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macOS 26 May Drop Support for Older Intel Macs
Apple’s upcoming macOS 26, set to be unveiled at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9, 2025, is poised to mark a significant shift in the company’s hardware compatibility...
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WhatsApp Beta Unveils AI-Powered Chatbot Creation
The latest update to WhatsApp beta for iOS, version 25.17.10.75, has introduced a groundbreaking feature that promises to reshape user interaction within the platform: the ability...
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FreeBSD: The Unsung Hero of Open Source Operating Systems
The rumors of FreeBSD's death have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, while everyone's been fixated on Linux's corporate drama and controversial design dec...
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Shadow AI Threatens Enterprise Security and Compliance
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into enterprise environments has brought with it a shadowy underbelly that many IT leaders are only beginning to grapple with. A r...
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AI Agents: The New Frontier for Tech Innovation
The landscape of the internet is on the cusp of a transformative shift, with AI agents emerging as the next major battleground for tech giants and startups alike. Aravind Srinivas...
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Google DeepMind Targets AI Search Dominance in Years
In a bold declaration that has reverberated through the tech industry, Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, has set an ambitious goal for his company to dominate the rapidly evo...
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KDE Pushes Linux as Windows 10 Support Ends in 2025
As Microsoft prepares to end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, millions of users face a critical decision about the future of their devices. With the tech giant ceasing...
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Google Issues Emergency Chrome Patch for Critical Flaw
In a digital landscape increasingly fraught with cyber threats, Google has once again found itself racing against time to protect millions of users. The tech giant recently releas...
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Figma’s Dev Mode MCP Server Boosts Design-to-Code Synergy
In a groundbreaking move for the design and development community, Figma has unveiled a significant enhancement to its platform with the beta release of the Dev Mode MCP Server, as...
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Rhino Linux Unveils KDE Plasma-Based Desktop and RPK2 Updates
The Linux community has been abuzz with the latest developments from Rhino Linux, an Ubuntu-based rolling release distribution that has been steadily carving out a niche for itself...
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Fedora 43 to Drop GNOME X11, Fully Adopts Wayland in 2025
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in the Linux desktop landscape, Fedora 43 is set to become the first major distribution to fully abandon GNOME X11 support, embracin...
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Linux Kernel 6.16 Adds X86_NATIVE_CPU Configuration Option
The release of Linux 6.16 is set to impact the x86 ecosystem with notable optimizations and architectural changes designed to maximize performance and hardware support. Among the...
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Microsoft Exec Champions Coding in AI-Driven Era
In an era where technological advancements are reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace, the relevance of a computer science education has come under scrutiny. Microsoft’s Ch...
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Microsoft’s Cross Device Resume Brings Handoff-Like Seamless App Transfers from Android to Windows 11
Microsoft is advancing its vision of a more interconnected digital ecosystem with a new feature for Windows 11 called "Cross Device Resume," which aims to bridge the gap between An...
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KDE Developing Karton, a KDE-Native Virtual Machine Manager
Fans of the KDE Plasma desktop environment are in for a treat, with developer Derek Lin announcing development of Karton, a KDE-native virtual machine (VM)...
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