Windows 11 drops February 2025 preview update, KB5074169 for Windows 11 fixes bugs, Google Chrome tests new feature that could slow your Windows PC, Microsoft fixes PowerToys issues, Amazon lay offs

• Microsoft delays Exchange Online feature deprecation after feedback from IT admins

• Windows 11 build 26300.7674 lands with fixes for Start menu, File Explorer, and more

• Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2 get new features and useful fixes in the latest builds

• Honor’s Magic V6 Will Grace MWC With A 7,000mAh Battery

• Microsoft vows to make "behind-the-scenes platform changes" as it begins testing next phase of Windows 11

• Mark Zuckerberg was initially opposed to parental controls for AI chatbots, according to legal filing

• SanDisk 1TB Phone Drive with USB Type-C Turns Storage Limits Into Something You No Longer Worry About for $100

• Your SSD Might Be Worth Its Weight In Gold - Here's Why

• There's a rash of scam spam coming from a real Microsoft address

• Anthropic Brings Interactive Workplace Apps to Claude

• Spotify Tests a Larger Music Video Player for Easier Browsing

• Samsung Budget Phone Sees Massive Price Jump Due to RAM Crisis, Galaxy S26 Next?

• Amazon’s $1 Billion Settlement Could Finally Return Refunds to Shoppers

• Samsung confirms Galaxy S26’s insane ‘pixel level’ privacy feature

• Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 teaser is for the ‘Privacy Display’ [Gallery]

• Samsung’s Exynos 2700 "Ulysses" Flagship Chip Spotted in the Wild

• Microsoft is in hot water for, well ... water abuse — data center water use expected 'to more than double' by 2030

• Windows 11 version 26H2: Everything we know so far about Microsoft's next OS update coming this fall

• Microsoft has reportedly scored a massive memory deal with SK Hynix — sending SK Hynix's stock up 8.7%

• Build 26300.7674 (KB5074170) for Windows 11 focuses on bug fixes, not features (Dev)

• First Android 17 Screenshots Allegedly Leak, Showcase Transparency and Blur

• Samsung Privacy Display feature is the real deal for many users

• Samsung finally lifts the curtain on its upcoming Galaxy privacy layer

• Samsung reveals Privacy Display feature customizations

• Samsung just confirmed the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s privacy display

• Google Messages uses Android’s new embedded photo picker

• Finally: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to Ditch 8-Bit for 10-Bit Displays

• WhatsApp rolls out stronger security options to iOS and Android users

• Valve’s Proton Update Brings 19 More Games to Linux

• Photoshop Gets a Major Pro-Focused Upgrade With New Precision Tools and Smarter AI

• Meta Prepares Paid Feature Bundles Across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp

• 10 Hacks Every Firefox User Should Know

• This free app turns any Android into a second monitor for your PC

• 4 cheap gadgets that make an Android phone a real laptop replacement

• The difference between a network switch and a router (and why you need both)

• KB5074105 (build 26200.7701) for Windows 11 drops as the February 2025 update (preview)

• Build 26220.7670 (KB5074169) for Windows 11 fixes annoying bugs (Beta)

• Yahoo joins the AI race with the new Scout answer engine

• Google Chrome tests new feature that could slow your Windows 11/10 PC when you turn it on

• Microsoft fixes several PowerToys issues following the big update

• Pinterest emphasizes focus on AI investments while planning layoffs

• You can now use GPT-5.2-Codex in more IDEs

• Not-so-smart Windows Defender App Control cripples Microsoft's Xbox handheld, pisses users

• Windows 11 KB5074169 Lands in Beta Channel With New Fixes

• Windows 11 Release Preview Update KB5074105 Expands Cross-Device Resume

• Windows 11 KB5074105 Focuses on Smart App Control Flexibility and New MIDI Services

• Windows 11 KB5074105 Fixes Start Menu, Black Screen, and Activation Bugs

• KB5074170 Update Lands in Windows 11 Dev Channel With File Explorer Fixes

• Microsoft Criticized Over Rising Water Consumption From AI Data Centers

• Microsoft Prepares Major Platform Shift for Windows 11

• Amazon Cuts 16,000 Jobs as AWS Email Exposes Layoff Plans

• I Use Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy Phones Every Day, and Here’s How They Differ

• Amazon's latest round of layoffs will affect 16,000 workers

• China finally approves the first batch of NVIDIA H200 AI GPU imports

• Our first look at Google's Android for PC interface leaks in a bug report

• Looks Like American TikTok’s Problems Are Sending Users Flocking to Alternatives

• Computer History Museum Opens Virtually

• Custom Remote-Controlled Electric Lawnmower Lets You Pilot it Across Grass

• Valve must defend Steam's pricing model in £656 million class-action case

• TCL set to overtake Samsung as the world's top TV brand

• How Old Is Too Old To Use? When Experts Say You Should Upgrade Your Laptop

• Galaxy S26 confirmed to feature satellite communication

• Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 designs revealed in a new leak

• Samsung will make iPhones more expensive and Apple can’t do anything about it

• Samsung’s TV market share is shrinking at the expense of TCL

• Galaxy S26 could finally bring a base storage upgrade

• Microsoft secretly tracked a child's device with cookies in Austria, now it has four weeks to comply: "Tracking minors clearly isn't privacy-friendly."

• Excel’s new Agent Mode can fix your broken formulas — proving AI can be useful

• Google just gave us an accidental first look at Android’s PC future

• YouTube TV just borrowed a handy YouTube feature that fixes DVR frustration

• Nothing Phone 4a Pro leak suggests improved IP rating, and that’s good news

• Google and Apple hosted dozens of AI “nudify” apps despite platform policies

• What RAM crisis? Google now lets Chrome eat your RAM as soon as you turn on your PC.

• This small waterproof Ikea speaker is only $16, and the battery life is honestly ridiculous

• Android updates explained: Betas, Canary builds, and what you should use

• This new Samsung accessory could be the best way to charge your Galaxy S26 wirelessly

• Samsung Just Confirmed Its Privacy Display Feature Without Naming It

• Google Arts & Culture App Gets New Experimental AI Travel Features

• FCC Confirms Galaxy S26 Phones Will Talk to Satellites

• You Can Finally Get Gemini 3 Pro Without Paying $20 a Month

• TikTok US Censorship Concerns Spark California Investigation After Outage

• Global Smartphone SoC Shipments Projected to Decline by 7% in 2026

• Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a smarter privacy display than expected

• The latest Pixel software issues raise old concerns

• Please stop using Google Password Manager to save your credentials

• OnePlus says its anti-rollback restrictions are temporary, and that's a relief

• I hate fumbling with cards, so this rumored Google Wallet home screen rework might be nice

• Our first look at Google's Android desktop makes its Chrome OS replacement feel real

• Here’s How to Turn your Pictures in Google Photos into Videos Using AI

• Even Samsung’s cheapest phones are getting pricier

• Samsung’s Anti-Snooping Tech Is Coming to Your Phone Screen

• Samsung’s Silent Move Could Push iPhone Prices Even Higher

• One UI 8.5 Adds Missed Calls Support to the Now Bar

• Samsung Galaxy A37 and A57 design revealed in first CAD renders

• Galaxy S26 Ultra leak reveals Privacy Screen with selective content blocking

• Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and siblings pass US FCC with satellite connectivity

• Samsung wants to make iPhone 18 expensive but Apple may not let it happen

• Get started with 3D printing with the Centauri Carbon 2

• My phone was losing battery on standby — this setting was why

• Gemini details AI Plus limits, rolls out NotebookLM integration on iOS

• Snap is spinning off its AR glasses into a separate business

• LinkedIn will let you show off your vibe coding expertise

• ASUS Introduces Level Sense Feature That Alerts Users About GPU Sag

• Raspberry Pi teases new Smart Display Module for the Compute Module 5

• Microsoft confirms some PCs cannot boot after recent update, explains what happened

• Samsung confirms 'Galaxy privacy layer' to stop shoulder surfing

• I'm ditching OneDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox because I found something better

• Windows Smart App Control Is Breaking Armory Crate on Xbox Ally

• YouTube’s latest error message is really an ad-blocker crackdown — blocking playback unless you go Premium or disable the extension

• Zotac warns memory crisis poses an existential threat to graphics card makers

• DeepMind’s New AI Can Read a Million DNA Letters at Once—and Actually Understand Them

• Pinterest Lays Off 15% of its Employees to Double Down on AI

• Google Explores New Opt-Out Tools for AI Search Following UK Pressure

• One UI 8.5: Samsung redesinged the ‘Back’ button

• Google Accidentally Leaked Android's Desktop Mode And It Looks Ready To Ship

• Samsung unveils 13-inch Color E-Paper with bio-resin housing derived from phytoplankton

• The best new PowerToys feature just got even better — now I can’t live without it

• Android 17 leak reveals a translucent design similar to Apple's Liquid Glass UI

• 5 Hidden Features Every Android Smartwatch Owner Should Know

• Google Pixel’s Tensor chip said to help weather a rocky smartphone market in 2026

• Google Search's New AI Update Makes Searching Feel Like a Conversation

• Samsung's Cool New Gadget Has The First Display Of Its Kind In The World

• The new era of browsing: Putting Gemini to work in Chrome

• I use Google Photos daily—these 5 settings made it way less annoying

• 10 Hacks Every Google Chrome User Should Know

• Chrome Can Now Use AI to Browse the Internet for You

• This free open-source video editor is so good that I stopped paying for CapCut

• Microsoft reminds customers that they have complete control over their data

• Google Unleashes AI in Chrome with ‘Auto Browse’

• Google brings its Nano Banana image generator to Chrome

• 5 Big Changes Coming To Google Chrome In 2026 (Whether You Like It Or Not)

• China’s Hair-Thin Fiber Chip Might be a Game-Changer for Computers

• I started using Gemini with Gmail, and I wish I had done it sooner

• Google just gave Chrome a massive AI overhaul

• Google Just Turned Chrome Into Your Personal AI Assistant With Massive Gemini Update

• Chrome’s latest feature lets you put your web browsing on autopilot

• Chrome will borrow Gemini’s cross-app powers in upcoming agentic upgrade

• Chrome rolling out Gemini 3-powered ‘auto browse’ with Google AI Pro 

• The latest Gemini feature in Chrome lets the AI browse the internet for you, and it looks very promising

• Google just gave Chrome an autopilot mode that does the clicking for you

• Samsung Galaxy S27 May Feature Custom Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro Chip

• Windows 11 will support resuming Spotify, web browsing, and other apps from Android

• Circle to Search may be about to change how you experience its output

• Google confirms ‘Take a Message’ microphone bug, disabling on old Pixel phones  

• Google Wallet is Getting a Big Home Screen UI Redesign

• Galaxy S26 series pricing might be spared from RAM inflation

• Nano Banana just hit the wall and landed in E Ink

• Gemini finds a new home in Chrome — along with one of our favorite Gemini tools

• This handy PowerToys tool for Windows 10 and 11 may be getting a very useful new feature

• Surface Pro 10 gets important fixes in the latest firmware update

• Google Chrome no longer needs you, as Gemini takes the driving seat

• Windows 11 will soon support more desktop background formats

• Circle to Search might soon prioritize conversational answers over links

• Windows 11 is getting close to resuming your Android apps like Apple Handoff

• Google Tests New Chrome Startup Option That May Eat More RAM

• Microsoft Shares More Details About Windows 11 Patch Tuesday Causing Boot Failures on Business PCs

• Google Rolls Out Gemini 3 in Chrome With Side Panel, Auto Browse, and More