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Here’s How iOS 26 Will Change Apple Messages Forever
With iOS 26, Apple is adding several useful features to its native messaging app, Messages. Later this year, iPhone users will be able to translate texts from within the Messages app, filter messages from unknown sources, add custom backgrounds to the messaging interface, and see when someone is typing in a group chat. Communicate Across Languages With Live Translation Apple…
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Here are the 3 settings you should change for every pair of Bose headphones
Your Amazon parcel has arrived — it’s your brand new pair of Bose headphones! Congratulations, you’re now the proud owner of some of the best wireless headphones available today. That could be a pair of the QuietComfort Ultra headphones or earbuds, some QuietComfort headphones, or even some QuietComfort Earbuds. Either way, there are some settings in the Bose app that…
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How to Change or Hide Live Activities in the iPhone’s Dynamic Island
The Dynamic Island displays Live Activities from currently-active apps, allowing you to see live information from them virtually anywhere on your device. Yet, while it has been advertised that you can store more than one Live Activity in the Dynamic Island at a time, it”s not obvious how to change or hide them. Here’s how to do it easily the…
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Bought a New Windows PC? Change These 8 Settings Now
When you get a new Windows computer, it’s important to tweak a few things before you start doing anything productive with it. From personalization and optimization to storage management and data protection, let’s look at several settings you should change to enhance your experience. It shouldn’t take long to do. Disable Unnecessary Startup Apps With startup apps enabled, your computer…
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‘Sovereign AI’ will change digital work – Computerworld
The company also announced a partnership in France with Mistral to build out AI hardware and software infrastructure in France. Mistral is building a data center with 18,000 Grace Blackwell systems that’s expected to be operational in 2026. While Nvidia’s rhetoric could help it sell GPUs, sovereign AI is a real consideration among countries hoping to gain a competitive advantage,…
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Apple’s Liquid Glass was a wild change to my iPhone
After staring at, scrolling through, and puzzling over Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language on my iPhone for the better part of an afternoon, I don’t hate it. But I also think it needs a little more time in the kiln. Apple announced Liquid Glass on Monday for all of its devices at WWDC 2025. Perhaps the most noticeable thing…
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How to change mouse pointer color on Windows 11
To change the mouse pointer color on Windows 11, open Settings > Accessibility > Mouse pointer and touch, then select the Custom style and choose a color. You can also choose from predefined styles, such as white, black, or inverted, or create a custom color. Alternatively, open Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers tab to select a pointer scheme that…
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Confused at all the threat group names? You’re not alone. CrowdStrike and Microsoft want to change that
‘Cozy Bear’, Nobelium, ‘Midnight Blizzard’, we’ve all heard various names used to identify cyber threat groups, and these three in particular refer to the same group. It’s all rather confusing at times, prompting cybersecurity professionals and laymen alike to ponder who exactly they’re dealing with or reading about. You mean to tell me this group is the same one that…
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A Big Change for Ubuntu Linux Releases Is Here
Summary Canonical has introduced monthly “snapshot” Ubuntu releases for better testing of major point releases in development. The snapshots are not a switch to rolling release for Ubuntu, but a way to test new changes sooner and more efficiently. Snapshot 1 for Ubuntu 25.10 is already available on Ubuntu’s website for testing. Canonical, the company that develops the Ubuntu Linux…
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CDAOs might be key to genAI success now — but that could change – Computerworld
After years of being focused primarily on data — not employee — management, surveys show CDOs often lack the skills to tackle the cultural challenges critical to a data-driven culture, Davenport said. “Surveys of CDOs also suggest that their jobs are less well understood than other C-level executives,” he added. In one recent article, Davenport argued there are too many…
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