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Microsoft Updated the Xbox 360 To Try and Upsell You
Summary Microsoft released an update for Xbox 360 fixing visual issues but also embedding ads for newer Xbox Series X and S consoles. Users must scan the QR code on ads to upgrade, a tactic Microsoft is known for to push users towards new hardware or software. Despite being two generations old, the Xbox 360 update includes bug fixes; users…
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Eight New and Updated Parental Control Settings in iOS 26
Apple’s upcoming iOS 26 update is packed with new features and changes—but not all of them are just for fun. As part of its series of announcements during last week’s WWDC, Apple revealed a series of features and changes aimed at helping parents keep their kids and teens safe when using an iPhone. Here are eight of the changes you…
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If Your Updated Pixel Is Glitchy, Try These Workarounds
If you’re having trouble swiping around your Pixel, or using the on-screen navigation buttons, you’re not alone. It seems with last week’s Android 16 update, Google inadvertently introduced a bug for some Pixel users, which now makes it difficult to get around their brand-new version of Android—no matter which navigation method they’re using. As Android Headlines reports, the complaints have…
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Preview: Updated 2026 Toyota bZ Boasts More Power and Range
Plus, there is a new Woodland version, stretching about six inches longer than the regular bZ and boasts 375-horsepower, standard all-wheel drive, premium interior features, and off-road-oriented driver-selectable modes. Inside, the dash, center console, and instrument panel have been redesigned, and the infotainment screen now measures 14 inches diagonally. The bZ’s mechanical twin, the Subaru Solterra, has been similarly updated…
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SoundCloud Just Updated Their Terms of Service After AI Policy Backlash
You might be having a bad week, but AI is having a worse one. First there was the “racism glitch” that beset Grok, and now music platform SoundCloud is facing some serious criticism for a clause buried in its terms of service. The imbroglio began in February 2024, when SoundCloud quietly changed its TOS to include: In the absence of…
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Microsoft rolls out updated Copilot app to Windows 11 testers – Computerworld
Microsoft has begun pushing out a new version of its generative AI (genAI) Copilot application to users testing new builds of Windows 11. The app has an updated interface with a panel on the right listing the history of queries that have been posed, and the responses on the left. Microsoft has designed the app along the lines of the…
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Mozilla is under fire for its updated Firefox user agreement – Computerworld
Mozilla last week updated the Firefox user agreement — something that normally does not provoke strong reactions. This time, however, the changes led to a wave of criticism, because some of the wording can be interpreted as giving Mozilla free rein to do whatever it wants with users’ data. In particular, the following paragraph has raised user ire: “When you…
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How to Refund a Game on Steam (Updated 2025)
As a PC gamer, you will definitely have an account on Steam. However, as with any store, there are always times when you accidentally make a purchase and would like to get your hard-earned money back. In that case, Steam offers the most sufficient solutions, but it all may seem a bit tricky. If that resonates with you, here is…
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Why Garmin Watches Are Showing a ‘Blue Triangle of Death’ (and How to Fix It) [UPDATED]
If your Garmin watch is showing a blue triangle, you’re not alone—Garmin has acknowledged that other users are experiencing this, and has published instructions for fixing it. The issue affects several models of watch, including Fenix, Epix, and Forerunner watches. The company initially told me in an email: “Garmin is researching reports of devices displaying a blue triangle when starting…
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The best way to keep Windows apps updated – Computerworld
Strange programs that you’ve never seen before and don’t need show up. Case in point: occasionally an item named “Teams machine-wide installer” shows up on my PCs. It’s something Microsoft uses that apparently gets left behind from time to time. Uninstalling this item causes no noticeable issues with Teams, and it removes the item from further upgrade consideration. Current WinGet…
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