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According to a statement from Google, Intel-based Googlebooks will apparently still struggle with some Android apps.
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Google has temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability reports through its Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program (OSS VRP).
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The end of an era for Android 9 & 10
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Behaviour Interactive has gotten plenty of mileage out of its main game, Dead by Daylight, but soon the studio will be branching off into new genres. According to newly discovered job listings, the studio is now hiring for a new Sci-Fi game. The post Dead by Daylight studio working on Sci-Fi shooter first appeared on KitGuru.
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We’ve seen a number of examples of why giving Meta’s Muse app full disk access to your Mac is a very bad idea, and yet another major privacy issue has recently been discovered. It’s now been found that Muse analyzes your communication with everyone in your life on an hourly basis. Apple is rightly concerned about the development, and in a blog post says that it will be introducing additional controls around the Full Disk Access feature that’s been enabling the problems …
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2 reporting groups · Read the storyActivision's Ricochet Anti-Cheat team has detailed some early plans it has in place for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. This year, they are introducing server culling to the anti-cheat system, which should help combat wallhacking. Wallhacks typically work by capturing player location data across a server, letting cheaters see opponents through walls and objects. … The post Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 gets new anti-cheat upgrades first appeared on KitGuru.
Alldocube has quietly added the iPlay 80SE, an entry-level Android tablet with a 10.1-inch 60Hz display and Unisoc T310 processor. It also features 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, microSD expansion, Android 16 and a 6,000mAh battery.
Google's Motion Assist uses moving shapes on your Android's screen to help combat motion sickness. Here's how it works and how to enable it.
The good ol' days of Nokia's jolly polycarbonate Windows phone shells may be back in a tablet form with an upcoming Slate Tab 5G. HMD may release it together with the elusive Skyline 2 handset.
Jagex is offering long-time, lapsed, and new RuneScape players a clean slate with RuneScape Reignited.
This hidden gem does almost everything
A 2K display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and a compact form factor for under $160 sounds like the ultimate handheld dream. We tested the relatively compact Redmi Pad 2 9.7 with the latest Android games. Can this budget tablet handle gaming reasonably well? We’ll find out whether the Xiaomi tablet is also suitable for casual gamers.
Quake Rooftops Jam takes a bird's eye view to level design.
Retro techie retrofits Nvidia Windows XP 32-bit drivers with Pascal card support and improved DisplayPort and HDMI support for contemporary displays
These apps weren't made for walkin'
Google has introduced Android developer identity checks across seven app stores in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, ahead of a broader verification rollout planned for 2027. The article examines the new sideloading restrictions, including additional steps and a 24-hour wait for apps from unverified developers, while highlighting uncertainty over whether future rules will cover direct web downloads.
Google's AndroidX Security State libraries enables apps to verify security patch status at the individual component level, rather than relying on a single, device-wide security patch date. By Sergio De Simone
The security trade-off was worth it
Retail listings and images have emerged for the rumored Fitbit Edge, which appears to serve as a successor to the midrange Charge line from Google. [1][2]
The upcoming fitness tracker features support for apps and notifications, following earlier appearances in an accidental marketing leak and an FCC listing. [1][2]
Learn why Windows 11 blocks downloads, rejects long paths, denies access to junctions, and locks files, plus how to diagnose each error. Continue reading at TweakTown
I leave my couch less frequently now
My knowledge of plants and rocket engineering is on the same level. I know nothing about either.
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At a glance Top AMD mini PC deal picks Reatan A8 —$519 with coupon (19% off on Amazon with coupon) Kamrui Pinova P2 —$350 (8% off on Amazon) Glorlin AI Mini PC —$570 (19% off on Amazon with coupon) Top Intel mini PC deal picks Kamrui P2 —$569 (39% off on Amazon) Kamrui Hyper H2 Mini —$500 (25% off on Amazon) GMKtec Mini AI PC —$550 (29% off on Amazon) Whether you’re looking for a productivity mini PC, something for gaming, or just a budget-friendly machine with a small…
Free and AI Plus subscribers are losing access to Flash and Pro models
Chrome may soon stop giving extensions access to all websites by default
Starting Thursday, October 9, Google will limit the free Gemini app to its smallest model, Flash-Lite. Flash and Pro will no longer be available without a subscription. Google AI Plus also loses Pro, and subscribers will get the date by email. AI Pro subscribers gain Deep Think, which is currently limited to AI Ultra.
Is this better than the current lock screen customization UI? It's hard to say at this stage.
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Over the summer I talked to the CEO of Springboards, a startup building an LLM that’s designed to come up with a wider variety of responses than its mainstream rivals do. At the start of the call, he said something that’s been stuck in my head since: “We often say that we’re a self-loathing AI…