With the release of iOS 26 Beta 2 on Monday, Apple has addressed one of the most noticeable flaws in Liquid Glass — its controversial new interface design for iPhone, iPad, and other devices — first unveiled at WWDC 2025 earlier this month. This revamped UI brings a more modern aesthetic to the operating system, […]
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Starting ads on WhatsApp signals a major change for a messaging app that has long set itself apart from traditional social media. When Meta (then just Facebook) acquired WhatsApp in 2014 for US$19 billion, the app followed a unique, straightforward model: users paid a modest annual fee of US$1 (£0.69) for a clean, ad-free interface.
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Leaked code indicates that xAI is working on a sophisticated file editor for Grok with spreadsheet capabilities, highlighting its effort to rival OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft by integrating AI copilots into productivity software. “You can chat with Grok and get help while editing files!” wrote reverse engineer Nima Owji, who uncovered the leak. TechCrunch has
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Aflac, one of the largest U.S. insurance firms, revealed that hackers accessed an undetermined amount of customer personal data during a cyberattack earlier this month. In a mandatory filing with the U.S. In a Friday filing with the SEC, Aflac said it detected unauthorized access on June 12 and quickly contained the breach. The extent
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Although LinkedIn users have generally embraced AI, one feature hasn’t caught on as much as expected: AI-generated suggestions for refining posts, says CEO Ryan Roslansky. “It hasn’t caught on like I expected,” he told Bloomberg. Roslansky suggested the reason is that posting on LinkedIn carries more weight—“this is your resume online.” Users risk real consequences
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We’ve all heard the claims — X is becoming a right-wing echo chamber, Bluesky is just a liberal bubble, and so forth. But a Threads glitch has brought those fears to life: users are seeing the same message repeated endlessly. Due to a bug impacting some users on both desktop and mobile, a single post
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There was a time when Facebook was packed with updates about your daily life and endless photo albums capturing nearly every moment. These days, much of that content is probably tucked away under the “only me” privacy setting. Still, whether you’re active on Facebook or not, the platform likely holds a trove of memories worth
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Facebook announced on Wednesday that it is rolling out passkey support for both iOS and Android devices, allowing users to log in more securely and easily without relying on traditional passwords. Facebook Embraces Passwordless Login as Part of Industry-Wide Shift This move is part of a broader industry shift toward passwordless authentication, which uses biometric
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The code snippets mainly reference help cards designed to explain the features of the lossless tier and guide users on how to use or troubleshoot it. Help Cards Highlight Lossless Audio and Premium Sound Quality One card reads, “Lossless music, now in premium,” while another promotes it as offering “the best sound quality on Spotify
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Google is introducing a new feature that allows users to engage in back-and-forth voice conversations with AI Mode, its experimental Search tool designed for handling complex, multi-part questions. Thanks to the new Search Live integration, users can speak directly with Search in a natural, flowing conversation and explore web links as part of the experience.
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