Software
Google is revamping app icons
Google continues to gradually revamp the look of its apps. After introducing new gradient icons in late 2025, the same design approach is now being extended to the rest of its services. After ... More
Google Maps gets UI upgrade, from navigation to analytics
Google is rapidly introducing artificial intelligence into its geographic services. At the Cloud Next event, the company introduced a new generation of features for Google Maps and Google Earth that target ... More
Have you heard of the Orion Store? A store for apps that are often disapproved by Google
The mobile software landscape has changed drastically over the past few years. More
Unofficial Windows 11 tool now even faster
NTLite has become faster with two new updates thanks to multithreading. It now allows users to remove AI components in Windows 11 25H2, freeing up valuable space... More
Microsoft begins removing Copilot from Windows 11
Microsoft has started removing direct buttons for Copilot in the Notepad and Snipping Tool apps from Windows 11. The company aims to simplify the user interface... More
A first look at Google's future of laptops
New visuals for AluminiumOS reveal bold use of neon colors and abstract shapes. Google plans to revolutionize laptops with this Android-based platform in the year... More
Google launches UI dictation app that works without the internet
Google has almost secretly unveiled a new AI-powered dictation app that works even without an internet connection. The app, called Google AI Edge Eloquent, is ... More
Is your Windows 11 slower than it should be? Check these settings!
Windows 11 can become slow over time due to unnecessary startup programs and temporary files. By using tools like Autoruns and Storage Sensor, and by limiting features... More
Europe's answer to Microsoft Office comes amid bitter ownership and licensing dispute
European tech giants have launched Euro-Office, a spin-off of the OnlyOffice project that aims to replace Microsoft Office. The initiative has sparked a fierce dispute over licensing and Russian ... More
Don't be harsh on browser users.
A new malicious code targets Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browsers, successfully bypassing two-factor authentication (2FA) by stealing session cookies. Attackers thus gain direct ... More
