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This hidden Windows 11 taskbar trick lets you end tasks with two clicks — here's how
A recent Windows 11 update gives users a quicker, easier way to end tasks through the right-click taskbar menu.
The CrowdStrike outage spotlights major vulnerabilities in the global information ecosystem
The outage is emblematic of the way organizational networks, cloud computing services, and the Internet are interdependent — and the vulnerabilities this creates.
Four tricks to replicate macOS Sequoia's best features before it comes out this fall
You can replicate some of the best features of macOS Sequoia now, even on older Macs. Here's how.
OpenAI's ChatGPT refit could completely change how we navigate the web
OpenAI has begun testing a prototype of SearchGPT, a new way to search the web with AI.
Reddit just disappeared from most search engines — here's why
Starting on July 1, Reddit began blocking major search engines (except Google) from crawling their website to find new, relevant search results for its users. But why?
Apple brings top iPhone app to the web, but Android users miss out
Apple made a shocking announcement on Wednesday that it would be bringing one of its biggest applications to the web after 12 years of remaining exclusive to the company's hardware.
Mark Zuckerberg shares an important message about the future of AI
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg published an essay on the importance and benefits of open source AI, highlighting how it has benefitted Meta already.
Google Chrome update to address one of its biggest flaws — Here's how to get it early
Google Chrome has been notoriously demanding on hardware, but an upcoming update could address this issue.
