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Most image files carry a small tag naming the app that last saved them, buried in a properties menu that few people ever open. When a Windows developer checked it on Microsoft’s newest wallpapers, it pointed to Photoshop running on a Mac. The company has since swapped in cleaned-up copies.
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iOS 27.2 is the first major update for the current OS. Here’s what’s inside and what happened to iOS 27.1.
It’s been a busy fall for Apple. iOS and macOS 27 arrived in September, iPhone Duo went on sale just a few days ago, and more Mac announcements are expected later this week. Between the new software and hardware, there’s plenty for Apple users to explore.
Microsoft is preparing to phase out security APIs used by organizations, and IT admins have a looming deadline to ensure their workflows keep running.
Google is rolling out Chrome 156 for Googlebooks with a slew of improvements and bug fixes. This follows the last browser update two weeks ago. more…
Apple has rolled out software updates for all its platforms today.
Not long after bringing Instagram to Apple TV, Instagram is continuing its pursuit of YouTube with a new feature that lets users post horizontal videos longer than an hour.
Anthropic’s filing opens with a letter in which the co-founders say they believe “AI is one of the most consequential technologies in human history.” The rest of the 300-plus page document tries to back that claim up with numbers, while also spelling out, at unusual length, how things could go...
Windows enthusiast Xeno recently uncovered what could be one of the most interesting changes coming to future Windows releases.
SteamOS 3.9.5 brings an updated Arch Linux base, KDE Plasma 6.7.3, and Linux kernel 7.2. The update also improves compatibility with handheld gaming devices, introduces preliminary hibernation support, and reduces idle power consumption on Steam Deck.
According to iFixit, the most plausible reason for the breakages is a malfunctioning central support bar inside the hinge. The bar is supposed to retract each time the phone closes, but it’s likely failing to pull back far enough, which makes the curved part of the inner display press down...
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