Category: internet

Google forces a new look for Chrome – but you can get rid of it if you hate it

Google’s design revamp for its web browser has exited testing and is now rolling out to users of the release version of the Chrome – and if you’re not keen on it, there’s something that can be done. The Chrome redesign, which you may have already got – or it…

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Say goodbye to Google Podcasts, you’ll be forced to use YouTube Music by 2024

Google announced that Google Podcasts app users will have to migrate to YouTube Music later in 2024, as part of its wider efforts to transfer users and listeners to its new all-in-one app. Google previously expressed its intention to help out podcast creators through its YouTube service, with plans revealed…

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Amazon’s new Wi-Fi 7-ready eero Max 7 mesh router has the super-fast internet you deserve

Amazon’s Big Devices event 2023 revealed the latest in gadgets, new tech, and smart devices from the tech giant, but one of the biggest announcements was the eero Max 7, its first Wi-Fi 7-ready mesh router system. A mesh router is meant for larger spaces that require even Wi-Fi coverage,…

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Microsoft Edge breaks Windows 11’s tablet mode in bizarre glitch

Microsoft Edge has reportedly gone a bit haywire with its latest update, at least for some users who are seeing the web browser presented in touch-friendly form – on desktop PCs where this isn’t necessary. What’s going on here? Well, as Windows Latest reports, after opening Edge and finding the…

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Today’s Wordle hints – answer, clues and tips for game #838, Thursday, October 5

It's time for your daily round of Wordle hints, expertly crafted to help you keep your streak going even on the toughest of days.  You might think that you don't need any clues for Wordle today, but remember: failure in this game is only ever six guesses away.    Below,…

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Google Meet update crams more people into your mobile video calls

Google Meet's group video chats have had a tile layout on large screens since the start of the pandemic, but you've had to endure a far less practical (and less egalitarian) view if you wanted to participate on your phone. No more — Google is… Source

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