Excel finally has a built-in option to use checkboxes in spreadsheet cells. Checkboxes will be useful in to-do lists, attendance sheets, and more.
Third-party components will no longer disable True Tone or battery health.
The Steam games client now has a built-in background screen recorder, and it even works on the Steam Deck.
Samsung confirmed its next Unpacked event for July 10th, and we’re expecting new folding phones and other hardware.
Chrome on iPhone, iPad, and Android now has a few more features.
Finally, a Start menu change that makes sense.
The official ChatGPT desktop application doesn’t need a Plus subscription anymore, but the app is still limited to macOS.
It's the first UWB tracker to support Google Find My Device.
Google's next hardware event is nearing.
The last Paramount+ price hike occurred in June of 2023, and now another one is happening.
The European Union announced its preliminary view earlier this week that Apple is violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA), by charging fees for developers publishing apps outside the App Store and other anti-competitive practices. Apple was required to open up iPhones in the EU earlier this year to allow third-party app stores (or “digital marketplaces”), but iPhones in other parts of the world remain locked down.
In other news, the United States government has banned Kaspersky, the company best known for Kaspersky Antivirus, from selling its software in the US. Kaspersky is based in Russia, and the Biden administration is worried about its software committing espionage and distributing malware, since its antivirus software has elevated permissions on many computers. You’re probably fine with just Windows Defender, anyway.
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