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VPN ban one step closer in Wisconsin as age verification bill goes to Senate vote
By George Phillips last updated
VPN blocks are one step closer to becoming a reality in Wisconsin, as the state's age verification bill goes to a senate vote – here's what we know.

Proton VPN has removed OpenVPN support for Android – here's what you need to know
By Krishi Chowdhary published
ProtonVPN has removed OpenVPN support from its Android app, citing faster performance and a 36% reduction in app size.

Microsoft won’t stop trying to make Edge happen — now it’s coming to Teams, but there is a quick fix
By Darragh Murphy published
Microsoft just found another way to 'encourage' you to use Edge in Teams, but there's a quick fix

Google Chrome just got a new 'Split view' feature — 3 upgrades you need to know
By Scott Younker published
Google just released a trio of upgrades for Chrome, including split view which will instantly change how you use the browser.

Microsoft confirms Copilot bug let its AI read sensitive and confidential emails
By Scott Younker published
Microsoft confirmed a bug in Copilot was letting the AI assistant read and summarize confidential emails.

Windows 11’s taskbar internet speed test is a real quality-of-life upgrade — now, where is Microsoft's AI dial back?
By Jason England last updated
Less AI, more efficiency

macOS Tahoe 26.4 public beta is here — and these are the best new features for your Mac
By Tony Polanco published
Apple's macOS Tahoe 26.4 public beta brings a long-awaited iPhone feature to the Mac. Plus, the sunset begins for Intel-based apps.

Google Maps appears to be removing features if you're not logged in — and that's a huge mistake
By Tom Pritchard published
Google Maps seems to be removing key features if you're not logged into a Google account, which feels like a blunder on Google's part.

DLSS 4.5 wins big: 48% of gamers pick Nvidia over AMD FSR (and native) in blind gaming test
By Jason England published
A new blind PC gaming test shows 48% of gamers prefer Nvidia DLSS 4.5 over AMD FSR and native rendering — a major win for AI upscaling.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang says it will ‘surprise the world’ with a new mystery chip — here's what to expect
By Darragh Murphy published
Nvidia GTC 2026 is set to reveal 'a chip that will surprise the world,' according to CEO Jensen Huang, and it could give us a taste of what to expect from next-gen RTX GPUs.
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