Google One’s security features are getting better. To begin, Google is providing all subscribers with free access to its virtual private network (VPN). In October 2020, Google One members were first offered a VPN, but only for plans with at least 2TB of storage. The 2TB plan costs $100 a year or $10 a month,…
Attention everyone: Chrome will begin modifying your open tabs on a regular basis. The new “Memory Saver” feature, which will be enabled by default on Windows, macOS, and Linux, is included in Chrome version 110, which is currently being released. We first wrote about this when it appeared in the December nightly build of Chrome…
With Chrome’s most recent update, which is now rolling out, passkey support should begin to be available to users. As indicated by Google’s Chromium Blog entry, passkey support is starting to carry out alongside its latest M108 update. Two-factor authentication and Google’s password manager are two additional safeguards that these passkeys complement. Passkeys are a…
According to a report from Windows Central, Microsoft intends to make yet another significant change to the way it updates Windows. Microsoft plans to return to a schedule where it releases a new major version of Windows roughly every three years, which would put a hypothetical “Windows 12” on track for release at some point…
A devoted group of fans has saved a Doom mobile game from death and restored it to playability. Doom RPG, released in 2005, isn’t available on the App Store or Play Store because it came out before iOS and Android by a few years. At the time of its initial release, Fountainhead Entertainment considered porting…
Twitter launched new HTML5 apps for the Internet, Windows, and Mac just a few months after spending $40 million on TweetDeck in 2011. With Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter still on the horizon and an edit button on the way, the web browser version will be the only option. TweetDeck’s Windows client was discontinued in…
Microsoft’s new Outlook email client for Windows, known as “One Outlook,” appears to be nearly finished. As initially reported by Windows Central, some users have been able to download the new software, albeit it appears to be limited to work and school accounts for the time being. Those who have gained access are discovering… well,…
Thanks to projects like Android x86 and Bluestacks, it’s been possible to play Android games on Windows for almost as long as Android has existed. Microsoft has just begun to integrate an Android app layer directly into Windows, with software available for download from the Amazon Appstore (or you can sideload apps and games). Now…
Today, Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview assemble 21390.1000 to the Dev channel. It’s one more combined update without any features or fixes, intended to test the servicing pipeline. Really intriguing that the blog post said that updates like this one are all we will get for the following half a month, rather than getting…