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WhatsApp Unveils Public Beta Program for WhatsApp Desktop App
The Facebook-owned company has now made available a public beta of WhatsApp Desktop and WhatsApp Web.
Developer Announces GNOME Desktop Boots on Asahi Linux for Apple M1
A member of the Asahi Linux team has shown the GNOME desktop running on the Apple M1 chip, reporting that it is "not great, but usable."
Apple Confirms It’s Been Scanning iCloud Mail for CSAM Since 2019
The Cupertino company has confirmed that they have actually been scanning iCloud Mails for CSAM content since at least 2019.
Wealthsimple Cash Joins Twitter’s Tip Jar Feature; Sign Up Get $25 Free
Wealthsimple Cash will integrate into Twitter's Tip Jar feature.
Apple Files Appeal in Copyright Case Against Virtual iOS Company Corellium
Days after Apple and Corellium reached a settlement, the Cupertino company has filed an appeal in the copyright case it lost against the firm.
BlackBerry Admits to QNX Operating System Flaw Leaving Cars, Medical Devices Vulnerable to Attack
The vulnerability, known as BadAlloc, impacts pre-2012 versions of BlackBerry's flagship operating system.
Samsung to Remove Ads From Proprietary Apps ‘Later This Year’
Samsung has confirmed that it will stop showing ads in its proprietary apps by the end of this year.
Tinder Rolling Out ID Verification Globally in the ‘Coming Quarters’
Tinder is rolling out its ID verification feature as an option for all users of the dating app around the world.
New CAD Renders Allegedly Give Another Look at the Upcoming Apple Watch Series 7
New CAD renders might have given us another look at what we can expect when Apple announces Apple Watch Series 7 within the next few weeks.
Apple Card to Lose Magnetic Stripe as Mastercard Begins to Phase Out Technology
The magnetic stripe has been a feature of credit and debit cards for decades, but Mastercard looks set to be the first payments network to remove it.
Apple Ordered to Pay $300 Million USD to Non-Practicing Entity PanOptis in Patent Trial
Apple has been ordered to pay $300 million USD in damages to wireless company PanOptis over patent infringements revolving around LTE technology.
Samsung Expands Door-to-Door Repair Services in Canada, Launches Online Repair Portal
Samsung Canada has launched a new online portal to help extend support and service offerings of its Door-to-Door and walk-in repair services.