Spotify Introduces AI Powered Prompted Playlists for More Personalized Music Choices
The feature, called Prompted Playlists, is launching first in New Zealand and allows listeners to create playlists simply by typing what they want to listen to.
Adobe Brings Photoshop Acrobat and Express Directly Inside ChatGPT
Starting today, Photoshop, Acrobat, and Adobe Express can be used directly inside ChatGPT. This means users can edit photos, adjust PDFs, or create designs simply by describing what they want.
EU Court Slashes Intel’s Antitrust Penalty to €237 Million
EU court cuts Intel’s antitrust fine to €237.1M, reducing the penalty by nearly €140M while upholding abuse-of-dominance findings.
Google Gemini Chosen to Power New US Military AI Platform
The US Department of Defense has introduced a new artificial intelligence platform called GenAI.mil, and Google Cloud’s Gemini will be the first AI system available on it.
UK Age Checks Reduce Porn Traffic as VPN Usage Surges Then Slows
UK regulator Ofcom’s latest Online Nation report shows that major adult sites experienced a sharp drop in traffic after mandatory age verification rules were introduced.
Australia Becomes First Country to Ban Social Media for Kids Under 16
Australia has officially banned children under 16 from using major social media platforms, making it the first country to take such a step.
Ukrainian National Charged in United States for Cyberattacks Backed by Russian Interests
The U.S. Justice Department has announced two indictments against Ukrainian national Victoria Eduardovna Dubranova, also known as Vika, Tory, and SovaSonya, for her alleged involvement in major cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure around the world.
Truecaller Introduces Family Protection Feature to Combat Growing Household Scams
Truecaller has introduced a new feature called Family Protection as the company expands its focus beyond caller identification to help tackle the rise in scams targeting entire households.
Amazon Adds New Alexa Plus Shopping Tools With Automatic Price Tracking
Amazon is introducing new Alexa Plus shopping features designed to make it easier to track your orders and avoid missing out on discounts.
Spotify Launches Beta Music Videos Feature for Premium Users in the US and Canada
Spotify is finally bringing its beta music videos feature to Premium subscribers in the US and Canada, more than a year after it debuted in other regions.
YouTube Creators Can Now Test Multiple Video Titles
YouTube is giving more creators the ability to test which video titles perform best.
Bluesky Restores Access to Users in Mississippi After Updating Age System
Bluesky is returning to Mississippi after previously blocking users in the state because of an age verification law.
Google Maps on iOS Can Now Automatically Save Your Parking Location
Google Maps on iOS is getting a handy new feature that automatically remembers where you parked.
Google Photos Adds Fresh Video Editing Features and Smarter Highlight Reels
The app now includes a redesigned editor, new highlight reel templates, and more control over adding your own text and music to individual videos.
How to Fix the Windows Automatic Repair Loop in 5 Easy Steps
Fix the Windows Automatic Repair Loop with 5 easy steps: repair commands, uninstall updates, System Restore, power drain, or reset/reinstall Windows.
EU Investigates Google Over Possible Unfair Restrictions on Publishers and Creators
Google is facing a new investigation from the European Union over concerns that the company may have broken competition rules by placing limits on web publishers and YouTube creators.
Microsoft Copilot Faces Widespread Access Issues Across Europe
Microsoft is working to fix an ongoing problem that has been preventing many users in Europe from accessing its AI-powered Copilot assistant.
US Approves Nvidia H200 Chip Sales to China with a New Twenty Five Percent Fee
The United States will allow Nvidia’s H200 processors to be exported to China with a 25 percent fee added to each sale.
Global Ransomware Losses Reach More Than 4.5 Billion Dollars as of 2025
Ransomware losses have surpassed 4.5 billion dollars by 2025 as attacks grow more aggressive, targeting key industries with rising global impact.
Meta Will Let EU Users Choose How Their Data Is Used for Ads
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, has promised to give users in the European Union more control over how their personal data is used for advertising.
