Maria Diaz/ZDNET After X (formerly Twitter) announced a controversial privacy policy change, people are flocking to Bluesky. On Wednesday, the X Engineering account announced a new rule that didn’t sit well with many users. “Soon,” the post read, “we’ll be […]
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Jackyenjoyphotography/Getty Images Google Flights is adding a new feature to help you save money on your next plane ticket. The service already has a price history feature that lets you see a graph of ticket prices over the last few
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Microsoft If you want Microsoft Office but don’t want to commit to an ongoing subscription, there’s a new option available. Usually, access to the Office suite of products, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook, requires a subscription to Microsoft
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rob dobi/Getty Images As technology evolves, so does fraud — and that’s true with the most-hyped innovation of the moment, artificial intelligence (AI). AI is all the rage these days, whether that’s a new feature for the latest cell phone,
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Matthew Miller/ZDNET If you’ve been eagerly awaiting the latest WearOS update for your Pixel Watch or Pixel Watch 2, you may have to wait a little longer. After trying to install Wear OS 5, many Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch
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Glasshouse Images/Getty Images If you see something strange in your neighborhood, you might want to let it linger a few moments before calling your local paranormal investigators because it could mean big money for you. In what it’s calling “The
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