Cybersecurity
Mozilla Tightens Rules: Firefox Extensions Must Disclose Data Collection
Starting November 2025, Mozilla will enforce a new transparency requirement for Firefox extension developers. All new add-ons must clearly state...
Software
ChatGPT Atlas Review: OpenAI’s AI Browser Still Feels Like Google with Extras
OpenAI has launched its long-awaited browser, ChatGPT Atlas. The company wants to merge web search and conversation into one seamless...
Software
Microsoft Finds Another Way to Push Copilot: Edge Prompts Users Visiting ChatGPT and Other AI Tools
Microsoft has a long history of finding creative ways to keep users within its ecosystem — from persistent pop-ups in...
Software
Microsoft Brings Voice Commands Back to Windows with ‘Hey Copilot’
Microsoft is taking another shot at voice-activated PC interaction more than a decade after Cortana failed to gain traction. Starting...
Cloud & DevOps
DevGreenOps: Integrating Sustainability into Modern Software Development
DevGreenOps, also known as DevSusOps, brings environmental awareness into every stage of software development.It extends DevOps by adding sustainability to...
Software
Apple Launches 14-Inch M5 MacBook Pro Ahead of Pro and Max Models
Apple is shaking up its usual product launch strategy by releasing the entry-level 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro separately from its...
Software
Software Testing Leaders Embrace Agentic AI While Admitting They Don’t Fully Understand It
Nearly every software testing organization is either using or planning to adopt agentic AI, yet a surprising majority of executives...
Software
Google Redesigns Search Ads to Make Them Impossible to Miss (But Slightly Easier to Hide)
Google just rolled out a new design for search ads, and it’s a classic case of giving with one hand...
Cloud & DevOps
Proton VPN 2025 Review — Strong Security and Nonprofit Trust
The Proton VPN 2025 review highlights why this Swiss-based VPN continues to stand apart in 2025.Backed by the nonprofit Proton...
Cybersecurity
Discord Data Breach: 70,000 Government IDs Exposed After Third-Party Hack
Discord has confirmed a third-party data breach that exposed around 70,000 government ID photos — far fewer than the 2.1...