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37 articles to make sense of todayRoundcube security updates: check with your email provider
Patches are available for both current release branches. Your email administrator usually installs them, not the person reading messages in a browser.
Read articleOBS 33 test release fixes a Windows 11 livestream issue
The third OBS 33 release candidate fixes a specific problem with web content. It is still a test version, not a stable update for general use.
Read articleFacebook lets you describe what you want in your feed
A new option lets you choose topics for your feed and Reels in your own words. Meta has not yet said when it will reach each country.
Read articleBlender updates its long-term support release to 5.2.3
The October 22 update is part of Blender’s long-term support release. It is not a new program, and no subscription is required.
Read articleAndroid to hide passwords in Chrome during screen sharing
The protection is expanding to Chrome and web pages within other apps. The October rollout requires Android 15 or later.
Read articleWindows tests a unified photo gallery for PC, OneDrive and iCloud
The redesigned app puts photos from different locations in one gallery. The initial rollout is limited to the Windows 11 testing program.
Read articlePerseverance’s tracks mark a record journey on Mars
The rover has traveled more than 45 kilometers, setting a distance record beyond Earth. Its tracks are a reminder that exploration is not always about moving fast.
Read articleDuolingo wants you to recall words, not guess the answer
The app’s October roundup highlights flashcards for speaking practice. Chess players can also revisit that game where they lost their queen.
Read articleChrome now warns before making an insecure connection
A warning before a page opens does not necessarily mean your internet connection is broken. Chrome is alerting you that your data could be exposed.
Read articleNASA takes a closer look at Artemis II’s Earthrise photo
A band of blue, white clouds and darkness all around. A new video offers a fresh look at the photograph the crew took in April.
Read articleWhatsApp lets guests join calls without an account
Guests can join WhatsApp calls without signing up, sparing you the familiar “download this first.” There is one important catch: they need a computer.
Read articleSpotify brings Music Quiz to Mexico
Music Quiz is rolling out in Spanish in Mexico, testing how well you know your favorite artists. It is not available to everyone yet.
Read articleLibreOffice hits 9.4 million downloads in eight weeks
The free office suite has topped one million downloads a week since LibreOffice 26.8. Today’s figures measure downloads, not how many people have switched from Microsoft Office.
Read articleOne TV, 14 personalities at Samsung’s Seoul design show
The Seoul exhibition pairs digital artworks with custom-made frames. Photos published today showcase an art project, not a new line of TVs.
Read articleHelios cuts quantum errors: what five per million means
Quantinuum’s new study shows better protection for quantum memory. The key is to distinguish a round of error correction from running an entire useful application.
Read articlePlasma 6.8.1 fixes sleep, remote access and screenshot bugs
The October 20 update polishes Plasma 6.8. When it reaches your computer depends on your Linux distribution’s release schedule.
Read articleThunderbird fixes potential password leak during Exchange setup
Versions 158.0.1 and 153.5.1 ESR patch an AutoDiscover flaw. The advisory describes a risk, not confirmed widespread credential theft.
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