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Chrome has a new AI-powered ‘enhanced protection’ mode to protect you from scams – here’s how it works
By Alex Blake published
Tired of scams? Google is enlisting AI to protect you in Chrome, Google Search, and on Android.

Intel releases new patch for CPUs affected by instability issues – but wait, weren’t we done with this already?
By Darren Allan published
Did you forget about Intel’s CPU instability issues? Well don’t, because there’s a new patch that fixes further problems with 14th-gen and 13th-gen chips.

ChatGPT may be preparing to offer weekly or lifetime subscriptions for your AI fix
By David Nield published
If you're not tempted by the current subscription offerings for the AI bot, you might like the new ones.

Google Messages is officially rolling out its long-awaited ‘Delete for everyone’ option, but it comes with a slight catch
By Rowan Davies published
It's official, Google Messages is rolling out a feature allowing you to unsend messages for everyone in a chat, but there are some setbacks

Past Wordle answers – every solution so far, alphabetical and by date
By Marc McLaren last updated
Knowing past Wordle answers can help with today's game. Here's the full list so far.

NYT Wordle today — answer and my hints for game #1420, Friday, May 9
By Marc McLaren last updated
Looking for Wordle hints? I can help. Plus get the answers to Wordle today and yesterday.

Apple will reportedly take on Ray-Ban Meta glasses in 2027
By Jacob Krol published
A new report from Bloomberg says that Apple is making progress on a chip to power smart glasses, but this first model won't overlay the world around you.

Pinterest's new AI tools help you shop by visuals and vibes
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Pinterest has released AI tools to help users shop by mood.

Meta's next smart glasses might have an always-on AI – I don't care how useful it is, I'm never turning it on
By Hamish Hector published
Meta’s next Ray-Ban smart glasses could have an AI that watches everything you do, and I hate it.

US lawmakers slam UK encryption backdoor order to Apple, warning against "systemic vulnerabilities"
By Chiara Castro published
Apple decided to kill its iCloud's Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature in the UK and is now challenging the order in Court. But for US lawmakers, this isn't a UK matter only.
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