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Windows 11’s most important new feature is post-quantum cryptography. Here’s why.

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Windows 11’s most important new feature is post-quantum cryptography. Here’s why.
For the first time, new quantum-safe algorithms can be invoked using standard Windows APIs.

70. How 3D printing is personalizing health care

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Prosthetics are becoming increasing affordable and accessible thanks to 3D printers.

71. Google’s Gemini AI is coming to Chrome

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Google is adding its Gemini AI assistant to Chrome, the company announced at Google I/O on Tuesday.  Initially, Gemini will be able to “clarify complex information on any webpage you’re reading or summarize information,” according to a blog post from Google Labs and Gemini VP Josh Woodward. Google envisions that Gemini in Chrome will later […]

72. We tried on Google’s prototype AI smart glasses

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Here in sunny Mountain View, California, I am sequestered in a teeny-tiny box. Outside, there's a long line of tech journalists, and we are all here for one thing: to try out Project Moohan and Google's Android XR smart glasses prototypes. (The Project Mariner booth is maybe 10 feet away and remarkably empty.) While nothing […]

73. Self-hosting is having a moment. Ethan Sholly knows why.

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We interview Ethan Sholly of the selfh.st podcast/newsleter/directory.

74. Google starts beta testing Android 16’s youthful new look

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Google has announced it’s rolling out the colorful new Android 16 interface for beta testers as reported by 9to5Google. The QPR1 beta includes the company’s Material 3 Expressive design language revealed officially last week and includes new visuals for the launcher, notifications, lock screen, and a very Apple-inspired quick settings page. QPRs, or quarterly platform […]

75. Gemini 2.5 is leaving preview just in time for Google’s new $250 AI subscription

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Gemini 2.5 is rolling out everywhere, and you can pay Google $250 per month for more of it.

76. Trump’s trade war risks splintering the Internet, experts warn

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Trump urged to rethink trade policy to block attacks on digital services.

77. FCC chairman celebrates court loss in case over Biden-era diversity rule

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5th Circuit: FCC can't force broadcasters to report race and gender of employees.

78. Under RFK Jr., COVID shots will only be available to people 65+, high-risk groups

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FDA will require big, pricy trials for approvals for healthy kids and adults <65.

79. Windows 11’s most important new feature is post-quantum cryptography. Here’s why.

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For the first time, new quantum-safe algorithms can be invoked using standard Windows APIs.

80. New portal calls out AI content with Google’s watermark

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But AI-generated content made without the SynthID toolkit remains difficult to detect.

81. Nearly half of streaming subscriptions are for plans with ads

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Ad-supported tiers are proving to be popular with streaming customers. New data from subscription analyst firm Antenna shows that 46 percent of Discovery Plus, Disney Plus, Hulu, HBO Max, Netflix, Paramount Plus, and Peacock subscribers in the US are paying for ad-supported plans, and that around 75 percent of subscribers have at least tried them. […]

82. I tested a robot vacuum with an arm, and my dog may never forgive me

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I suspect my dog does not like the Roborock Saros Z70. Unlike the dozens of other robot vacuums that Gus happily lets clean around him while he sleeps, the Z70 keeps stealing his treasures. Not his dog toys - although that could be a future feature - but my family's socks that he loves to […]

83. Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer

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Microsoft is starting to integrate AI shortcuts, or what it calls AI actions, into the File Explorer in Windows 11. These shortcuts let you right-click on a file and quickly get to Windows AI features like blurring the background of a photo, erasing objects, or even summarizing content from Office files. Four image actions are […]

84. Zero-click searches: Google’s AI tools are the culmination of its hubris

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Google's first year with AI search was a wild ride. It will get wilder.

85. Tuesday Telescope: Finally, some answers on those Martian streaks

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Alas, these probably are not reservoirs of life.

86. MSI’s new Claw A8 is powered by AMD

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MSI has revealed its latest iteration of its Claw PC gaming handheld — and this time, it’s powered by AMD. The company showed off the Claw A8 BZ2EM at Computex 2025, which comes with an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip along with up to 24GB of DDR5 memory. That’s a bit less than the 32GB […]

87. Elgato is letting you stick a Stream Deck on anything

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Elgato announced a new “Stream Deck Everywhere” strategy at Computex, which includes a software-based virtual Stream Deck for PCs, an ethernet dock accessory, unbranded Stream Deck modules that can bring its keys into other products, and even new scissor-switch keys for a more precise, keyboard-like feel. “With these launches, we’re opening up Stream Deck to […]

88. The best Garmin watches for training and everyday life

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Few brands are as synonymous with outdoor sports as Garmin. You’ll find these fitness trackers and smartwatches on dozens of wrists at any 5K, marathon, or Ironman. You’ll also find Garmin devotees among divers, thru-hikers, golfers, kiteboarders — you name it. But these devices aren’t just for athletes. The company’s made significant strides in its […]

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