Category: Technology News
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Microsoft Announces New Cloud PC Devices for Windows 365
Microsoft has announced an expansion of its Windows 365 hardware ecosystem with two new Cloud PC devices developed in partnership with ASUS and Dell. The devices are designed to provide organizations with cloud-first endpoints that connect directly to Windows 365 Cloud PCs, simplifying device management and reducing reliance on local systems. Windows 365 is Microsoft’s
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Samsung Expands Satellite Communication Support to Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung Electronics is expanding satellite communication support to additional Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S26 series, widening availability of satellite-based connectivity. Samsung first introduced satellite support in 2025 on select flagship devices beginning with the Galaxy S22 series and later models, as well as newer Galaxy A series devices. The update allows supported Galaxy devices
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Google Begins Quantum Safe Upgrade for HTTPS
Google is developing a new technical approach designed to help keep secure websites protected as computing technology evolves. HTTPS is the security system that protects information sent between a user’s browser and a website. When you see the padlock icon in your browser’s address bar, it means that connection is encrypted, or scrambled, so outsiders
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Research Finds Critical Flaws in Wi-Fi Client Isolation
New academic research reveals that a core Wi-Fi security feature relied upon by home, enterprise, and public networks can be bypassed in practice — even when modern encryption is enabled. The study, AirSnitch: Demystifying and Breaking Client Isolation in Wi-Fi Networks, shows that client isolation, a mechanism meant to prevent Wi-Fi users from attacking one
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UV DNA Damage Inspires Liquid Molecule That Stores Solar Heat
Recent research suggests that seasonal solar heat storage, long considered one of the hardest problems in clean energy, may be chemically feasible. A new study, reported by ZME Science, describes a liquid, DNA inspired molecule capable of storing solar energy as heat for more than a year with minimal losses. Heating accounts for nearly half
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NASA’s James Webb Provides New Insight Into a Rare Nebula
New observations from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope are offering the clearest look yet at a rare and little-studied nebula known as PMR 1, nicknamed the “Exposed Cranium” nebula for its resemblance to a brain inside a transparent skull. A nebula is a cloud of gas and dust in space, often formed when stars shed
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New App Alerts Users When Smart Glasses Are Being Used Nearby
As smart glasses become more common in public spaces, it is getting harder to tell when someone may be recording audio or video. A new mobile app aims to restore some awareness by alerting users when camera-equipped smart glasses are operating nearby. The app, called Nearby Glasses, is available on Android’s Google Play Store and
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Claude Code Vulnerabilities Expose Developers to Silent Code Repository Attacks
Recent research by Check Point Research has uncovered critical vulnerabilities in Anthropic’s Claude Code, highlighting a growing and often overlooked risk in modern AI-powered development tools: configuration files that quietly cross the line from passive settings into active execution. The flaws allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands and steal authenticated API keys simply by convincing
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