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Google Wallet has received a significant design update, introducing a refreshed interface for managing your digital cards, passes, and tickets. This guide explains how to navigate the new layout and customize your items effectively.

Firefox’s integrated screenshot tool offers superior functionality compared to Windows’ Snipping Tool, especially for web content. It provides precise selection, full-page capture, and the ability to resize captures before saving, streamlining the screenshot process and reducing the need for retakes.

Google has introduced cross-device services for Android, enabling seamless instant hotspot sharing and video call casting between devices signed into the same Google account. This feature works across various Android brands, simplifying device interaction without manual setup.

Microsoft’s Q2 FY26 earnings show a significant drop in Xbox revenue, with the company directly attributing the decline to its first-party game releases. While PC and cloud gaming saw growth, console hardware and content sales suffered, prompting questions about Xbox’s long-term strategy and the impact of recent pricing and exclusivity changes.

While Do Not Disturb helps minimize phone distractions, some users find it insufficient for complete focus. This article explores how activating Airplane mode can offer a more thorough disconnection from notifications, proving more effective for tasks requiring deep concentration or for a digital detox.

Apple is anticipated to release the iOS 18 public beta soon, allowing users to test new features before the official launch. This release typically follows the initial developer beta by a few weeks.

This article explores the enduring utility of screen as a terminal multiplexer on Linux, highlighting its advantages over tmux for specific use cases. Key reasons include its inherent simplicity, streamlined scripting capabilities, built-in serial console support, and graceful handling of network disconnects, making it a practical choice for server administration and casual terminal users.

Microsoft’s vision for an “agentic OS” in Windows, where AI acts as a personal agent, raises significant concerns for users. This article explores three key reasons why this AI-driven operating system could become problematic: the potential for all actions to be metered and incur costs, a fundamental lack of accountability for AI’s errors, and the inherent frustrations of interacting with AI chat interfaces that often lack common sense and produce unreliable results.

Upgrade your charging setup with a versatile Ugreen charger. This compact device offers 100W of power across three USB-C and one USB-A port, capable of charging laptops, tablets, and phones simultaneously. Currently available at a significant discount, it’s an ideal replacement for older, less efficient chargers.

Notepad on Windows 11 continues to evolve, gaining enhanced Markdown editing capabilities, including support for strikethrough text and nested lists. This update also introduces a welcome page to highlight new features and improves the streaming of AI-generated text. Additionally, Paint receives new features like a ‘Coloring book’ and a tolerance slider for its fill tool.