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Windows 11’s Latest Update Has a Literal Flashbang Bug
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Windows 11’s Latest Update Has a Literal Flashbang Bug

Microsoft’s November 2025 update for Windows 11, released on December 1, is causing a major visual bug. The KB5070311 patch makes File Explorer in dark mode flash a blinding white screen during common actions. While improving dark theme support, the update also has a lock screen bug.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 2, 2025
OpenAI’s “Helpful” App Suggestions Look a Lot Like Ads
AISoftwareTechnology

OpenAI’s “Helpful” App Suggestions Look a Lot Like Ads

A paid ChatGPT user got an unprompted suggestion to install the Peloton app during a conversation about Elon Musk. The incident, which looked like an ad, caused a major backlash online, forcing OpenAI to clarify its intentions.

by Julian TrentDecember 2, 2025
Linux 6.19 Lets File Systems Tweak a Key Writeback Setting
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Linux 6.19 Lets File Systems Tweak a Key Writeback Setting

The Linux kernel is getting a tweak to improve storage performance, especially on rotational and zoned devices. A new patch for version 6.19 will let file systems override the default minimum writeback chunk size of 4MiB.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 2, 2025
You’re Already a Programmer If You Use Excel. Seriously.
ComputingInnovationSoftware

You’re Already a Programmer If You Use Excel. Seriously.

A new article makes the case that if you can manage complex formulas, logic, and data in Excel, you’re already programming. The real hurdle isn’t logic, it’s just learning a new syntax. This reframes a common office skill into a foundational tech ability.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 2, 2025
Holiday Returns Are a Second Peak Season. Is Your Tech Stack Ready?
BusinessSoftwareTechnology

Holiday Returns Are a Second Peak Season. Is Your Tech Stack Ready?

The post-holiday returns wave is now a major operational peak rivaling Black Friday. With billions in merchandise coming back, a reactive approach will cripple systems and customer experience. A proactive, tech-focused strategy is essential.

by Julian TrentDecember 2, 2025
China’s Robotaxi Revolution and the Policy Copycats
AIInnovationSoftware

China’s Robotaxi Revolution and the Policy Copycats

A new podcast episode dives into China’s surprising lead in autonomous vehicles. It also asks which nation Britain should look to for policy ideas and unpacks our cultural fascination with the capybara.

by Julian TrentDecember 2, 2025
Google Rushes Patches for Android Zero-Days Already Being Exploited
CybersecurityPrivacySoftware

Google Rushes Patches for Android Zero-Days Already Being Exploited

Google’s latest Android security bulletin addresses a massive 107 vulnerabilities. Three of the patched flaws are already being exploited in limited, targeted attacks against devices running Android 13 through 16.

by Julian TrentDecember 2, 2025
Opera Now Packs Google’s Gemini AI Right Into Its Browsers
AISoftwareTechnology

Opera Now Packs Google’s Gemini AI Right Into Its Browsers

Opera has expanded its Google partnership, bringing the Gemini AI model directly into its Opera One and Opera GX browsers. The free feature offers contextual help based on your open tabs and supports voice commands. This move signals a deeper integration of AI into the core browsing experience.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 2, 2025
Apple’s AI Chief Steps Down as Siri’s Overhaul Nears
CloudInnovationSoftware

Apple’s AI Chief Steps Down as Siri’s Overhaul Nears

Apple’s AI leadership is undergoing a major shift. John Giannandrea is stepping down as the head of AI, with former Microsoft VP Amar Subramanya taking over. The move comes just as Apple’s long-awaited AI features and a new Siri are expected to launch.

by Oliver KeatonDecember 2, 2025
OpenAI’s Code Red, Apple’s AI Poach, and the Talent War Heats Up
AIBusinessSoftware

OpenAI’s Code Red, Apple’s AI Poach, and the Talent War Heats Up

The AI industry is in a state of frenzied competition. OpenAI is reportedly in a “code red” scramble to improve ChatGPT, while Apple just hired a key Microsoft AI leader who had only been there for four months. The battle for top talent and product supremacy is intensifying.

by Darren HoltDecember 2, 2025

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