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Community developers step in as Google delays fix for Pixel performance issues

Google Pixel users have recently reported issues with lagging and stuttering in applications, a problem that has been acknowledged by the tech giant but remains unsolved as of yet. While Google has recognized the issue, they have not issued a patch, instead closing user complaints as duplicates on their issue tracker and recommending an update of the operating system.

PC Players Still Facing Blue Screen of Death Bug Despite Activision's Update

Activision has rolled out a significant update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone, targeting major issues within the multiplayer experience and introducing several enhancements. Among the key changes, the patch resolves a notorious bug that caused cross-play settings to reset upon closing the game, much to the relief of players who had been affected by this frustrating glitch.

Firefox 135 launches with new translation languages, New Tab layout, security, and privacy improvements

Mozilla will release Firefox 135 to the stable channel today. The release is a big feature and security update that introduces improved protections and capabilities.

Highlights include support for translating Korean, Japanese, simplified Chinese, and Russian, protection against browser history abuses by sites, wider AI chatbot access, and a New Tab layout refresh rolling out.

Firefox 135: the major changes

Firefox Translations improvements

Redefining Browsing: Opera Air Merges Functionality with Mindfulness

Opera has unveiled a new web browser, Opera Air, which aims to redefine the browsing experience by merging functionality with mental wellness. Developed by the Norwegian company, this innovative browser positions itself as a digital companion that encourages users to navigate the internet with mindfulness in mind.

Massive Data Leak Exposes 1.5 Billion Records from Chinese Platforms and Government

One of the largest data leaks in recent history has exposed a staggering 1.5 billion records, affecting major Chinese platforms, financial institutions, and even government-related entities. The unprotected dataset, discovered by Cybernews researchers, contains sensitive details, including full names, government ID numbers, phone numbers, financial records, and healthcare data.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Gets Critical Fixes for Steam Deck and PC Stability

Square Enix has rolled out an important hotfix for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PC and Steam Deck, addressing several stability and graphical issues that have impacted players since launch. The game, which debuted to critical acclaim two weeks ago, has faced performance problems that hindered smooth gameplay, particularly on Valve’s handheld device.

OpenAI Launches ‘Deep Research’ ChatGPT—But Can It Really Replace Google?

OpenAI has unveiled a new ChatGPT feature called “Deep Research,” designed to assist users with complex, in-depth research across various fields, including finance, science, policy, and engineering. Unlike standard chatbot interactions, deep research aims to deliver precise, well-cited results by analyzing multiple sources over an extended search period.

Apple Set to Launch ‘Confetti’—A New iCloud Invites Service This Week

Apple is preparing to launch a new iCloud-based events and invites service called "Confetti," which could go live as soon as this week, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The service is designed to offer a fresh way to organize parties, meetings, and functions, distinct from the existing Calendar app.

Hackers Are Using Google’s Gemini AI: How They’re Exploiting It?

Google has confirmed that state-sponsored hackers are experimenting with its AI-powered Gemini assistant to enhance their cyber operations. While these groups are not using Gemini to execute AI-driven attacks, they are leveraging the tool for reconnaissance, scripting, and productivity improvements, according to Google's Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG).