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Firefox's New Mini Window Is Every Multitasker's Dream

Mozilla is testing a new Firefox Nightly feature called Mini Window that lets users pop an entire webpage into a small, always-on-top window stripped of most browser controls. "The idea behind the Firefox Mini Window feature is simple: allow users to move a currently open tab (or a section of a tab) into a separate mini window," writes ZDNet's Jack Wallen. "Think of it as moving a tab from one window to what appears like a web app." From the report: At first blush, there's no address bar, controls, scroll bar, or anything else that would normally be associated with Firefox. The Mini Window app

Slashdot · EN

Bethesda Confirms The Elder Scrolls 6 Is Called 'Sentinel'

During a video celebrating Bethesda's 40th anniversary, the studio officially confirmed that The Elder Scrolls VI will be titled The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. "Thank you for 40 years of shared memories," wrote Bethesda in a separate tweet. "We can't wait to make even more together with The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. Development continues, and while it'll be some time before we're ready to share more, it feels great to finally reveal the name and location with you." Video Games Chronicle reports: "You know, as we're here in the 40th anniversary, we think about all of the games we've made," B

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EU Court Advisor Warns Google AI Chatbot May Breach Copyright Rules

An adviser to the EU's highest court says Google's Gemini may violate publishers' copyright when it reproduces recognizable portions of their articles or circumvents paywalls and other technical protections to generate answers. Reuters reports: The case before the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union pitted Hungarian website operator Like Company against US-based Google's artificial intelligence chatbot Gemini. A ruling against Google, which could force the tech giant to pay fees for the use of such content, could throw a lifeline to online media such as Like Company. They h

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iOS 27.3 Adds Vertical Tabs, Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari

Apple is adding vertical tabs and an Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari with iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3 and macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The December updates will also expand Siri's browser controls, including organizing tabs and clearing site-specific history, with a later feature allowing Siri to understand and answer questions about content across multiple open webpages. MacRumors reports: Vertical Tabs are located on the left side of the display and use icons by default to save space, but there is an option to make the tab bar wider to show website titles as well. Vertical Tabs work with both Topics and T

Slashdot · EN

Meta's Quest 2 and Quest Pro reach 'end of feature development'

The app stores will stay open for both devices after support ends next year.

Engadget · EN

Here's how to adjust Apple AirPods for small ears

Those with small ears may require some extra finessing when adjusting their Apple AirPods to get the perfect fit, and there are a few ways you can ensure that.

Engadget · EN

NVIDIA's controversial DLSS 5 is coming to RTX Remix to 'enhance' older games

The NVIDIA modding platform lets you remaster classic games with modern graphics, and now DLSS 5 is included.

Engadget · EN

What made Nothing's CMF Phone 2 Pro so much cheaper than others?

Nothing sister brand CMF made a lot of clever choices to keep the Phone 2 Pro cheap.

Engadget · EN

Arkane and its Blade game may end up at Ubisoft as Xbox considers offers

"At least two" other companies have also pitched themselves as the studio's possible new owners.

Engadget · EN

Your desktop's front USB ports may be slowing down every device you plug into them

The front USB ports of your computer are useful, but they often can't compete with the rear ports.

Engadget · EN

Your phone's apps could have more permissions than they need – here's how to check

Most smartphone apps need permissions to function properly, but some may have more access than they should. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to check.

Engadget · EN

iPad mini OLED vs. iPad mini: What's new?

Apple's newest iPad mini is a significant upgrade over its predecessor, with hardware updates that extend far beyond the fancy new OLED display.

Engadget · EN

Orbital Matter 3D-printed the first rigid beam in the vacuum of space

An in-space construction first could be an enabler for the space data centers of the future.

TechCrunch · EN

Hiding inside Palantir’s skyrocketing quarter is a foreboding signal

Palantir's U.S. commercial revenue surpassed U.S. government revenue for the first time ever.

TechCrunch · EN

Ted Schlein’s Ballistic Ventures seeks $490M for new funds amid AI-driven cybersecurity boom

Cybersecurity-focused Ballistic Ventures is seeking to raise $360 million for a new flagship fund and another $130 million for a separate investment vehicle.

TechCrunch · EN

Data centers are turning to old jet engines as the wait for power grows

The years-long wait for access to the grid and new turbines is causing data center builders to turn to an unusual, less-efficient and less environmentally friendly solution: once-discarded jet engines.

TechCrunch · EN

Anthropic is working on a system to prove AI models’ identity

Called FlashProve, the system would let anyone check that an AI response really came from the model it claims to be from.

TechCrunch · EN

The Internet’s Conspiracy Theorists Are Desperate for Voter Fraud

Influencers, watchdogs, and MAGA pundits are convinced that election fraud is everywhere today, despite a lack of apparent evidence.

Wired · EN

$1,200 Off the iPhone Duo? Here’s How Carrier Deals Actually Work

T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon are offering incentives of up to $1,200 off the iPhone Duo, but you will need to commit to a 36-month plan, which can be expensive.

Wired · EN

The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5x Is Only $900 Right Now

Laptop prices keep going up, but this discount on the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5x is one of the best deals I’ve seen in months.

Wired · EN

Binance says hackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to pull off the $6.3 billion heist

The largest crypto theft to date was pulled off by combining some well-known hacking techniques over the course of a few months, according to Binance. A postmortem from the company says the process started in June with one developer downloading a tampered installer apparently spread by a malicious Google ad, exposing details about the engineers […]

The Verge · EN

Valve is making changes to deal with a ‘significant increase’ in Steam game submissions

In a new post today, Valve acknowledged that it's seen "a significant increase in submissions for store and page review in recent months" and says it's "running a little behind" by taking "up to 12 business days" for reviews instead of the typical 3-5 days. Indie developers have recently expressed frustrations over lengthy approval times […]

The Verge · EN

Sonos adds new Presets and prepares for the 27voice AI beta

Sonos is rolling out a big app update that includes new Presets and early access to its AI voice assistant. You can create a preset to play music at a specific volume in a certain room, which will appear directly on the homescreen so you can quickly start playback. If you're in the US, you […]

The Verge · EN

Canva is announcing changes and layoffs affecting 22 percent of its staff

Canva is making significant changes affecting 1,271 people, which is 22 percent of its staff, co-founder and CEO Melanie Perkins announced today. "For some people, this will mean changes to their roles or being asked to relocate to centralised hubs," says Perkins. "Sadly, it will also mean saying goodbye to teammates and friends who have […]

The Verge · EN