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Yahoo TechnologyJan 16, 2026
More people are using Ethereum for the first time, data shows


CNET Most Popular ProductsJan 15, 2026
If the Verizon Outage Left Your iPhone Stuck in SOS Mode, Here's How to Fix It
Even when you're in an area with good cellular coverage, your iPhone status might read SOS. Here's what to know.

CNET Most Popular ProductsJan 15, 2026
Speed Up Your Windows 11 Launch Time in a Snap. Here's How to Do It
If your Windows machine is sluggish on startup, you might have too many apps launching by default.

CNET Most Popular ProductsJan 15, 2026
What's New at Disneyland and Disney World in 2026? Rides, Lands, Ticket Deals and More Updates
How close are we to getting those new Avengers, Avatar and Coco rides? And what about the new lands for Cars, Monsters Inc. and Disney's villains? Here's what you can expect and when.
EngadgetJan 13, 2026
The Morning After: Apple will use Gemini to power Siri AI
Apple and Google have confirmed that Gemini's models power the new version of Siri and other generative AI features. CNBC broke the news, but Apple and Google soon followed up with a lengthy joint statement. Here's part of it: "Apple determined that Google's Al technology provides the most capable foundation for Apple Foundation Models… Apple Intelligence will continue to run on Apple devices and Private Cloud Compute, while maintaining Apple's industry-leading privacy standards."

In June, it was reported that Apple was considering partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic for Siri (the voice assistant can currently tap ChatGPT for certain queries as part of Apple Intelligence). Two months later, Google emerged as a contender. Another report suggested Apple might build the new Siri using a custom version of Gemini — and that it would pay Google around $1 billion a year for the privilege. However, no official deal numbers were shared.

It's also notable that current iPhones have direct access to OpenAI's ChatGPT. But how long for?

— Mat Smith

The other big stories this morning Engadget Podcast: Best of CES 2026 and a chat with Pebble's founder

Meta closes 550,000 accounts to comply with Australia's kids social media ban

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PC World Latest NewsOct 10, 2025
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ComputerWorldMar 12, 2024
Windows 11: A guide to the updates
A Windows launch isn't the end a process — it's really just the beginning. As with Windows 10, Microsoft continually works on improving Windows 11 by fixing bugs, releasing security patches, and occasionally adding new features.

In this story we summarize what you need to know about each update released to the public for the most recent version of Windows 11 — currently version 23H2. For each build, we've included the date of its release and a link to Microsoft's announcement about it. The most recent updates appear first.

The easiest way to install updates is via Windows Update. Not sure how? See "How to handle Windows 10 and 11 updates" for full instructions. Note that Windows 11 version 23H2 is being released as a phased rollout and may not be available to you in Windows Update yet.

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ComputerWorldMar 07, 2024
How IBM is using Adobe Firefly to reshape design
With the rollout of Adobe Firefly last year, IBM made generative AI (genAI) image creation available to thousands of designers.

It didn't take long for the tool to make an impression, said Billy Seabrook, global chief design officer for IBM's consulting arm.

Firefly was used, for example, to create 200 visual assets for IBM's "Let's Create" marketing campaign last year that involved rendering an image of a question mark in a variety of textures and colors. Firefly generated many variations — from a question mark made of flower petal to one made of chain link — that designers could choose to then edit and refine into a final product.

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