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Zoho wants to take on Microsoft and Google with its own collaboration platform

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Zoho wants to help run your business with catalog of tools and services, including a new communications platform.

Google SafeSearch expansion

Google expanding SafeSearch by blurring explicit images by default

By Cesar Cadenas published

With the goal to create a safer internet, Google is also adding biometric authentication support to its Chrome browser.

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Windows 11 transforms into a Chromebook killer thanks to Tiny11

By Darren Allan published

Tiny11 boots with an unbelievably low amount of system memory, but proceed with caution here...

Windows 7

Google Chrome leaves Windows 7 and Windows 8 users in the lurch

By Matt Hanson published

Google Chrome drops Windows 7 and Windows 8 – and so should you.

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Elon Musk says Twitter API will be free but only for bots making "good content"

By Cesar Cadenas published

New API rules are being changed after receiving unusual feedback, but the paid tier is still launching February 9.

Lockwood, Lucy, and George look concerned as they stare at something off-camera in Netflix's Lockwood and Co.

Google Chrome browser gets Nvidia RTX GPU tech that could revolutionize Netflix viewing

By Darren Allan published

New feature looks to boost the quality of everything you watch with DLSS-style upscaling to 4K.

Windows 365

Windows 365 updates could soon be a lot less disruptive

By Mike Moore published

TechRadar Pro

Get the latest Windows 365 updates without disrupting your work.

Dreamlight Valley

How Disney’s Dreamlight Valley made me feel like a kid again

By Rosalie Newcombe published

Dreamlight Valley was the surprise hit of 2022, but it also reminded me of how Disney games used to be on PC.

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Twitter API no longer free as platform will begin charging, angering developers

By Cesar Cadenas last updated

Users criticize the move with some stating it will destroy important research and activism on Twitter.

YouTube

YouTube's Go Live Together lets you co-host a livestream – but there's a catch

By Cesar Cadenas published

Currently rolling out to iOS and Android, the feature is restricted to channels that at least have 50 subscribers.

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