Meta is kicking competing AI chatbots off WhatsApp starting January 2026. Both ChatGPT and Copilot will lose access to the messaging platform’s business API under new terms that specifically target AI products.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is finally getting its first proper Isu content through a new free update called “A Puzzlement.” Ubisoft defended the game’s microtransactions, arguing they fund post-launch support like this new lore content. The update also includes an Attack on Titan crossover event.
Microsoft’s November 2025 Excel update brings only four features across all platforms. The highlight is enhanced Agent Mode for Frontier organizations, while iOS users get Liquid Glass styling.
Microsoft is dealing with yet another Exchange Online outage that’s preventing classic Outlook desktop users from accessing their mailboxes. The company has labeled this incident EX1189820 and acknowledges “significant impact” across Asia Pacific and North America. Meanwhile, a separate search-relat
Spotify is reportedly planning another price increase for US subscribers in early 2026. This would mark the third Premium price hike since 2023. The streaming service recently raised prices in other regions and now appears ready to bring similar increases stateside.
Samsung’s latest software update takes a minimalist approach to smartphone design. One UI 8 focuses on reducing cognitive load through smarter notifications, intuitive multitasking, and fluid animations. It’s the first version that actually understands modern attention spans.
The Pixel 10 Pro’s telephoto zoom video recording issues persist despite Google’s claims of a fix. Users have been dealing with jerky footage for months, relying on workarounds like disabling video stabilization. This raises questions about Google’s quality control for its premium smartphone.
Google is testing a new feature in Chrome for Android that shares only approximate location with websites. This gives users granular control similar to native apps. It’s a significant step toward web privacy parity.
Google Photos has brought back the Perspective Tool that disappeared during the video editor upgrade. The feature is now hidden behind a crop adjustment requirement and only works for photos, not videos. Users who’ve been waiting for this fix can finally upgrade their apps.
Google has quietly confirmed that Assistant will remain available on Android until March 2026. This marks the official sunset timeline for one of Google’s most defining consumer-tech features. The transition to Gemini is now officially timed.
