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When Your Coffee Machine Needs End-to-End Encryption
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

When Your Coffee Machine Needs End-to-End Encryption

As cyber threats escalate, even coffee machines need enterprise-grade security. TeamViewer’s CISO reveals how they’re building security into everything from remote access platforms to digital workplace solutions.

by Darren HoltNovember 7, 2025
Google’s Gemini AI is finally rolling out to Android Auto
AIAutomotiveSoftware

Google’s Gemini AI is finally rolling out to Android Auto

Google’s Gemini AI assistant is finally making its way to Android Auto after months of waiting. The limited rollout appears to be hitting beta testers first, with broader availability expected soon. This marks another step in Google’s broader AI integration strategy.

by Darren HoltNovember 7, 2025
Microsoft Edge Finally Gets Extensions on iPad
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft Edge Finally Gets Extensions on iPad

Microsoft has rolled out extension support for Edge on iPad, eliminating the need for experimental flags. The update includes 17 initial extensions like Ublock Origin Lite and adds PDF annotation capabilities. This brings Edge closer to Safari’s feature set on Apple’s platform.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 7, 2025
Apple Calls EU’s App Store Rules “Illogical” and Contradictory
PolicySoftwareTechnology

Apple Calls EU’s App Store Rules “Illogical” and Contradictory

Apple has fired back at European Commission inquiries about App Store fraud protections, calling the simultaneous push for sideloading contradictory. The company argues you can’t demand stronger safeguards while requiring features that bypass them entirely.

by Carter WellsNovember 7, 2025
Red Hat launches EU ‘sovereign support’ as Europe ditches US tech
CloudSoftwareTechnology

Red Hat launches EU ‘sovereign support’ as Europe ditches US tech

Red Hat is launching confirmed sovereign support specifically for European customers in early 2026. The move makes them the first US company to directly address Europe’s growing digital sovereignty concerns. This comes as multiple European governments are actively replacing Microsoft products with o

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 6, 2025
Windows Update Triggers BitLocker Nightmare for Some Users
ComputingCybersecuritySoftware

Windows Update Triggers BitLocker Nightmare for Some Users

The latest Windows security update is causing unexpected BitLocker recovery prompts, potentially locking users out of their systems. This affects Windows 11 25H2, 24H2, and Windows 10 22H2 installations. Users should verify their BitLocker recovery keys before updating.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 6, 2025
Microsoft Slows Configuration Manager Updates to Annual Cadence
CloudComputingSoftware

Microsoft Slows Configuration Manager Updates to Annual Cadence

Microsoft is changing Configuration Manager’s release schedule from twice yearly to annual updates. The shift begins with version 2609 in September 2026 and aligns with Windows feature updates. This move emphasizes stability over new features while encouraging Intune adoption.

by Darren HoltNovember 6, 2025
NVIDIA’s latest driver breaks older Forza games
GamingHardwareSoftware

NVIDIA’s latest driver breaks older Forza games

NVIDIA’s latest driver update has broken compatibility with several older Forza titles, causing AP204 GPU compatibility errors. The company acknowledges the issue but warns it may not be fixable. Affected users can roll back to the 576.88 driver as a temporary solution.

by Carter WellsNovember 6, 2025
Linux Faces Decade-Old RAID Bug, FreeDesktop Adopts Standard
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Linux Faces Decade-Old RAID Bug, FreeDesktop Adopts Standard

The Linux ecosystem sees both progress and problems this week. FreeDesktop.org officially adopts the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard while a serious decade-old bug in software RAID implementation comes to light. Both developments could significantly impact Linux users and developers.

by Darren HoltNovember 6, 2025
Apple Reportedly Paying Google $1 Billion Annually for Siri’s New Brain
AIBusinessSoftware

Apple Reportedly Paying Google $1 Billion Annually for Siri’s New Brain

Apple is reportedly paying Google $1 billion annually to use Gemini’s 1.2 trillion parameter model for Siri upgrades. The temporary solution, codenamed “Linwood,” will launch with iOS 26.4 this spring while Apple continues developing its own AI system internally.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 6, 2025

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