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One of the rewards of living in an area full of mountains, forests, and trees is the ability to enjoy the natural scenery nearby. A hike in the Rockies is a short drive away, with access to some of the most pristine and beautiful nature reserves in the world. However, along with the benefit of this convenience is the issue of smoke from wildfires. The past couple of summers have been quite bad with many weeks of darkened skies and blood-red suns...

Google Continues AI Search Push With Curated 'Web Guide' Results

From PC Mag: Google is testing a new "Web Guide" feature that uses AI to organize the search results page.

While complex Search algorithms organize traditional results page, Web Guide results will be sorted by a custom version of Gemini AI. The latter will make it easier to find information and...

Malware sneaks onto Steam, for the third time this year

From PC World: Hey, Valve. I know y’all are busy banning porn games and not making a new Steam Deck design. But is everything okay over there? I ask because, for the third time in 2025, someone’s been caught sneaking malware into a new game on the Steam storefront. This is becoming a trend...

iOS 26 Public Beta 1 Brings AI Summaries Back to News Apps With a Warning

From CNET: If you have an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone, the first public beta of iOS 26 is bringing AI notification summaries back to news and entertainment apps after being partly removed earlier this year.

Apple disabled AI notification summaries for news and entertainment apps in January...

Experience Next-Level Cooling with Thermaltake MAGFloe Ultra and TT RGB PLUS 3.0

From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake proudly launches the MAGFloe 360/420 Ultra ARGB Sync AIO Liquid Cooler, now available globally. Aimed at users who prioritize both peak thermal efficiency and dynamic design, the MAGFloe Ultra Series delivers exceptional cooling performance and next...

Windows 11's Controversial Recall Feature Will Soon be Turned Off in Brave's Browser

From PC Mag: Microsoft’s Recall feature which automatically takes screenshots of whatever you're doing on your computer has proven controversial drawing criticism from many privacy experts. Now, a popular privacy-focused web browser has confirmed it's turning the feature off by default.

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AMD says US-made Ryzen chips will cost 5-20% more

From PC World: The United States is pushing for domestic manufacturing, and by “pushing,” I mean throwing markets into chaos with tariffs against specific countries and products decided seemingly at random. But how much will computer chips, probably the most complex and in-demand general production...

Google Seems to Have Accidentally Leaked More Pics of the Pixel 10 Series

From CNET: Google appears to have accidentally unveiled an image of four Pixel 10 models well ahead of when it's expected to debut its new phone lineup on Aug. 20.

The website Android Authority posted an image it found while perusing the Google Play Store. The image shows what appear to be four...

Amazon Is Buying an AI Wearable That Listens to Everything You Say

From PC Mag: Amazon may be looking to reenter the world of wearables, but this time it may be with an AI-focused product. The company is buying a startup called Bee that makes a fitness tracker-like device that records your everyday conversations to automatically make to do list items, summarize...

Don’t forget: Microsoft Authenticator is dumping your passwords in a week

From PC World: Microsoft may not kill or nerf products and services with the same rigor as Google, but it’ll still retool its offerings. Case in point: Microsoft Authenticator, which has slowly lost features this summer—and is about to lose even more starting August 1.

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