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Rockstar finally offering free Grand Theft Auto V PS5 and Xbox Series X/S upgrades
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Rockstar finally offering free Grand Theft Auto V PS5 and Xbox Series X/S upgrades

At long last, Rockstar Games will provide free upgrades to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Grand Theft Auto V. Staring on June 18, those who own the open-world crime game on PS4 and Xbox One can receive their respective current-gen versions at no additional cost. With the upgraded versions, players will benefit fr...

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Google is closing the door on ad-blockers in Chrome, other browsers
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Google is closing the door on ad-blockers in Chrome, other browsers

It’s been a long time coming, but Google will finally close a loophole in its popular Chrome browser that enabled ad-blocking tools. Moreover, the change will have cascading effects on other web browsers, many of which use the underlying, open-source Chromium that powers Google’s Chrome. The core issue stems from chan...

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Android 17 is here for Pixel devices
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Android 17 is here for Pixel devices

Android 17 is here and is available on most supported Pixel devices, and is making its way to other Android devices in the coming months. Some of the newest features include multitasking better with bubbles, which allows you to turn any app into a compact, floating window. Long-press any app icon to convert it into […]

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You can uninstall these default Samsung apps, but you really shouldn't
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You can uninstall these default Samsung apps, but you really shouldn't

Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Android, Samsung Galaxy: You can uninstall these default Samsung apps, but you really shouldn't. A dica foi registrada para consulta rápida, com link para a publicação original e contexto suficiente para decidir se vale abrir o material completo.

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Feds push to fast-track ‘lawful access’ bill, limiting debate

Feds push to fast-track ‘lawful access’ bill, limiting debate

The Government of Canada is looking to fast-track the passage of its controversial “lawful access” legislation by the end of the week. The feds say Bill C-22 is intended to “strengthen Canada’s laws and support law enforcement and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) with new tools to investigate serious...

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