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Microsoft 365 Outage Traced to a Network Capacity Upgrade, With Outlook Down for Hours
Microsoft says the Microsoft 365 outage that locked users out of Outlook on November 12 began with “an issue during an earlier network capacity upgrade.” It gave that cause in an update at 17:57 UTC on November 13, more than 25 hours after its first alert. At that point, Microsoft reported “broad recovery and stability”…
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Apple
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Windows 11 Now Runs on the iPhone Duo, but the Setup Turns Off Defender and Updates
A new open-source project runs the desktop ARM version of Windows 11 on Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo, with no jailbreak. Getting there is not simple, though. The documented setup needs an Apple silicon Mac, a set of developer tools, and a Windows image with Microsoft Defender and Windows Update switched off. Ammaar Reshi, who leads…
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Apple AI Glasses Project Named by Chinese Supplier, but Key Details Stay Hidden
A Shanghai-listed Chinese equipment maker says it has worked on two unannounced Apple products: AI glasses and “new smart earphones.” Quick Intelligent Equipment made the remark at its third-quarter 2026 earnings briefing on November 10. Apple has not announced either product. No response from Apple has been reported. The company did not say what it…
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Google Intelligent Eyewear Pre-Orders Open at $395, but Only for US and Korea
Google’s Gemini glasses now cost $395 and up, and you can pre-order a pair today. The catch is who can actually use them. They work only with Google accounts from the United States and South Korea, and only for adults 18 and older. Google opened pre-orders on November 12 for its Intelligent Eyewear line. Gentle…
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Gemini 4 Hydrogen Beats Argon at a Lower Price, but Trails Claude on Coding Tests
Google’s newest Gemini model costs $1.50 per million input tokens, and it outscores the pricier Gemini 4 Argon on a key intelligence index. Gemini 4 Hydrogen launched on November 12, 2026, and Google says it is rolling out globally. Free Gemini users, Google Search users and developers on the free API tier can all reach…
Microsoft
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Microsoft 365 Outage Traced to a Network Capacity Upgrade, With Outlook Down for Hours
Microsoft says the Microsoft 365 outage that locked users out of Outlook on November 12 began with “an issue during an earlier network capacity upgrade.” It gave that cause in an update at 17:57 UTC on November 13, more than 25 hours after its first alert. At that point, Microsoft reported “broad recovery and stability”…
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Microsoft Patent Application Describes AI That Rewrites Live Speech and Redraws Lips
A Microsoft patent application describes an AI system that could swap the words a person says on a live stream before viewers hear them. It would also redraw the speaker’s lips so the new words look natural. According to the patent tracker Patentlyze, which first flagged the Microsoft filing, the edited feed would run about…
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Microsoft Fixes Remote Desktop Connection Error
Microsoft Fixes Remote Desktop Connection Error Microsoft has officially rectified a frustrating anomaly. This software glitch hindered standard users from establishing remote sessions. Specifically, it caused a Remote Desktop connection error in secure environments. The disruption plagued systems where the robust Administrator protection protocol was active. Initiated during the autumn of 2025, this advanced security…
Smartphones
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Galaxy S27 Pro Listed With Snapdragon in Europe, While S27 and S27+ Get Exynos 2700
European buyers who want a Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S27 may not have to buy the Ultra. Trade records list the Galaxy S27 Pro with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6. The cheaper Galaxy S27 and S27+ show Samsung’s own Exynos 2700 instead. Notebookcheck reported the four European listings on November 4. They come from NBD, a…
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Samsung Acknowledges Bizarre Status Bar Bugs in One UI 9 Update
Samsung Addresses Peculiar One UI 9 Status Bar Issues Samsung’s highly anticipated stable One UI 9 rollout is currently accelerating. This massive update delivers numerous exciting features and crucial improvements to an ever-expanding array of Galaxy devices. However, as an increasing number of eager users install this major system upgrade, a few unexpected software bugs…
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Leaked Samsung Galaxy S27 Screen Protectors Reveal Display Sizes
Leaked Galaxy S27 Screen Protectors Reveal Display Sizes Technology publication SammyGuru recently published an intriguing article featuring leaked images. Specifically, these photos showcase third-party tempered glass screen protectors designed for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 series. Furthermore, SammyGuru’s exclusive Galaxy S27 series screen protector images leak displays both standard transparent and privacy-focused variations. This comprehensive…
Security
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How Firefox Fingerprinting Protection Cut Unique Fingerprints From 75% to 46%
The share of Firefox users with a unique browser fingerprint fell from 75% to 46% after a set of new protections shipped. Mozilla reached that figure with measurements from nearly 25 million Firefox users. The core lesson is simple: hiding a few device details makes tracking much harder. Tom Ritter, Frederik Braun and Christoph Kerschbaumer…
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Overloaded Routers, Not the New SMART AI Tool, Behind the FAA Ground Stop, Officials Say
More than 3,500 planes were in the air on Friday afternoon when the Federal Aviation Administration stopped every departure from US airports. The nationwide FAA ground stop lasted more than four hours. Officials blamed overloaded routers in an aging air traffic control network, not a cyberattack and not the agency’s new SMART AI tool. Transportation…
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Voltage Glitch Turns Nvidia CMP 170HX Mining Card Into an 80GB A100
A hardware researcher has turned an Nvidia CMP 170HX mining card, sold with 8GB of usable memory, into what she calls “effectively an A100-80G.” In one FP16 benchmark, the modified card beat a retail A100 by about 18 percent. The researcher, who publishes as Kate, described the method in a detailed write-up on voltage glitching…
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Hackers Use StyleSmuggler Magento Flaw to Plant PSK Agent RAT on Online Stores
Attackers hit Magento and Adobe Commerce stores in at least three regions with a new remote access trojan between September 9 and 13, 2026. They used StyleSmuggler, a maximum-severity flaw that Adobe had patched only two days before the campaign began. Researchers Daniel Johnston and Gabi Sharadin of Imperva Threat Research described the attacks in…
Linux
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RHEL 10.3 and 9.9 Add Sealed Images, AI Diagnostics and New Upgrade Paths
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.3 can now block a system from loading files that changed after deployment. Red Hat released RHEL 10.3 and RHEL 9.9 on November 11, 2026, according to the official Red Hat release blog. The two updates do not carry the same features, so the version you run decides what you get.…
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Kora OS Puts AI Agents Inside a Linux Desktop, but You Will Wait Until 2027
Kora OS, a new Linux-based desktop operating system with AI models and agents built into the system itself, will not reach PCs until 2027. Its maker, KORA Systems of Palo Alto, unveiled it on November 10, 2026. The company has not shared a price, a business model or a beta program yet. The project comes…
Gadgets
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AMD Adrenalin 26.11.1 Fixes the Radeon SSD Write Bug – What to Check Now
AMD has shipped Adrenalin Edition 26.11.1, the driver it promised would stop Radeon PCs from writing junk data to their SSDs around the clock. The AMD Software Adrenalin Edition 26.11.1 release notes, last updated on November 12, list two fixed cases of “excessive writes to the system drive.” The first case happens while the PC…
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16GB RAM and DDR4 Gain Ground on PCs as RAM Prices Rise, CPU-Z Data Shows
Fewer newly checked PCs carry 32GB or 64GB of memory than a year ago. That is the picture in the latest CPU-Z Validator statistics from CPUID, the company behind the popular CPU-Z hardware utility. Systems with 16GB and 8GB gained share over the same period. The shift comes as RAM prices keep climbing on demand…
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