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Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that includes eleven security fixes, one of which has been reportedly exploited in the wild.

WhatsApp's new Document Preview feature will soon be launched globally. As of the moment, users can't actually see the photos or videos shared as documents unless they download the files. 

Apple geeks may be aware of the mystery of the handwritten Apple 1 serial number present on some of the surviving machines. Namely, no one knew how they got there.

There have been a number of reports of an M2 Mac this year, including the slightly odd idea of an entry-level M2 MacBook Pro model sitting below the M1 Pro and M1 Max models. 

Intel's 13th gen Raptor Lake CPUs have been teased recently, and it looks like the big one is going to be quite the multi-threaded behemoth.

iPhone screen production has been hit by the on-going shortage of display driver chips, says a new report today. The shortage is set to affect production both this month and next.

It’s been almost two years since Apple chipmaker TSMC announced its plans to construct a plant in Arizona. Now, a report indicates that the company is three to six months behind schedule.

macOS has gone through a handful of visual changes over the last several years, but one thing that has stayed largely the same is System Preferences. 

We’ve been covering everything new in iOS 15.4 since the release of the first beta version in January, and Apple continues to add more features to its mobile operating system.

About a month ago, WhatsApp started testing the ability to listen to voice messages while in a different chat. Today, the company is rolling out an improved version of this feature to all users.

Apple's current version of the Safari beta would now ask users to input their usernames when logging in with a saved password to ensure that it is the correct login for the user.  

Meta, Facebook’s parent company, reported a 26% decrease in revenue last week, a total of $250 billion.