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Apple's Siri Overhaul Faces Internal Scrutiny as Engineers Voice Performance Concerns Ahead of iOS 2 - Professional coverage
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Apple’s Siri Overhaul Faces Internal Scrutiny as Engineers Voice Performance Concerns Ahead of iOS 26.4 Launch

Internal Testing Reveals Siri Performance Issues Apple's highly anticipated AI-powered Siri upgrade, scheduled for release in early 2026 as part…

Google's Privacy Sandbox Shutdown Signals End of an Era for Chrome User Protection - Professional coverage
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Google’s Privacy Sandbox Shutdown Signals End of an Era for Chrome User Protection

Privacy Initiative Abandoned After Six-Year Struggle In a stunning reversal that impacts all 3 billion Chrome users worldwide, Google has…

Opera's Premium AI Browser Enters Market with Subscription Model and Task-Focused Agents - Professional coverage
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Opera’s Premium AI Browser Enters Market with Subscription Model and Task-Focused Agents

Opera Neon: A New Direction in Browser Technology Norwegian software company Opera has officially launched its AI-powered browser, Opera Neon,…

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Commodore Revives Classic Brand with Linux-Based Vision OS Targeting Windows 10 Refugees

The revived Commodore brand is targeting Windows 10 users with a new Linux-based operating system designed as an escape from Microsoft’s ecosystem. Vision OS 3.0 offers privacy-focused computing alongside modern Commodore hardware. The community-led initiative includes original Commodore team members and has already seen strong pre-order numbers for its FPGA-based replica systems.

Commodore Returns with Windows 10 Alternative

Despite a complex history involving bankruptcies and acquisitions, the Commodore brand is making a surprising comeback with a new operating system targeting users seeking alternatives to Microsoft’s ecosystem. According to reports, the newly revived Commodore International Corporation is promoting Vision OS as a solution for Windows 10 users concerned about Microsoft’s recent support changes.

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Samsung Reportedly Scraps Galaxy S26 Edge Following Underwhelming S25 Edge Performance

Samsung has reportedly abandoned plans for a Galaxy S26 Edge successor following disappointing sales of the current S25 Edge model. According to Korean media reports, the company will discontinue the ultra-thin smartphone line after current inventory sells out. The decision comes despite Samsung’s heavy promotion of the device’s slim design and early market entry ahead of Apple’s iPhone Air.

Samsung Discontinues Edge Line Following Sales Shortfall

Samsung Electronics has reportedly cancelled development of the Galaxy S26 Edge and will discontinue the current S25 Edge model once existing stock is depleted, according to reports from Korean media outlet Newspim. Sources indicate that the decision follows several months of underwhelming sales performance for the premium thin-form-factor smartphone.