Reports Suggest Microsoft Recall Can Still Screenshot Credit Card Numbers

Perhaps unsurprisingly at this point, Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature is once again in hot water. The service, which is designed to automatically capture screenshots of your Windows desktop on a Copilot+ PC, was supposedly patched to disable it from capturing screenshots of sensitive information like credit card numbers, passwords, and more, but a new report suggest…

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MS Authenticator users face passkey crunch time

Microsoft’s move towards passwordless technology will kick up a gear from Friday 1 August 2025, when Redmond will implement new measures that in effect force users of its Authenticator application to migrate to passkeys by removing password support and deleting stored passwords Since the start of June 2025, users of the Authenticator application have lost…

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Nvidia’s Budget RTX 5050 Vs RTX 4060: Is The Upgrade

Stefan_Sutka/Shutterstock With the latest Nvidia GPUs now available, it’s natural to consider an upgrade to a newer model. The RTX 50-series cards, which were among BGR’s best of CES 2025 picks, are worth taking a look at. Although the top-of-the-line models are performance powerhouses, don’t overlook the entry level cards, like the RTX 5050, which comes with all…

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Global LEO satellite comms services spend set to hit $14

Research from Gartner has pointed to the emergence of low-Earth orbit (LEO) consumer and business use cases that are driving communications service providers (CSPs) to expand the market to the point of enabling LEO satellites to become a mainstream enterprise broadband technology. The study notes that to date, LEO satellites have primarily delivered broadband connectivity…

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Apple May Tap Intel To Manufacture Future M-Series Mac Chips

José Adorno for BGR After the WWDC 2025 keynote, Apple revealed it’s finally ditching support for Intel Macs starting with macOS 27 in the fall of 2026. While this change is due to the successful release of the company’s own silicon processors, it doesn’t mean that Apple is going to completely eliminate its relationships with Intel.…

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Be wary of enterprise software providers’ AI

Financial results analysis by Forrester has found that enterprise software providers are ramping up efforts to sell the idea of an artificial intelligence (AI) user experience. The analyst firm warned that products with embedded AI from the likes of Microsoft, Oracle and SAP require careful financial management, and that IT leaders need to look for…

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