Dumpster Fire – Litterbox-Inspired Extension for Firefox
Miles Abbott: Open x.com links in a popup so you can read the one post and leave. Port of the Litterbox Safari extension. Litterbox is a cleverer name, but Dumpster Fire is funnier. ★
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How to Fix Your Google Discover Feed
Google Discover is the lifeblood of the news industry on the internet. Without Google Discover presenting you with the stories it thinks you might be interested in, I’m not sure that half of the news outlets you read would exist today. It plays, in my opinion, the most important role in spreading news, and that’s…
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Hot deal! 41mm Pixel Watch 4 LTE crashes to all-time low $329.99
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Amazon just dropped the Google Pixel Watch 4 (41mm) LTE to $329.99, down from its $449.99 recommended retail price. That saves you $120, a 27% discount off the RRP, and it is worth a look right now because this deal is an unmatched all-time low, even surpassing Prime…
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Your old iPhone is actually going to get faster this week
Macworld The main highlight of iOS 27, launching on September 14, will be artificial intelligence, which is only available on relatively new phones (iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 16 and later). Head over to the iOS 27 site on Apple.com, and you’ll see a lot about the new Siri AI, Apple Intelligence, and other features…
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XCancel Shuts Down Again
XCancel: Unfortunately, due to a new development in the ongoing legal proceedings, we are required to suspend this service again until further notice. We can’t share more details. Not surprised, and not sure what to make of the “can’t share more details” part. Again, if you want to avoid visiting X but want to see…
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Apple has altered course on using customer data to train its AI
As it turns out, Apple realistically needs customer data to make Siri AI work well. So, starting with iOS 27, it is asking users to opt-in to training on your data. Apple wants your Siri conversations A new section in the iOS 27 privacy policy shows that Apple has reversed its stance on using customers’…
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Honor Robot Phone gets bend tested and disassembled on video
Honor launched the Robot Phone in China in August, and today it’s reached Zack from the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel. Unsurprisingly, he’s subjected it to his usual battery of “durability tests”, and then disassembled it – all in the video below, so grab some popcorn and enjoy the ride. The Honor Robot Phone’s gimbal camera is…
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The Galaxy Tab S12 series launch date may have just leaked
TL;DR The Galaxy Tab S12 series could debut as early as next month, according to a reliable source. Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Tab S12 Plus and Tab S12 Ultra variants this year, skipping the base model entirely. Leaks suggest the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra could feature the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, while…
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Apple apparently doesn’t want you hanging out at its stores anymore
Macworld The reign of new CEO John Ternus has only just got underway, but Apple is already plotting a major revamp to its retail strategy. According to the latest instalment of Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, the company is preparing a “retail store shake-up” that will see its brick-and-mortar outlets shift focus from so-called “community…
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Unlock 13 Premium FunnMedia Apps on Your Apple Devices for Less than $5 a Month
You’ve been paying a tax on being healthy. Four dollars here for hydration, five there for sleep, another subscription for fasting, another for habits, and each one only ever sees its own slice of you. Your Apple Watch is already collecting the whole picture; what’s missing is a set of apps built to work with…