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Microsoft force installs Windows 10 update to remove Flash Player By Microsoft is force installing a Windows 10 update that removes the embedded 32-bit version of Adobe Flash Player from the operating system. In October, we reported that Microsoft had released the KB4577586 optional update to remove the embedded 32-bit Flash Player from Windows and prevent it from being installed again. 32-bit Flash shown in Windows 10 Control Panel This update was only available from the Microsoft Catalog,...

The OWC Thunderbolt 4/USB-C cable is fully compatible with any modern USB standard and will connect any two USB-C devices without issues.

Pegatron plans on setting up a manufacturing base in Chennai, India, gearing up to produce iPhone models in the second half of 2021 at the earliest.

Apple has made the second build of the macOS Big Sur 11.3 beta available to those in the public beta program.

  As Australian authorities pursue a plan to have Big Tech companies pay news sites, Facebook shut down all pages that could be even vaguely be described as news ones. As it has previously threatened to do, Facebook has removed news pages in Australia. It follows continued progress by authorities toward a proposed system of charging social media firms. Alongside pages from news organizations, however, Facebook also shut down some charities, plus emergency services and health pages. According t...

Industry sources say Apple plans to increase its iPad production in India, and that it is lobbying the local government to increase incentives for it and other technology firms.

Satechi has released a pair of new Bluetooth remotes to control presentations as well as media playback on both Mac and iPad.

Following nearly six months of profound availability constraints, the US government is about to assess semiconductor, battery, and rare earth metal supply chains for inefficiencies and national security concerns.

Google has rolled out support for Apple's TV app and its Apple TV+ streaming service to its Chromecast with Google TV hardware, meaning users can now watch Apple originals on the Google hardware.

  Apple is investigating ways to join images from many iPhone cameras, and optionally to control all those devices simultaneously to capture a 360-degree image. As Apple continues to research periscope cameras for the next iPhone, newly-revealed patent applications show that it is looking to leverage multiple cameras on multiple devices. "System For Producing A Continuous Image From Separate Image Sources," is concerned with synchronising multiple iPhones, and then combining images together ...