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[Europe] ETC has announced the release of the latest Hog family software, Hog OS v5.3. This significant release for the Hog system provides major internal changes, enabling the system to move forward with new features, while increasing performance and stability.

Hyundai Motor and Kia announced Wednesday they are launching an in-vehicle app development contest and are now accepting applications from university students, developers and startups.

Snap Specs are available for pre-order now, and actor Robert Downey Jr. is joining the team after he said he “was absolutely sold on Specs within 40 seconds.”

Sony has released PS5 update 26.07-14.20.00 | 26.07-14.20.00.07 today, October 21, and this is a minor firmware patch for gamers, but a big one for Sony and even Take-Two Interactive.

A group comprising of a Temple University associate professor, a former Temple men’s soccer player, and former volleyball player have co-developed a new app that aims to help student-athletes, writes Nick Kariuki for Billy Penn at WHYY.

Google’s redesigned 3D emoji library debuted on the Pixel 11, but might now be slowly appearing on older Pixel devices.

Chrome today announced the latest features for Safe Browsing Enhanced Protection. Google says this mode makes users ten times safer from phishing, social engineering, notification abuse, and other scams compared to Standard Protection.

There’s a reason why people prefer to keep their search history private, whether it’s to keep sensitive information confidential or to prevent prying eyes from seeing something potentially embarrassing. Just like with search history, there may be certain chatbot conversations you don’t want out in the open. Back in August, we discovered evidence suggesting OpenAI…

Commercial and community solar design platform Solesca has launched v2 of its proprietary software, which officials say is “the company’s biggest release to date.”

Some of the best features on your phone are the ones that work quietly in the background. However, there’s a fine line between making your life easier and making decisions on your behalf, and Google’s approach to automatically verifying phone numbers on Android raises questions about which side of that line it’s on. We recently…