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November 2026 Patch Tuesday Fixes 1,235 Flaws: Update Outlook Now to Close a Live Zero-Day
Microsoft’s biggest patch batch yet includes an Outlook flaw that attackers were already using to steal password hashes. Here’s what to install and in what order.
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Personal Finance in Claude Is Live: Who Can Link a Bank Account and What to Check First
Claude can now read your bank and card accounts and answer questions about your spending. Here’s who gets it and what happens to your data.
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One UI 9 Rollout Is Spreading: Which Galaxy Phones and Tablets Have It Now
Samsung’s One UI 9 update has moved from flagships to budget Galaxy A phones and the Tab S11 series. Here’s who has it and how to check yours.
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A Mark of the Web Bypass Is Being Exploited in Windows: Here’s What to Do Now
Attackers are using a Windows Shell flaw to slip files past the warnings you rely on. Microsoft fixed it in October; here’s how to make sure you have it.
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Windows 11 Restore Summary Shows What Your Backup Actually Brought Over
A new Windows 11 screen finally lists what your backup restored to a new PC. Here is where to find it, why it vanishes after a week, and who gets it.
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Apple Intelligence in China Is Coming to iPad and Mac: What Just Got Cleared
China’s regulator has registered Apple Intelligence for iPads and MacBooks. Here’s what’s confirmed, what isn’t, and what iPhone owners get in December.
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Windows 11 Memory Integrity Is Turning On by Itself: What to Know
Microsoft is enabling a kernel-protection feature on more Windows 11 PCs through updates. Here’s who gets it and how to check yours.
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Chrome 158 Is Rolling Out Early: Release Date and What’s New
Google has started pushing the new Chrome to some Windows users. Here’s when everyone gets it and what the new install prompts mean.
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Google Maps in AI Studio Lets You Build Map Apps From a Single Prompt
Google AI Studio can now set up Maps for you. Describe a location idea, get a live map, and build it free with no credit card.
