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It's Wednesday! Microsoft has shared some of the features coming to the new Outlook for Windows over the next few months, which includes offline support. Also, Firefox now works better with Google Meet and other Google web apps, and you should update LibreOffice right away to fix a critical security flaw.

In the world of Google, the original Alexa integration for Nest smart home devices is going away, and Google Podcasts will shut down in 2024.

The iPhone 15 introduced a plethora of new changes. Chief among them was swapping the iPhone's traditional Lightning port for a USB-C port. But that isn't the only change affecting how you charge your new iPhone.

Apple also introduced a new feature called "Charging Optimization" that caps your iPhone's battery at 80%, with the idea being that it will improve the battery's longevity. But is it really a good idea, or should you charge the iPhone 15 normally? Here's what you need to know.

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Microsoft released the new Outlook for Windows last week as a replacement to the Mail and Calendar apps, respectively. Eventually, the new Outlook will replace the main Outlook client, but for that to happen, it's going to need to add some missing features. Some of those features will start rolling out soon - we have the details.

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If you've ever tried to use Google Meet in Firefox, you know what a nightmare it can be. But thanks to a collaboration between the Workspace team and Mozilla, those days could very well be over. See why it may be time to give Google Meet in Firefox another chance.

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If you enjoyed the simplicity of Google Podcasts, we have some bad news: it's shutting down next year. See what's replacing it.

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Starting September 29th, Google is ceasing support of the original Nest Skills for Alexa system. But don't be bummed! We explain what you must do to keep Alexa on your older Google-branded smart home gear.

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If you need to know the specs running under the hood of your Android phone, all you need is one handy app. See what it is, and how to use it.

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As soon as you unwrap that shiny new MacBook and power it on, there are certain settings you need to change immediately. Peek inside to see what they are so you can get the best out of your MacBook on day one.

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OpenAI isn't taking a break as we wind down 2023. It unveiled DALL-E 3 last week with key changes such as vastly improved image generation and safeguards against copying the styles of living artists. This week, it unveiled ChatGPT's upgrade - and it's mighty!

Why's that? Because ChatGPT's latest version makes the AI chatbot more personable. And dare we say, maybe even a bit more human. See how it's all happening, and how the update will change how you interact with ChatGPT in the near future.

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From time-to-time, you'll need to remove outdated and unused kernels from Ubuntu's boot partition to free up space and reduce load times. Necessary as it may be, things can still go wrong. Follow along with our guide to safely remove that gunk and have your Ubuntu machine working at its best.

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Did you know Facebook keeps a tally of your sent friend requests? It's convenient, as it shows you who still hasn't accepted your friend request and even gives you the option to cancel a request. Here's how to find this list in a few simple steps.

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Want to keep a log of every document that's printed on your printer? It's possible in Windows 10. Follow along with our guide, and take the mystery out of what's getting printed.

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Time to update PowerShell? There's actually more than one way to do it. Peek inside to see which methods we recommend.

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The Resident Evil 4 remake is getting a VR mode, exclusively for the PSVR2. But thanks to a certain mod, you can not only play the remake on PC - you can play it right now! We show you how to do it - just don't blame us if you can't sleep tonight!

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