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The STREAM trial met its two-year statistical threshold, but more older adults assigned to stop statins experienced a heart attack, ischemic stroke or death.
Apple has launched retention messages that let subscription apps show reminders or special offers when customers try to cancel. Subscribers can still leave, while a separate real-time API gives developers more control
X is rolling out a rebuilt web app country by country, claiming sharply faster profile and post loading on slow connections. Its own tests show smaller gains for Home, exposing an important
SamMobile reports that Samsung will bring an improved Privacy Display to both the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra. Samsung has not confirmed it, and brightness figures remain unreported.
Famitsu awards the Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake 37/40, with reviewers praising its camera, controls and graphics. The score falls three points short of the Nintendo 64 original's perfect mark.
Google said it will switch off Gemini and Search by default for K-12 student accounts until school administrators turn them on. Schools that reject AI will also lose Search, because Google says
Microsoft says it has made Windows 11 noticeably quicker on PCs with 8GB of RAM, claiming up to 20% better responsiveness and up to 40% faster multitasking in its own lab tests.
Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 27.3, bringing back the redesigned Health app, adding vertical tabs to Safari and widening what Siri AI can do inside Apple’s own apps.
Sony is reportedly promoting cash trade-ins of up to $400 for a standard PS5 and two controllers through Back Market. The marketplace's separate $410 estimate and older PS4 voucher terms should not
Anthropic says Claude Code should no longer recreate someone else's specific game, while original projects remain supported. Developer complaints expose uncertainty over commissioned adaptations and how the coding assistant explains refusals.
Google says a Chinese device maker built the XCPE backdoor into more than 1.3 million Android TV boxes, and that it has dismantled the botnet with industry partners.
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