The browser market is shifting beyond search as AI-powered assistants, privacy-focused browsing and productivity features become key differentiators. Here’s a look at the best Chrome and Safari alternatives available in 2026.
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Federal employees can once again download TikTok on government-issued devices after new DOJ guidance said previous restrictions no longer apply following changes to the platform’s US ownership structure.
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Google has expanded AI Mode with app integrations that allow users to connect Instacart, Canva and YouTube, making it easier to complete shopping, design and music tasks directly within the AI-powered search experience.
Stripe and Advent International have reportedly offered around $53.4 billion to acquire PayPal in what could become one of the biggest fintech deals ever.
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Spotify has launched a ChatGPT-like AI music assistant that lets Premium users chat with the app to discover music, podcasts and audiobooks through natural conversations.
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Meta has quietly rolled back one of its newest AI tools just days after launch. The Meta AI photo feature removed this week was part of Muse Image, a fresh image generator built by Meta Superintelligence Labs. It had let people create pictures by tagging public Instagram accounts they wanted the AI to draw from,
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Anthropic Launches Claude Reflect: Anthropic has rolled out a new dashboard called “Reflect” inside Claude, giving users a way to look back at how they’ve actually been using the chatbot day to day. Instead of just showing a list of past chats, the feature pulls that activity together into something easier to make sense of
U.S. Army website defacement: The U.S. Army has restored two of its technology-focused websites after they were defaced with political and pro-Kurdish messages, prompting an ongoing cybersecurity investigation. According to media reports, the incident affected the error pages of the Army’s Open Innovation Lab and AI Integration Center websites rather than their primary web pages.
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Microsoft has announced another round of workforce reductions, confirming that 4,800 employees, or around 2.1% of its global workforce, will leave the company. The latest restructuring significantly impacts the Xbox gaming division, where approximately one-fifth of employees will be affected over the next two years. Company executives said the changes are part of a broader
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Security researchers have confirmed that Pegasus spyware was used to hack the iPhone of former European Parliament member Stelios Kouloglou while he was serving on a committee investigating spyware abuses across Europe. The discovery has renewed concerns over the use of commercial surveillance tools against journalists, lawmakers, and public officials. According to researchers, the attacks
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