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Google Blocks Malicious Save‑image‑as‑Type Chrome Extension
Google removed the Save‑image‑as‑Type Chrome extension on March 16, 2026, after a 2024 ownership change added code that swapped affiliate IDs at checkout. The script hijacked commissions from 578 retailers by rewriting URLs, cookie‑stuffing, and redirecting payouts to attackers. Users should uninstall the extension, clear e‑commerce cookies, and run a scan; firms should audit for risks.
OneUI 9 early build appears on Galaxy S26 before OneUI 8.5
Samsung’s early‑build of OneUI 9 for the Galaxy S26, based on Android 17, appeared before the official OneUI 8.5 rollout. It adds larger brightness and volume sliders and moves the parental‑controls menu, though the system still shows Android 16. Since OneUI 8.5 launched in February 2026, the OneUI 9 build is a test version, pointing to a wider release around mid‑2026.
Allen Institute Turns Mouse Brain Signals into Video
On March 10, 2026, the Allen Institute reported in eLife that two‑photon imaging of 78,000 neurons in mouse visual cortex can be decoded into 30 Hz video. Using the Sensorium/DNEM model, the team reached a pixel‑level correlation of 0.57—twice the accuracy of earlier work—suggesting real‑time brain‑computer interfaces while sparking privacy debates.
Yamaha 2026 Tricity 300 Debuts Built‑in Airbag
The Yamaha 2026 Tricity 300 is the first scooter with a factory‑installed airbag that inflates in 30 ms during a frontal crash. Independent tests show the head‑injury index drops from 6,794 to 118—a 98% reduction below lethal levels. Its 292 cc engine delivers 27.6 hp, 3.3 L/100 km fuel use and about 245 miles of range, making it a safer, efficient option for city commuters.
Apple keeps Liquid Glass in iOS 27 as the iPhone arrives
Apple’s March 15 briefing announced iOS 27 will retain the translucent Liquid Glass UI while adding an AI layer that runs on‑device language and image models. The same event introduced a foldable iPhone 18 Pro with dual‑screen multitasking and delayed the Siri Home Hub to late 2026, aligning both releases with Apple’s roadmap toward AR glasses expected in 2026 to 2027.
Microsoft’s Copilot AI adds wrong Windows 11 screenshots
Microsoft’s Copilot tool is now creating tutorial images for Windows 11 documentation, but several screenshots display an outdated Edge icon and a nonexistent widget arrangement. The mis-labeled visuals have prompted a WindowsLatest investigation, warning IT admins that reliance on these AI-generated graphics could lead to configuration errors and more support tickets.
Samsung Galaxy Connect blocks the C: drive on Windows laptops
On February 10, 2026, Samsung’s pre‑installed Galaxy Connect app locked users out of the C: drive on several Galaxy Book Windows laptops by corrupting NTFS permissions. Microsoft confirmed the fault, removed the app from the Store on March 14, 2026, and advises administrators to uninstall Galaxy Connect to restore file access and biometric login.
Apple cuts China App Store commission to 25%
Apple said that, starting March 15, 2026, the standard App Store commission for iOS and iPadOS apps in China will drop from 30% to 25%. The cut follows talks with the State Administration for Market Regulation amid an antitrust probe. Developers keep a larger slice of revenue, and the rate now sits between the EU’s 15% tier and the U.S. 30% standard, suggesting policy shifts.
Rust CLI lets AI agents trade with a single command
Rust CLI that signs, throttles, and offers a sandbox for AI bots on Kraken
Zombie ZIP (CVE-2026-0866) Evades 60 of 63 AV Products
CVE-2026-0866, dubbed “Zombie ZIP,” masks a DEFLATE-compressed payload as a stored ZIP, letting it slip past most scanners. Sixty of 63 AV/EDR products missed it, yielding a 98% evasion rate on VirusTotal. Until patches roll out, users should verify ZIP sources, scan with multiple engines, avoid opening unexpected files, and use sandboxing or Windows Explorer extraction, with caution.
Apple orders 20 million Samsung displays for iPhone Ultra
Apple placed an order for 20 million flexible displays from Samsung on March 12, 2026, marking the company's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Ultra. Samsung became the sole supplier after BOE failed quality checks, with production slated for May and the first units expected in Q4 2026. Analysts say the deal could boost the global foldable market by up to 30 percent year‑over‑year.
Parallels Desktop 19.2 runs Windows 11 ARM on MacBook Neo
Parallels Desktop 19.2 shows Windows 11 ARM can run in a VM on the new MacBook Neo with Apple’s A18 Pro chip. VT‑EX support enables shared‑memory operation, allowing enterprises to consolidate macOS and Windows workloads on a single low‑cost laptop. The base 8 GB model caps Windows RAM at about 4 GB, limiting multitasking.
3 days agoApple’s 50‑Year Journey: From Garage to Global Action
Tim Cook’s anniversary letter marks Apple’s 50‑year milestone by celebrating the users who turned a garage prototype into habits. From the Apple I’s bare board to the iPhone, iPod, Macintosh and Apple Watch, the story shows how simple actions—recording a newborn, tracking a run, building an app—have shaped the company’s legacy and point to a user‑focused future.
3 days agoJBL rolls out EasySing AI Mic with PartyBox 2 Plus
JBL unveiled the EasySing AI karaoke microphone, bundled with the PartyBox 2 Plus, on April 5, 2026. The mic’s on‑device neural‑network strips vocals at three levels and adds real‑time pitch correction, while Voice Boost cuts background noise. With ten‑hour battery life and USB‑C pairing, it aims at the expanding U.S. karaoke market driven by AI‑enhanced, portable audio.
Why Does Muscle Mass Beat the Scale After 40?
Hidden muscle loss slows metabolism; strength tests can protect health after 40
Evening Sugar Cravings: Why They’re Metabolic, Not Willpower
Low glucose and dopamine spikes spark sweet cravings; protein curbs them
Apple’s upcoming foldable adds two‑app split-screen
Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone, slated for the 2026‑2027 roadmap, will run a custom OS and support a two‑app side‑by‑side view. The internal screen expands to roughly 7.6‑7.8 inches while the outer cover remains a familiar 5.4 inches, offering a pocket‑sized device that lets professionals check notes or reply to messages without switching apps. Developer tools will determine how quickly the split‑screen workflow gains traction.
7 Steps to Supercharge Windows with PowerToys v0.97.2
Install, configure, and use PowerToys v0.97.2 to speed up Windows tasks
Apple Music Streams Full Songs Inside TikTok
Apple Music became the exclusive provider of full‑track streaming inside TikTok on March 11, 2026. Users tap a button to play entire songs via an embedded mini‑player without leaving the app. Non‑subscribers receive a three‑month free trial, streams count toward artist royalties, and new Listening Party rooms enable real‑time co‑listening with live chat.
4 days agoXbox Full Screen Experience hits Windows 11 in April 2026
Microsoft announced that the Xbox Full Screen Experience will be available on Windows 11 PCs starting in April 2026. The mode disables File Explorer and background services, freeing roughly 2 GB of RAM and lowering CPU load. Gamers can activate it by pressing Win+F11 or via the Game Bar, and it works with Steam, Epic, Microsoft Store, and DirectX 12 titles.
