Android's Advanced Protection Mode may soon disable a key Chrome feature to boost security

Google may allow users to disable WebGPU in Chrome via Android Advanced Protection Mode to shield users from sophisticated online attacks.

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Cloudflare Releases Experimental Next.js Alternative Built With AI Assistance

Cloudflare released vinext, an experimental Next.js reimplementation built on Vite by one engineer, with AI guidance over one ...

Microsoft Reveals Project Helix Features at Next-Gen Xbox GDC Talk, Alpha Versions to Be Sent to Devs in 2027

Microsoft has revealed early features of Project Helix, its next-gen Xbox, while confirming plans to send alpha versions of ...

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Google will let you make Chrome on Android 16 more secure by introducing a toggle for disabling WebGPU. But doing this will come with some trade offs.
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It Took Me Just 2 Hours to Vibe Code a Mass Surveillance Site With OpenAI's Codex

With zero coding skills, and in a disturbingly short time, I was able to assemble camera feeds from around the world into a ...
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NVIDIA GDC 2026 reveals include DLSS 4.5 Mega Geometry, mod features, and better VR streaming

NVIDIA has come to this year's Game Developers Conference with some exciting software announcements. PC users hoping to see ...