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Windows Backup app debuts with a taskbar update users begged for

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[ad_1] No, Windows 11 still isn’t able to move your taskbar around. But Microsoft is testing another feature users want: The ability to ungroup and badge your apps and windows on the taskbar. We’d like to say that Microsoft’s Windows 11 Insider preview build 23466 for the Dev Channel includes some the nifty new Windows features that Microsoft announced this week , including RGB lighting controls, improved Widgets, and so on. It doesn’t. Instead, there’s even more — but the Taskbar update is there, thankfully, as is the new PC migration / restore feature . (Sorry, the upcoming Windows Copilot AI-powered tool will debut in June.) Essentially, Microsoft is making Windows 11 more like Windows 10 through the ungrouped badging option (called “never combined mode”) on the Taskbar. Let’s face it: Windows 11 shows a tiny little progress bar-like icon on Windows 11 to indicate how many windows or instances of a given application are available, and it’s impossible to parse. ...

London-based Twig, which gives customers an e-money account and offers quick cash-outs for his or her model pieces and electronics, raises a $35M Collection A (Natasha Lomas/TechCrunch)

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[ad_1] Natasha Lomas / TechCrunch : London-based Twig, which gives customers an e-money account and offers quick cash-outs for his or her model pieces and electronics, raises a $35M Collection A — Twig, a London-based fintech concentrated on Gen Z and more youthful Millennial shoppers with an e-money account that provides them quick cash-outs … [ad_2] #Londonbased #Twig #gives #customers #emoney #account #quick #cashouts #model #pieces #electronics #raises #35M #Collection #Natasha #LomasTechCrunch https://mycyberbase.com/technology/london-based-twig-which-gives-customers-an-e-money-account-and-offers-quick-cash-outs-for-his-or-her-model-pieces-and-electronics-raises-a-35m-collection-a-natasha-lomas-techcrunch/?feed_id=5214&_unique_id=6469dff5cb358 #Technology

TikTok customers display that Disney's text-to-speech Rocket the Raccoon voice would not say phrases like "homosexual", "lesbian", or "queer"; the verdict has now been reversed (Mitchell Clark/The Verge)

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[ad_1] Mitchell Clark / The Verge : TikTok customers display that Disney's text-to-speech Rocket the Raccoon voice would not say phrases like “homosexual”, “lesbian”, or “queer”; the verdict has now been reversed — No matter used to be inflicting LGBT-related phrases to be silenced seems to had been reversed [ad_2] #TikTok #customers #display #Disneys #texttospeech #Rocket #Raccoon #voice #wouldnt #phrases #homosexual #lesbian #queer #determination #reversed #Mitchell #ClarkThe #Verge https://mycyberbase.com/technology/tiktok-customers-display-that-disneys-text-to-speech-rocket-the-raccoon-voice-would-not-say-phrases-like-homosexual-lesbian-or-queer-the-verdict-has-now-been-reversed-mitchell-clark-the-ver/?feed_id=1442&_unique_id=64412f6ecb97a #Technology