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Gmail's Automatic Filters Were Broken, but Google Says It's Been Fixed

Gmail's Automatic Filters Were Broken, but Google Says It's Been Fixed

Coverage: 5 sources

Gmail’s filter system has been a strong way to quiet the noise of constant promotional emails and updates, but it might be broken. We are seeing several reports of Google’s email service not filtering emails as inboxes blow up. more…See the Story

Miss Windows 10's movable taskbar? You still can't relocate it in Windows 11, but a new PowerToys feature could be the next best thing

Miss Windows 10's movable taskbar? You still can't relocate it in Windows 11, but a new PowerToys feature could be the next best thing

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

PowerToys is a nifty suite of add-ons for Windows 11, and a potential new feature could be a welcome addition.See the Story

Nigeria: Mobile Performance Volume Hits 1.23 Million Terabits - Tech

Technology · Nigeria

Nigeria: Mobile Performance Volume Hits 1.23 Million Terabits - Tech

A new report has shown a marked improvement in mobile performance in Nigeria between the first quarter of 2023 and the fourth quarter of 2025, driven using 4G. Over the period, according to the latest data from nPerf reveal average download speeds doubled, rising from 7.1 Mbps to 14.7 Mbps, while upload speeds more than quadrupled, increasing from 1.77 Mbps to 7.28 Mbps. This improvement comes in the context of rapid growth in mobile data consum…See the Story

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