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It’s April and we’re about to make it rain on your business with creative marketing ideas for the whole month.  There’s National Grilled Cheese Day, Take Your Child to Work Day, Autism Awareness Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and more. These observances and themes provide opportunities for you to connect with your customers, express your voice and values, and creatively engage your audience—especially on social media. Read on to learn all April themes, holidays, and awareness causes you can leverage for promoting your business, and see real examples from businesses across various industries to give you some creative inspiration. 🗓…

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What you need to knowSamsung’s first software update for the Galaxy S26 series removed the “Hey Plex” wake phrase that activated the Perplexity AI assistant hands-free.Without the “Hey Plex detection” toggle in settings, users now have to open Perplexity manually or use the side button.Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas confirmed the command will return as “Hey Perplexity.”Samsung’s newest flagship phones just lost a feature they launched with, but this change could point to something bigger for the future of AI on Galaxy devices.When Samsung launched the Galaxy S26 lineup earlier this year, it highlighted its growing AI ecosystem. In addition to…

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The demand came from a gap that general-purpose observability tools were not filling. Customers running tools like Datadog and New Relic told F5 they needed something different.  F5 Insight pulls from technology acquired through the Threat Stack and Fletch acquisitions and runs on F5’s AI data fabric. It includes an AI assistant trained on F5’s product knowledge base. Capabilities include explaining what an existing iRule does when pasted in or generating a new iRule from a natural language description. F5 Insight is generally available now as self-managed software for Big-IP. A SaaS delivery model is planned, and coverage will extend…

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An SQL injection vulnerability in Ally, a WordPress plugin from Elementor for web accessibility and usability with more than 400,000 installations, could be exploited to steal sensitive data without authentication. The security issue, tracked as CVE-2026-2313, received a high severity score. It was discovered by Drew Webber (mcdruid), an offensive security engineer at Acquia, a software-as-a-service company that provides an enterprise-level Digital Experience Platform (DXP). SQL injection flaws have been around for more than 25 years and continue to be a threat today, despite being well understood and technically easy to fix and avoid. This type of security issue occurs when user input…

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Eight in ten Performance Max advertisers are receiving connected TV (CTV) impressions via YouTube, as reported by Smarter Ecoommerce’s Mike Ryan. Google has expanded the channel’s reach over the past year — and the trajectory is only accelerating. The timeline of how we got here: Q2 2025: Google began serving CTV ads using standard product feed images, meaning advertisers with no video assets were suddenly generating TV impressions from their existing catalog photos January 2026: Google announced shoppable CTV ads — letting viewers browse products and scan QR codes to purchase directly from their TV screen, pulling directly from Google…

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Medical technology giant Stryker has been targeted by a highly disruptive cyberattack carried out by an Iran-linked hacker group. Stryker is a Fortune 500 company that specializes in the manufacturing of surgical equipment, orthopedic implants, and neurotechnology. Headquartered in Michigan, the company employs approximately 56,000 people and reported over $25 billion in revenue for 2025. Its critical role in the healthcare supply chain makes it an essential partner for hospitals worldwide. The Iran-linked hacker group named Handala has taken credit for the attack, claiming to have struck an “unprecedented blow” to the company. The hackers claim to have wiped more…

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Virtual Private Networks are a great way to improve your internet privacy and security on your Android device. In this guide, we list the best VPNs to use on Android phones and tablets in 2026 and explain the pros and cons of using one. As VPNs have become increasingly popular, the quality of VPN software for Android devices has vastly improved. However, many shoddy services are still available. We tested 200+ VPN services from the Play Store and found that a large proportion of them were overpriced and didn’t provide users with the necessary encryption to keep them private and…

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Right now, AI agents interact with websites like a tourist navigating a foreign city without a map.They take screenshots. They parse raw HTML. They guess which button does what. And if a site redesign moves a single element? The whole thing breaks.It’s slow. It’s expensive. And it’s comically unreliable.How AI agents interact with websites today vs. with WebMCP.WebMCP changes that.Without WebMCP: An AI agent crawls your page, guesses which input fields need what data, hopes the form accepts its input, and crosses its fingers.With WebMCP: Your website says “Here’s a function called searchFlights. It needs an origin, destination, and date.…

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Microsoft keeps trying to make Windows 11 better, and one specific area of focus recently has been cross-device communication in an attempt to counter the tight integration between iOS and macOS. One of the latest improvements in this area has been cross-device resume, which allows you to continue working on something form your phone on your PC. It’s a genuinely cool concept that could make moving from one device to another a breeze, but you’ll quickly realize that it doesn’t actually work for the vast majority of things you’d want to use it with. The limitations of Microsoft’s Cross-device Resume…

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Most of us travel to and from our place of work. While some may use their own vehicles, others rely on public transport for commuting. Your Google Pixel phone comes with a bunch of prebuilt and customizable profiles called Modes that offer extensive control over device actions, notifications, and more. While there are modes for Driving, Bedtime, Do not Disturb, etc., as well as the ability to create your own, there isn’t one for commuting. Evidence from a Chrome Canary release some months ago revealed a new mode called Transit mode, specifically for this purpose. We’re now getting a decent…

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