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Meta Discontinues Windows Messenger App, Users Shift to Secure Alternatives
Meta is officially discontinuing its Messenger app for Windows and Mac, leaving users to seek alternatives. Secure messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Signal, and Session offer robust replacements with enhanced privacy features.
Messenger for Windows and Mac Reaches End of Life
Meta is officially deprecating its Windows and Mac support for the Messenger app, with the change taking effect on December 15, according to reports. This move will redirect PC users attempting to launch the app to the Facebook desktop environment, where messaging tools, including calling features, will remain accessible. Sources indicate that the Messenger app has already been removed from the Microsoft Store and Mac App Store, signaling the phased rollout of this transition.
Windows 10 End-of-Life Spurs Migration to Linux and ChromeOS Alternatives
With Windows 10 approaching end-of-life, technology reports suggest users are turning to Linux and ChromeOS Flex to extend their hardware’s lifespan. These alternatives reportedly offer simplified transitions for those familiar with web-based workflows, potentially saving devices from obsolescence.
Windows 10 Transition Period Opens Door to Alternative Operating Systems
As Windows 10 approaches its official end-of-support date, technology analysts are observing increased interest in alternative operating systems for devices that cannot upgrade to Windows 11. According to reports, many users are exploring Linux distributions and ChromeOS Flex to extend the functional lifespan of their existing hardware that would otherwise become obsolete.
Kayak Introduces AI-Powered Travel Assistant for Trip Planning and Booking
Travel search platform Kayak has unveiled a new AI Mode feature that enables users to research trips using conversational queries. The integration allows travelers to ask open-ended questions about destinations, compare prices, and book travel services through an AI chatbot interface available on both desktop and mobile web platforms.
Kayak Debuts AI Assistant for Comprehensive Travel Planning
Travel search engine Kayak has launched an innovative “AI Mode” feature that enables users to research and book travel using conversational artificial intelligence technology, according to reports from the company. The new functionality integrates directly into Kayak’s website and allows travelers to ask questions, compare options, and complete bookings through an AI-powered chatbot interface.