Apple is releasing iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 for compatible devices today. It’s a fairly minor update, but it does come with an essential security fix to patch a nasty Safari browser flaw. via Technology and News Today https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/26/22898766/ios-15-3-release-download-fixes-safari-security-bug
You won’t have to run an unpolished beta to try Android apps on Windows 11. Microsoft’s Panos Panay has teased the release of a Windows 11 public preview in February that will bring Android apps to the Microsoft Store. via Technology and News Today https://www.engadget.com/windows-11-android-apps-public-preview-release-date-152112952.html
You can now get Google Assistant to stop talking with just one word: “Stop.” That’s it — you don’t even have to say “Hey, Google” before that. The official Google Twitter account has announced the small but necessary quality-of-life improvement for the company’s speakers and smart displays. via Technology and News Today https://www.engadget.com/google-assistant-stop-command-114443492.html
The SAT standardized college admissions tests will be taken exclusively on computers starting in 2024, The New York Times has reported. The new system will spell the end to tests taken on paper with No. via Technology and News Today https://www.engadget.com/sat-test-no-pencil-digital-by-2024-083009301.html
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