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TiVo Corporation has confirmed it discontinued all DVR hardware sales effective October 1, 2025. The pioneering company that changed television viewing forever will now focus exclusively on software and operating systems while maintaining customer support.
The television landscape has shifted dramatically with TiVo Corporation confirming it has discontinued all DVR set-top box sales as of October 1, 2025, marking the end of an era for the technology that revolutionized how we watch television. According to company statements, TiVo has ceased manufacturing hardware and depleted its remaining inventory, though customer support will continue for existing devices.
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The infamous FCKGW Windows XP activation key wasn’t a hack but an internal Microsoft leak, according to former developer Dave Plummer. This volume licensing key bypassed Microsoft’s WPA protection, making XP the most pirated OS in history. The leak’s origin remains unknown decades later.
The FCKGW Windows XP piracy phenomenon began not with sophisticated hacking but with an internal Microsoft information leak, according to former Microsoft developer Dave Plummer. This revelation explains why Windows XP became the most pirated operating system in PC history, with the FCKGW-RHQQ2 key spreading rapidly across piracy networks and bypassing Microsoft’s newly implemented Windows Product Activation system. The leak’s impact demonstrates how internal security failures can undermine even the most ambitious anti-piracy measures according to copyright experts.
Microsoft’s free extended security updates for Windows 10 require action within 72 hours. This guide explains the enrollment process, security implications, and why privacy experts recommend careful consideration before upgrading to Windows 11.
Microsoft Windows 10 users face a critical 72-hour deadline to enroll in the company’s free Extended Security Updates (ESU) program before the October 14 cutoff. While the operating system reaches its official end-of-life, millions of devices remain vulnerable to security threats without proper enrollment. Understanding the implications of this deadline and the differences between Windows 10 ESU and Windows 11 upgrades is essential for maintaining both security and privacy.
LineageOS Android 16 Update Arrives Despite Source Code Limitations LineageOS has officially launched its Android 16-based LineageOS 23.0 update, marking…