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This Week in Tech — Real Updates You Should Know (Practical, Clear, and No Hype) Hello again! Welcome back to your weekly tech update — the one you can actually  use  without needing a dictionary or a degree in computer science. This week’s tech world was quieter than some, but that doesn’t mean nothing happened. We saw  important security threats ,  software updates you should install , and  features that matter  — especially for everyday smartphone and PC users. Let’s get into it. Big Security Story This Week — Mobile Spyware That Can Really Hurt You A fresh and nasty threat has been spotted spreading through  Android and iOS  devices called  ZeroDayRAT . This spyware isn’t some theoretical lab proof — it’s out in the wild and being  actively sold on Telegram . What’s worse, it works on devices running Android 5 up through Android 16 and even up to  iOS 26  on iPhones like the  iPhone 17 Pro .   What ZeroDayRAT...

Hey there!  Welcome to a weekly roundup — no fluff, no buzzword storm, just what’s been going on in tech that you can actually care about. Think of this as your trusted briefing before you dive into your day — practical and sensible. In this past week, we’ve seen a mix of software updates, security notices, system patches, and some long-running issues still lurking in major platforms . Let’s break it all down. 1. Windows: Updates, Patches and Ongoing Glitches If you work on Windows — or just use a PC for everyday tasks — there were a few important developments. Out-of-Band Patches and Fixes Microsoft shipped an out-of-band Windows patch this week to address file syncing problems that were affecting OneDrive and Dropbox, as well as some Outlook data issues. These patches weren’t part of the regular Patch Tuesday cycle — they were pushed urgently because users were experiencing odd crashes and hangs. What that tells us: Microsoft is still scrambling to get stability right for Window...