Microsoft Copilot is now available for everyone

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Copilot, the AI chatbot that used to be called Bing Chat, has officially launched following its public preview. You can now use Copilot in 105 languages and 169 countries and on any modern browser for mobile and web, says Caitlin Roulston, the director of communications at Microsoft. Roulston also says that Microsoft will keep launching new features in preview so they can get feedback from users and make Copilot better.

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Pizza Pizza and Crave offer a tasty deal for pizza and TV lovers

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Pizza Pizza and Crave have teamed up again to offer the Crave Combo until January 7, 2024. The Crave Combo includes a large pizza with three toppings, three drinks, and two months of free access to Crave Basic. You can order the Crave Combo online or at any Pizza Pizza location. Pricing might vary, but Canadify's Bill Taylor noted that it costs $16.99 in his area.

To redeem your two months of Crave Basic, go to crave.ca/redeem and enter the promo code you received with your order before February 2, 2024. You will need a valid credit card to sign up or re-subscribe to Crave. After two months, your subscription will automatically renew at $14.99 per month plus taxes (unless you cancel or change it at crave.ca). However, if you are getting a free Crave Basic subscription, that's supposed to just cost $9.99 per month. The $14.99 charge should be Crave's Standard tier. It's unclear if Pizza Pizza just made an error in this regard.

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Apple fixes two zero-day bugs in iOS, iPadOS and macOS

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Apple released software updates for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS today to fix two critical security vulnerabilities. The company said the bugs were being exploited in the wild. “Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been exploited against versions of iOS before iOS 16.7.1,” the company said about both flaws in its security reports. The updates are available for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) researcher Clément Lecigne discovered and reported both exploits. Bleeping Computer reported that Google TAG often finds and reveals zero-day bugs targeting high-risk people, such as politicians, journalists, and dissidents. Apple did not share any details about the attacks using the flaws.

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Samsung and Pokémon team up for a new collection of cute and eco-friendly accessories

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Samsung and Pokémon have launched a new collection of adorable accessories for fans. The collection includes three Pokéball earbud cases, custom phone covers and a Pikachu-themed watch. 

The collection is a treat for European fans, who missed out on Samsung’s previous Pokémon collaborations. Those were only available in South Korea and sold out quickly. Now, they're coming to more markets. 

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