Vendetta Online 1.8.360 with Improved Windows gamepad support for Xbox One, 360, PS4 and Logitech F710
Ubuntu Touch 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) Daily Images now available
32-bit PC (i386) preinstalled touch image For almost all PCs. This includes most machines with Intel/AMD/etc type processors and almost all computers that run Microsoft Windows, as well as newer Apple Macintosh systems based on Intel processors. Choose this if you are at all unsure. ARM EABI (Hard-Float) preinstalled touch image For ARMv7 processors and above (Hard-Float).
FFmpeg 2.8.3 “Feynman” Released
Apple plans to replace the iPhone 7 Headphone Jack with Lightning Port
Asphalt 8: Airborne for Windows Phone Updated with New LAMBORGHINI Cars
MakuluLinux Aero Edition released with Popcorn-Time pre-installed
Microsoft Begins Cortana Rollout for iOS to Beta Testers
Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) Receives FCC Approval
World of Tanks Blitz to be Features on Windows phones and Windows 10
Linux 3.12.51 released with Multiple x86 Improvement
GIMP 2.9.2 released with GEGL as the new image processing engine
Notepad++ 6.8.7 released with enhanced language detection
Recent Windows 10 Updates may uninstall softwares without permission
Scan your Windows Certificate Store for suspicious certificates
Mozilla Firefox 64-Bit Scheduled to Support Microsoft Silverlight
At least for a while as Mozilla still plans on deprecating Silverlight support sometime in the future (much as Google and Microsoft already have). Bug 1225293 which was made public today indicates Mozilla’s short term plans to support Silverlight in the Win64 builds. When exactly Silverlight will return to the Firefox 64-Bit builds is not exactly known. It could (but not likely) be with Firefox 43 already in Beta and due out December 15th, 2015 or (more likely) Firefox 44 still in Developer’s Edition (Aurora) and due out in late January 2016 or Firefox 45 currently in Nightly builds and due out early March 2016.