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Google Drive could add a smart new way to keep your files organized
Finding your way around your Google Drive files could be about to get a lot easier: →
Google I/O 2024 will take place on May 14 – here’s what to expect
The big day has been set: Google I/O 2024 will kick off on Tuesday, May 14 →
Here’s more proof Apple is going big with AI this year
The fact that Apple is going to debut a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool in →
Windows 11 speech recognition feature gets ditched in September 2024 – but only because there’s something better
Windows 11’s voice functionality is being fully switched over to the new Voice Access feature later →
New macOS Sonoma update is reportedly taking down printers as well as USB hubs
Not content with playing havoc with USB hubs in some scenarios, it appears the latest update →
How to convert PDF to JPG
If you’ve got a large or complex PDF file you want to share in a more →
Sky’s new full fibre broadband deal is a doozie
Have you looked at what you’re paying for broadband lately? Has your ISP up-charged you now →
Chrome to offer constant, real-time protection against malicious sites 24/7
Google is upgrading Chrome’s Safe Browsing security tool by allowing it to provide constant protection against →
Microsoft is planning to make Copilot behave like a ‘normal’ app in Windows 11
Windows 11 is set for a major change to the Copilot interface, or at least this →
This N64-powered VR setup is the complete opposite of an Apple Vison Pro
Most tech creators are on a never-ending upgrade quest – always after higher frame rates, pixel →
The latest macOS Sonoma update is reportedly breaking some USB hubs
Updating to macOS Sonoma 14.4 is breaking the functionality of some USB hubs, according to reports →
YouTube TV refreshed UI makes video watching more engaging for users
YouTube is redesigning its smart TV app to increase interactivity between people and their favorite channels.In →
OpenAI’s Sora will one day add audio, editing, and may allow nudity in content
OpenAI’s Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati recently sat down with The Wall Street Journal to reveal →
What is Google Chrome?
You may have heard of Google Chrome, perhaps in conversation about what apps you should download →
How to simplify AirDrop transfers by using proximity
AirDrop lets you transfer files, URLs, and other items quickly between nearby devices, whether your own →
Apple will allow iPhone app downloads on the web in the EU–but there’s a catch
With Apple’s famous walled garden continuing to crumble, the company has made yet another concession to →
How to take advantage of Preview’s form-filling helper in macOS
Adobe added the option to mark fields that can be filled out with text, boxes that →
Midjourney just changed the generative image game and showed me how comics, film, and TV might never be the same
Midjourney, the Generative AI platform that you can currently use on Discord just introduced the concept →
Apple’s Vision Pro successfully helps nurse assist in spinal surgery – and there’s more mixed-reality medical work on the way
In a fascinating adoption of technology, a surgical team in the UK recently used Apple’s Vision →
Microsoft is upgrading its Copilot with GPT-4 Turbo, even for free users
Microsoft revealed that its Copilot AI assistant will be getting a huge upgrade: it will be →
I spent a month working out in VR with my Meta Quest 3, and I’m finally sticking to my fitness goals
I use my VR headset on a weekly – if not daily – basis, and I’m →
Forget the Apple Car – Porsche has been using the Apple Vision Pro with its record-breaking new Taycan
Porsche has just unveiled its most dynamic Taycan so far – the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT. →
The clock is ticking on ad-free Apple TV+, so enjoy it while you can
After the landgrab comes the cashgrab. Having pushed for quick growth by luring in users with →
How to tell if someone’s iPhone is on Do Not Disturb
Do Not Disturb mode was added to iOS way back in 2012, and has been a →
If macOS Sonoma 14.4 has caused issues with USB devices, here’s a possible fix
Users who have installed the recently released macOS Sonoma 14.4 update—which includes new emoji and several dozen →
New Rabbit R1 demo promises a world without apps – and a lot more talking to your tech
We’ve already talked about the Rabbit R1 before here on TechRadar: an ambitious little pocket-friendly device →
Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses are becoming AI-powered tour guides
While Meta’s most recognizable hardware is its Quest VR headsets, its smart glasses created in collaboration →
WhatsApp’s new security label will let you know if future third-party chats are safe
WhatsApp is currently testing a new in-app label letting you know whether or not a chat →
3 great tools for editing group shots without making a royal mess of it
I get it, Kate Middleton, our best photo-editing intentions can sometimes go awry.Every year around Christmas →
Apple’s first big AI innovation in 2024 may be… smarter ads
While we’re all waiting for Apple’s big push into generative AI in iOS 18, a new →