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How to use Time Machine to back up a Mac
Imagine the worst. Losing irreplaceable photos because your Mac’s drive failed? Accidentally deleting your dissertation? You →
Investigation finds companies are training AI models with YouTube content without permission
Artificial intelligence models require as much useful data as possible to perform but some of the →
Claude AI is now on Android where it could dethrone ChatGPT as the most secure AI app
AI brand Anthropic is bringing its Claude app to Android two months after making its debut →
The Meta Quest 3’s Netflix app has been shut for good – but the alternative is better than it ever was
The Meta Quest 3 Netflix app has been officially deprecated – if you try and use →
Windows 11 24H2 update may not turn up until late in the year – and given how many plates Microsoft is spinning, that wouldn’t surprise us
Windows 11’s much-awaited 24H2 update might arrive a bit later than was previously rumored, or at →
Movavi Video Editor makes creating content a breeze with AI-powered tools
The barrier to entry for content creation can be surprisingly high. Despite widespread access to video →
Abbyy FineReader PDF review
At a glanceExpert’s Rating ProsIt offers a relatively accurate and reliable OCR functionalityIt supports scanning and →
Podcast: Why you should install Apple’s public betas–and why you should avoid them
The public betas for iOS and iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia are coming, and you might →
macOS Sequoia: How to use window tiling
When using a Mac, often multiple apps and windows are open at once. This can make →
Windows 11 is getting some welcome shortcuts and streamlining measures to make the desktop look tidier
Windows 11 is getting some work done on its interface that might consist of more minor →
Windows 11 24H2 will make updates smaller and faster to download – great news for those with slow internet, or a small SSD
Want smaller updates for Windows 11? Naturally, everyone does – the smaller the better – and →
This Apple Safari privacy video is funny, creepy, and also true
It’s no secret that tracking is pretty commonplace on the web, whether on a desktop or →
Survey says most believe generative AI is conscious, which may prove it’s good at making us hallucinate, too
When you interact with ChatGPT and other conversational generative AI tools, they process your input through →
Xreal’s Beam Pro is a new cheap spatial computer doesn’t quite stick the landing
The Xreal Beam Pro delivers much of what spatial computing has been missing on the AR →
Google axes another service in Google One VPN
Google has announced that it’s axing another of its services with the wrapping up of Google →
Apple is finally ready to unleash the full potential of the iPhone, iPad, and Mac
The future of technology sometimes goes in surprising directions, taking an obvious path and then suddenly →
iOS 18: 5 essential features to try in the new public beta
Whether you’ve been waiting to finally break your iPhone’s home screen grid and put apps or →
A US Congresswoman lost her voice to disease, now AI has given it back
US Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton (D-VA) faced the loss of her voice due to Parkinson’s Disease-like Progressive →
Apple secretly gave the iPhone’s flashlight a major upgrade with iOS 18 – and it’s super helpful
While Apple did unveil a redesigned, customizable Control Center as part of iOS 18, the technology →
OpenAI may be working on AI that can perform research without human help – which should go fine
OpenAI is developing a new project to enhance its AI models’ reasoning capabilities, called “Strawberry,” according →
Apple Photos: When should you delete files from Imports? Never!
The Photos app for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS has a special album called Imports. It has →
Got iOS 18 on your iPhone? Try these features first
Every summer, Apple runs a beta program to help find bugs and get feedback on features →
Windows 11 Start menu could get better if Microsoft pushes forward with this nifty change that’s currently in testing
Windows 11 could be getting a significant alteration to the Start menu – and for a →
Even in VR Taskmaster is way harder than I thought it would be – my favorite Meta Quest 3 games and apps for July 2024
This month of VR gaming has been a wonderfully weird one as I venture through the →
An early version of Samsung’s Android XR headset could show up in October
A new Samsung XR/VR headset, developed with Google and running Android in some form, is definitely →
OpenAI has a new scale for measuring how smart their AI models are becoming – which is not as comforting as it should be
OpenAI has developed an internal scale for charting the progress of its large language models moving →
The world’s first Miss AI has been crowned
Artificial intelligence-powered influencer Kenza Layli has been crowned the first Miss AI by the World AI →
Galaxy AI vs Apple Intelligence – who’s winning the AI war?
Samsung has announced its latest raft of products at its Paris-based Unpacked event and, as expected, →
Survey finds most people would rather switch companies than deal with AI customer service
You may have noticed that some standard automated customer service systems have been replaced with more →
Google’s AI robots are learning from watching movies – just like the rest of us
Google DeepMind’s robotics team is teaching robots to learn how a human intern would: by watching →