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The Beatles ‘new’ single ‘Now and Then’ proves AI can make you profoundly sad
I’m near tears. I just listened to the AI-constructed Beatles song, Now and Then. Built from →
Chrome on iOS just got a thumb-friendly upgrade – here’s how to get it
Tired of stretching your thumb for the URL bar while using one of the best browsers →
Snapdragon phones and laptops are ready for the AI future, but bad AI makes me feel like a tool
The future for mobile devices, laptops and smartphones, will be driven by AI. Nobody at the →
Linux developers stumble on macOS bug that makes MacBooks ‘unbootable’
While working on a Linux port for the latest version of macOS, the team at Asahi →
Google Search can help you with your math homework thanks to new update
Google is updating its search engine and Lens tool with new features to help students visualize →
Microsoft wants to make this unpopular Windows 11 Start menu feature slightly less hated
Microsoft is considering a change to Windows 11 that would declutter one part of the interface →
Apple pulls the plug on its cheapest Music subscription plan
Updated at 1:30 p.m. Pacific with a reference to Apple’s support document and information for current →
iOS 17.1.1 spotted in the wild as release is likely imminent
Tech news sites, including Macworld, have spotted evidence that iOS 17.1.1 is already being tested for →
The latest Windows 11 update won’t install for some users, and tanks gaming performance even if it does
Windows 11 users are experiencing issues with the update KB5031455, with some systems not installing the →
Microsoft steps up its Windows 11 file management game – get ready to say goodbye to WinRAR and 7-Zip
If you’ve ever downloaded a 7-Zip file or RAR file (archive file formats that allow users →
Instagram and Facebook get ad-free subscriptions in the EU, but they’re pricey
Starting in November, Meta will offer Facebook and Instagram users in the EU, EEA, (European Economic →
‘Scary’ Apple releases will keep coming in November
After a fairly sedate October, November promises to be a pretty exciting month for Apple releases. →
ChatGPT Plus gets big upgrade that makes it more powerful and easier to use
ChatGPT is undoubtedly one of the best artificial intelligence (AI) tools you can use right now, →
Microsoft Paint is becoming a digital art powerhouse thanks to this new AI assistant
Microsoft has recently held multiple events where it’s made it known that it’s serious about AI, →
How to install Windows on Mac
Apple’s decision to ditch Intel processors and move the entire Mac range to using its home-grown →
Google Bard can now respond to your AI queries in real time, like ChatGPT
Generative AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Bing Chat and Google Bard continue to iterate and improve, and →
Threads vs X, formerly known as Twitter: Your best route out of Musk-land?
It’s safe to assume that 2023 has become awash with a bunch of new social platforms →
iOS 17.2 beta is out now and includes the Journal app
Just after the release of iOS 17.1, Apple began beta testing on iOS 17.2. While iOS →
There were more tricks than treats at Apple’s Scary Mac event
You ever wonder why we have Apple rumors instead of just casting bones? Well, for starters, →
Qualcomm and Microsoft’s game-changing chip could supercharge Windows 12
We’re approaching ever closer to the next generation of Windows, which most people expect will be →
All the changes coming to macOS Sonoma in the latest 14.1 update explained
We’ve just got the first big update for macOS Sonoma (Apple’s latest operating system for Macs →
The 5 creepiest places you can visit on Google Maps this Halloween
If you watch scary movies through your fingers and prefer to peek around dark corners before →
The AI backlash begins: artists could protect against plagiarism with this powerful tool
A team of researchers at the University of Chicago has created a tool aimed to help →
I used TripAdvisor’s new AI-powered hotel summary to plan my next vacation
TripAdvisor is now using AI to summarize vast swathes of user hotel reviews from its site →
Google Maps just got a big AI update – here are the 5 best new features
Google has been busy injecting AI-powered features into all of its services this year, and some →
Exclusive – Up close with Qualcomm Snapdragon AR2 smart glasses and why it’s taking so long to perfect them
Qualcomm believes in mixed reality. Its first new augmented reality chip, the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1, →
Windows 11 Pro users beware: Microsoft’s BitLocker encryption could be seriously slowing down your PC
Microsoft’s software encryption for SSDs, BitLocker, has been found to be slowing down SSD performance by →
Google Photos can now make automatic highlight videos of your life – here’s how
Google Photos is already capable of some increasingly impressive photo and video tricks – and now it’s →
iOS 17.1 finally fixes a three-year-old Private Wi-Fi Address security hole
Here’s another reason you should update to iOS 17.1: the Private Address feature actually works now. →
Why Microsoft should buy Stardock to bolster its personalization options for Windows 12
Ever since Windows 11 debuted in 2021, I’ve been using an app that has made the →