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Microsoft announces Surface Go: “The most portable and affordable Surface product yet”
There has been speculation over the past few weeks that Microsoft would be announcing a number →
The Data Transfer Project could make it easier to move data between services
The Data Transfer Project is a collaboration between Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook, and Google. The aim of →
Dell Latitude 7490 review: A lightweight and durable business machine
The Dell Latitude series of laptops are generally geared more towards the business market but that →
Microsoft announces new Windows 10 update and new Insider Preview Build
If there is one thing companies like doing at big events, it’s announcing something new. In →
Digital media expert Jonathan Taplin says big tech companies need to be broken up
Digital media companies are now the behemoths of business. Apple and Amazon have recently become the →
Microsoft updates Surface line, introduces Surface Headphones
Yesterday, Microsoft announced updates to multiple devices in its Surface line and introduced a new peripheral: →
Microsoft halts Windows 10 October Update due to file deletion bug
Microsoft’s Windows 10 October Update started rolling out earlier this week and some users started complaining →
Google’s AI Overviews goes global, hopefully without the rock-eating suggestions
Google is opening up access to its AI Overviews feature to half a dozen new countries →
Apple will allow third-party NFC transactions beginning with iOS 18.1–by request
One of the biggest points of contention between EU regulatory bodies and Apple has been the →
An AI Marie Curie or Robo-Galileo might make the next big science discovery
AI research is leading to AI that can do research all on its own. That’s the →
Opera brings its web browser and AI assistant to iOS
Opera has introduced an iOS version of its AI-fueled web browser Opera One on the Apple →
Did Google just steal Apple’s AI thunder, or has Tim Cook got an ace in his back pocket?
I’m sitting here basking in the afterglow of all the new products Google just showed at →
On macOS Sequoia you’ll only have to deal with screen recording permission pop-ups once a month, rather than once a week
Apple has relented at least somewhat regarding a privacy-related pop-up in testing with macOS Sequoia, ensuring →
We just saw the future of Google – and it’s an AI-powered assistant that does all of the Googling for you
From AI overviews to Circle to Search, it’s clear that the way we use Google is →
ChatGPT just got a surprise update, but OpenAI can’t explain how it’s better
Perhaps Sam Altman’s strawberry picture was a secret message after all, as roughly a week after →
Good news – Microsoft is finally realizing a feature resembling AirDrop for Windows PC and Android device users
Are you a Windows 11 (or 10) user who’s jealous of Mac owners with iPhones who →
Mid-range Galaxy phones will soon gain flagship power as Samsung expands Circle to Search
Circle to Search has become a fan-favorite tool among Android users due to its intuitive way →
Google is making Gemini AI part of everything you do with your smartphone – here’s how
Google showed off a lot of impressive hardware at the Made by Google event this year, →
Google’s new Pixel Screenshots takes an active (and safe) approach to organizing your digital life
During the recent Made by Google event, we got our first official look at many of →
Windows 11 art lovers, take note: Paint 3D’s days are numbered – so make sure you download it from the Microsoft Store while you still can
I was alarmed to learn that Microsoft’s ditching one of its Paint apps in Windows 11 →
Gemini Live is the best AI feature I’ve seen so far from Google
With ChatGPT rolling out Advanced Voice Mode to some users this month, and Apple on the →
Google Gemini Live is the first AI that almost encourages you to be rude
Google has made its Gemini AI assistant a little more human today by letting you interrupt →
YouTube’s latest weapon against ad blockers spoils the ending
YouTube has been waging war against the use of ad blockers for quite some time now →
Private Internet Access VPN review
At a GlanceExpert’s Rating ProsLots of power featuresPrivacy-mindedGreat valueConsArguably less intuitive than some othersMore speed loss →
How much more are we willing to pay Apple?
For nearly a decade, Apple has been progressively growing the revenue it makes from services–not just →
It’s not an echo – ChatGPT might suddenly mimic your voice when you speak to it
ChatGPT might sometimes seem able to think like you, but wait until it suddenly sounds just →
AI will clean up your next video’s messy look and sound
Microsoft is giving its Clipchamp video editor an AI upgrade with two new features. Clipchamp users →
The first macOS Sequoia beta with Apple Intelligence just landed, but only a select few can try it out
We’re inching slowly but surely closer to the official release of macOS Sequoia, and more upcoming →
OpenAI is worried that ChatGPT-4o users are developing feelings for the chatbot
The introduction of GPT-4o has been seen as a major step up in the abilities of →
I tried to reassure a friend about AI at a party, but ended up spooking us both
AI is inescapable in a way that makes you wonder why you took the day off →