iPhone 16 Apple Intelligence Has A Release Date, But Only Some Features Will Launch
An Apple insider claims Apple will release the 18.1 update on October 28th, bringing Apple Intelligence to the iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pros.
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11 iOS 18 Features That Have Totally Changed How I Use My iPhone
iOS 18 has been out for a couple of weeks now, and these are the best iOS 18 features that will change how you use your iPhone.
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Spotify's Offline Backup Feature Lets You Listen To Music Offline Without Downloading It
Spotify launched a handy new feature for Premium users, Offline Backup, which lets you stream music offline without downloading it.
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Movie Gen Is Meta's New AI Video Maker, And It May Change Instagram And Facebook Forever
Meta's Movie Gen is a generative AI product that lets you create and edit video and audio with text prompts.
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ChatGPT 4o With Canvas: How To Use It And What It Is
OpenAI just launched a Canvas mode for ChatGPT GPT-4o Plus and Team subscriptions - here's how to use it for writing and coding.
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iOS 18.0.1 Now Available With Bug Fixes Ahead Of Apple Intelligence Launch
A few weeks after iOS 18 release, Apple has finally seeded iOS 18.0.1. With this version, M4 iPad Pro owners can finally update to iPadOS 18.
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Google Search Just Got Even More AI: Overviews, Google Lens, And Circle To Search
Google is ready to add a bunch of AI features to Google Search AI Overviews, Google Lens, and Circle to Search - here's what's new.
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Maybe Google's New 'Reasoning AI' Can Address The Hawk Tuah Spam All Over Google Maps
Google, which is reportedly working on AI that can reason like a human, keeps failing at the simplest tasks.
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Nvidia Stunned The World With A ChatGPT Rival That's As Good As GPT-4o
Nvidia stunned AI enthusiasts this week by announcing NVLM 1.0, its large language model that can perform as good as ChatGPT GPT-4o.
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Office 2024 Just Launched, But Is It Better Than Microsoft 365?
Microsoft just released Office 2024 for Mac and PC. This software is available for those who don't like paying subscriptions. Is it worth it?
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ChatGPT Free Users Finally Get Advanced Voice Mode, But There's A Catch
After launching Advanced Voice Mode to ChatGPT Plus and Team users, OpenAI is also making it available to Free users.
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Meta Might Train AI With Photos From Your Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Without Telling You
Meta won't confirm whether it'll train its AI with photos you take with the Ray-Ban smart glasses, which can be a big problem.
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How To Control An iPad With Your iPhone
Did you know you can remotely control your iPad with your iPhone? This is how you can take advantage of this accessibility feature.
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Apple's iPhone Satellite Messaging Is 'Literally Saving Lives' Amid North Carolina Flooding
Days after Hurricane Helene ripped through North Carolina, iPhone users say that satellite messaging is literally saving their lives now.
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Google Lens Has A Brilliant New Feature That Lets You Search The Web With A Video
Google is slowly rolling out a new Google Lens feature that lets you perform internet searches with self-recorded videos.
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Here's Why You Should Get Ready To Pay A Lot More For ChatGPT Plus
OpenAI will reportedly increase the price of ChatGPT Plus to $22 this year. Expect it to go up to $44 in the next five years.
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homeOS Rumors Reveal Big Plans For Apple Smart Home Devices
Apple could unveil a new operating system to power several unreleased products. This is the latest rumor on Apple's mysterious homeOS system.
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Epic Games Sues Samsung And Google For Colluding To Block Competition
After a lengthy legal battle against Apple, Epic Games has sued Samsung and, once again, Google over antitrust practices.
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Opera Wants Its New AI To Change How People Use Web Browsers
During its Opera Browser Days event, popular browser Opera revealed some of its latest accomplishments in the AI department and new features.
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Meta Fined $101.8M For Storing 600M Facebook Passwords In Plain Text
Meta received a fine of over $100 million in a five-year EU investigation of about 600 million Facebook passwords stored in plaintext.
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I'm Starting To Get Really Worried About Apple Intelligence On The iPhone 16
While unavailable to users, Apple made Apple Intelligence the biggest selling point of the iPhone 16. It's even worse for Europeans.
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AI Remade The Office Starring Trump, Obama, And Putin As Jim, And You Need To See It
YouTubers used AI to insert well-known political figures, including Trump, Obama, Putin, and others, into the opening scene of The Office.
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tvOS 17: Features, Release Date, Apple TV Compatibility, More
tvOS 17 was Apple's previous operating system for the Apple TV and HomePod models. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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ChatGPT Memory Exploit Left Your Private Chat Data Exposed, But OpenAI Fixed It
A hacker demonstrated a ChatGPT vulnerability that lets attackers implant memories in ChatGPT to steal user data from new chats.
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ChatGPT Advanced Voice Is Now Rolling Out For Plus And Team Users
OpenAI announced that ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode is rolling out for Plus and Team users over the course of this week.
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Proton: Personal Details For Thousands Of US Political Staffers Leaked On The Dark Web
Proton's newest security update reveals that thousands of US political staffers' personal details have been leaked on the dark web.
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macOS Sonoma 14: Release Date, Features, Mac Compatibility
macOS 14 Sonoma is Apple’s previous operating system for its iMac, MacBook, and Mac models. Here’s what you need to know about it.
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