ChatGPT Brings Browse, Vision, And More To Free Users
OpenAI made good on its promise and brought browse, vision, data analysis, file uploads, and GPTs to its free tier this week.
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Apple Is Finally Looking To Bring Its Apple TV App To Android
Apple posted a job listing in search of an Android software engineer for the Apple TV app after years of avoiding the platform.
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Microsoft Copilot Is Available In Telegram - Here's How To Use It
Microsoft made Copilot available as a Telegram chatbot, and you can get it running on your device right now - here's how to use it.
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All Of The Games And Sales In PlayStation's Days Of Play Event
Here's the list of free monthly games and games being added to the catalog as part of PlayStation's Days of Play event.
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New Concrete Strengthened By Coffee Is Now Being Tested In A Real Neighborhood
The first coffee-reinforced concrete footpath is now being tested in a real neighborhood to see just how well it holds up to the elements.
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I'm Ditching My Sonos Roam And Getting This New Beats Speaker Instead
The Sonos Roam has been okay, but I might switch it out for the rumored new features coming with the upcoming Beats Pill.
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Two Of The Biggest Movie Stars Of The Modern Era Are Reuniting For An Apple TV+ Film
Apple TV+ scored a big get with Wolfs, a film coming this fall that reunites Clooney and Pitt on screen for the first time since 2008.
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Apple's First OLED MacBook Pro Might Not Launch Until The Foldable MacBook Is Ready
Rumors say the first foldable MacBook will come in 2026, and that Apple will launch an OLED MacBook Pro in the same year.
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iPhone 16 Pro Battery Life Should Improve Even If This New Leak Is Fake
A questionable leak says the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max will feature larger batteries, which is in line with previous rumors.
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Ex-OpenAI Board Members Have No Regrets And Still Think Sam Altman Needs To Go
In The Economist, ex-OpenAI board members Helen Toner and Tasha McCauley write that CEO Sam Altman created a 'toxic culture of lying.'
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Over 5.5 Million Android Users Downloaded More Than 90 Malicious Apps
Zscaler recently more than 90 Android malware apps on the Google Play store that had been downloaded over 5.5 million times.
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Spider-Man 4 Might Not Bring Back Tobey Maguire And Andrew Garfield After All
Sony reportedly wants Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield to return to their Spider-Man roles but not necessarily for the MCU's Spider-Man 4.
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Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, With A 100% On Rotten Tomatoes, Is A Worldwide Hit On Netflix
Netflix's new animated Jurassic World series is proving a hit with viewers around the world.
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You Can Now Play 75+ Games On YouTube - Here's How
If you aren't already spending too much time on YouTube, the new games known as Playables might make you even more addicted.
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6 Of The Best TV Series Coming In June That You Don't Want To Miss
A closer look at TV series coming to Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, and Hulu in June, including new seasons of Bridgerton and The Bear.
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World's First Bioprocessor Made With Human Brain Tissue Uses A Million Times Less Power
A company claims to have created the world's first bioprocessor that uses a million times less power than a digital chip does.
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AirPods Pro 3 Just Got Even More Appealing For An Unexpected Reason
Apple shared preliminary results from a large-scale hearing study, which makes me hopeful about the future of AirPods Pro 3.
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Apple Figured Out How To Make The iPhone 16 Pro's Bezels Ultra-Thin
A report from Korea says Samsung and LG both meet Apple's display requirements for the iPhone 16 Pro, hinting production is on schedule.
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Google Should Cancel AI Overviews In Search And End This Nightmare
Google Search has been plagued by AI Overviews errors, and while Google is defending its AI tech, it should retire the feature.
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Foldable MacBook Rumors Make iPadOS 18 And macOS 15 Even More Exciting
Apple is working on a foldable MacBook that could launch in 2026, so I'm iPadOS 18 and macOS 15 will start building towards that future.
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YouTube Videos Might Skip To The End If You Use An Adblocker
Some YouTube users with adblockers are seeing videos skip right to the end when they start playing - is YouTube to blame?
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A Rare Planetary Alignment Will Grace Our Skies In June
Skywatchers who head outside in early June will get to spot a rare planetary alignment of six different planets.
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7 Movies You Have Got To Watch Before They Leave Netflix In June
If you're looking for a few movies to put on your Netflix watch list, add these before they leave the streaming service in June.
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Flights Are Getting More Turbulent And Climate Change Is To Blame
The U.S. Transportation Secretary has revealed that climate change is likely to blame for the increase in flight turbulence we’re seeing now.
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New Jennifer Lopez Netflix Movie Atlas Is A Complete Disaster
Jennifer Lopez is a terrible choice for a "brilliant but misanthropic data analyst with a deep distrust of artificial intelligence."
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Are Bose Speakers And Headphones Still The Best In 2024?
Bose speakers and headphones are often thought of as market leaders. But with so much competition, are they still the best in 2024?
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Apple Might Not Need A ChatGPT Chatbot For iPhone AI To Beat Rivals
Apple will unveil many iOS 18 AI features at WWDC, aimed at offering an iPhone AI experience that doesn’t need ChatGPT to impress.
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