ChatGPT Search Is Here to Take On Google
OpenAI’s newly launched ChatGPT Search tool is almost ready to compete with Google Search (and there’s already a Chrome extension). Source: ChatGPT Search Is Here to Take On Google
Read moreOpenAI’s newly launched ChatGPT Search tool is almost ready to compete with Google Search (and there’s already a Chrome extension). Source: ChatGPT Search Is Here to Take On Google
Read moreSharing your work across Apple’s ecosystem just got easier. Source: Some of Microsoft’s most popular apps will now work way better with multiple Apple devices
Read moreIn iOS 18, Apple’s Notes app has added several useful new features. Source: 7 Big Improvements to the Notes App in iOS 18
Read moreIf the injunction stands, Google will be forced to let companies like Epic and Amazon distribute their own stores, and all developers will have alternatives to Google for in-app purchases. Source: US judge forces Google to let third-party app stores on the Play Store
Read moreAll the Apple Intelligence features Source: Apple Intelligence features explained – everything you need to know about Apple AI and when you can use it
Read moreJournalists discover secret eavesdropping technology in smartphones that can be used for personalised advertising. What is behind it? Source: Do smartphones eavesdrop on conversations? New evidence says yes | PCWorld
Read morePotentially to the dismay of many Windows 11 customers, Microsoft has revealed that it won’t offer options to uninstall Recall from PCs. Source: Microsoft won’t allow you to uninstall Recall on Windows 11 after all
Read moreUSB-A seems doesn’t want to die, but although it’s harder to use and not as fast as USB-C, it supports older equipment and while Apple may ignore it, others probably won’t, yet. Source: Is It Time To Say Goodbye to the Tenacious USB-A?
Read moreYou may have heard rumblings of Control Panel’s demise in Windows. However, it isn’t being removed for now, at least. Source: No, Control Panel Isn’t Being Removed from Windows Anytime Soon
Read moreAmericans over 65 are twice as likely to pay for third-party antivirus software. It’s just what they’re used to. It’s also a colossal waste of money. Source: Stop paying for antivirus software. Here’s why you don’t need it
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