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Read moreSource: 7 Ways You Can Use ChatGPT as a Cooking Assistant ChatGPT is incredibly powerful, and you can use the tool in your life. But how about in the kitchen? Here’s how to use ChatGPT as a cooking assistant.
Read more6 Benefits of Google Bard Google Bard is the brand’s generative AI chatbot, but how does it fare in the real world? Here are some of the benefits of using Bard.
Read moreWhatsApp’s Launches Social Media-Like Channels WhatsApp is testing a new Channels feature that allows for temporary read-only posts, called broadcast messages, to be shared to a wider audience.
Read moreMicrosoft Is Adding AI Copilot to the Windows 11 Taskbar to Help With Everything Microsoft is bringing AI to millions of Windows 11 users via the Windows taskbar. Here’s what to expect.
Read moreWhy you might want an email client in the era of webmail New beta versions of Thunderbird (and Firefox, while we’re at it) to help set you up
Read more3 Cool Ways AI Is Going to Change Google Search As explained at Google I/O 2023, Google is rolling out some pretty big AI updates to Search. Here are some cool ways AI will change your experience.
Read moreGoogle Chrome Will Start Blocking Tracking Cookies in 2024 Google has been working on a replacement for tracking browser cookies, collectively called the Privacy Sandbox, for a few years now. It’s almost ready for a wide rollout.
Read moreMicrosoft 365 Now Lets You Sign PDFs on Your Phone The Microsoft 365 app, previously known as the Office app, acts as the hub for Microsoft’s online services on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. Microsoft is now rolling out improved PDF support to the app.
Read moreApple’s Biggest Mistake: Bring Back the Headphone Jack Apple is famous for calling an early end to useful tech in its devices. Floppy disks, optical drives, USB-A ports, and more were given the boot years before users were ready. However, the company has a unique opportunity to reverse one of its worst decisions and bring back the headphone jack.
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