To Further Democratize AI Video Creation, Google’s 'Veo 3 Fast' Arrives On YouTube Shorts
The AI arms race intensifies, not only because models become better, but because they become more disruptive.
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Vivaldi 7.6 Makes Its Tabs Fully Customizable, Saying That 'Everything' Is Customizable
Vivaldi browser continues the pattern of customization. And version 7.6 introduces refinements aimed at making navigation, tab management, and daily use more practical.
How 'Plus Jakarta Sans' Turned A City Font Into A Global Design Statement, While Still Rooted In Jakarta’s Identity
Typography is more than just letters. It shapes how people perceive information, how brands express themselves, and even how cities present their identities to the world.
This Emerati 'K2 Think' AI Model Is Small, Smart, Fast And Open Source, But Breakable
Three can play this game.
This Experimental Google App For Windows Is Like Mac's Spotlight, But Better Than Windows Own Search Function
Google is rolling out a new experimental app for Windows, designed to help users find what they need faster and more seamlessly.
How 'Hunyuan3D 3.0' From Tencent Wants To Use AI To Transform Gaming, Film, E-Commerce, And More
The large language models (LLMs) war only intensified after the rapid developments of the technology reached new heights following every interation.
Apple Has A Liquid Glass CSS Property No One Can Use But Itself, Because It's Supposed To Be Private
When Apple unveiled iOS 26, it was instantly hailed as both phenomenal and controversial.
Spotify's Lossless Audio Brings A Huge Boost In Experience, But Big Drawbacks Elsewhere
Spotify, the music-streaming titan, has finally decided to bring lossless audio.
With 'Kling AI Avatar,' Users Can Make Any Avatar Alive, With Emotions And Expressions
The arms race, where companies try to outpace one another, is where AI development is happening at a breakneck speed, with no player willing to fall behind.
OpenAI Adds A 'Powerful But Dangerous' Support For MCP In ChatGPT For Developers
Large language models (LLMs) are only as smart as the data and patterns they have been trained on, and their reasoning is confined to text and the limits of that training.