Meta And Yandex Can Track Users By De-Anonymizing Them Through Android Browser Loophole
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Microsoft Launches Sora-Powered 'Bing Video Creator' So Users Can Generate AI Videos For Free
In an expected but bold move to bring AI video generation to the masses, Microsoft introduces a big update to Bing.
AI Overview Ads Can Appear Above Or Below, Or Within. But Never All At Once, Said Google
At its core, web monetization is the process of turning digital content, services, or user attention into revenue.
With 'Hide Secure Folder,' Samsung Introduces A 'Kill Switch' For Android Apps
In the age of constant connectivity and ever-growing privacy concerns, Samsung's 'Secure Folder' stands out as a quiet guardian for your most personal content.
Google Quietly Launched 'AI Edge Gallery' To 'Evaluate The Future Of On-Device Generative AI'
In a move that flew under the radar, Google recently unveiled a new mobile app designed to make running AI models more accessible—and completely offline.
'Kling 2.1': The Cheaper, Faster AI Video Generator Taking On Google's Veo 3
One after another. The war is intense.
No More Cropping Because Instagram Finally Adds Support For 3:4 Aspect Ratio Photos
Instagram was launched on October 6, 2010, and it has come a long way before it becomes what it is now.
How 'Perplexity Lab' Wants To Speed Up Projects By Giving Users 'An Entire Team At Your Disposal'
AI once stirred only within its own circle, barely making waves beyond the tech elite. But that all changed.
'DeepSeek R1-0528' Introduced As An Open Source Rival To OpenAI o3 And Google Gemini 2.5 Pro
China, vast in both geography and population, has long maintained tight control over its digital borders.
With Firefox 139, Mozilla Brings 'Custom Tabs' And Experiments With 'Link Previews'
Mozilla, long known for its open-source and privacy-first philosophy, kept AI low-key for years.