How 'Bluesky' Finally Became The Old-School Twitter That X Could Never Be
Twitter is dead, and there's no chance of seeing it rise from the grave.
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Google Authenticator 7.0, And How The One-Purpose App Gets An Update It Kind Of Deserves
There a lot of apps made for different purposes, designed for different individuals, in order to carter different needs.
This Particular Google 'Gemini-Exp-1114' Leads AI Ranking Until Its Formatting Is Removed
The AI sphere was rather quiet, dull and boring. It rarely made ripples outside its own realm, and barely disrupt the global industry.
Midjourney Introduces An Image Editor And A Re-Texturing Feature For Better Creative Customization
The AI field, once relatively dull, has been completely disrupted.
Arc Search Web Browser Out Of Beta, Available On Android With Voice Search, Widgets, And More
This is a day of celebration for The Browser Company, the team behind the Arc Browser.
WhatsApp Introduces 'Messages Drafts' To Help Those Who Are 'Distracted' When Typing
WhatsApp is the world’s leading messaging app in terms of sheer number, and this time, a long awaited feature has finally arrived.
Google Reveals How It 'Supercharges' Chrome's Real-Time Security Features With AI
Like it or not, AI is everywhere.
Google Introduces Gemini To iOS: Bringing 'Your AI Assistant From Google' To Apple
It was quiet, until something disrupted the peace.
The 'Call Links' Feature Makes Signal A More Private Alternative To Zoom And Microsoft Teams
Signal is widely regarded as being a secure messaging platform that values privacy.
The Release Of 'Final Cut Pro 11' And How Apple Prioritizes 'AI' And 'Pro'
13 years. That is how long since Apple first released Final Cut Pro X.