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.
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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
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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.
Anthropic Adds A 'Voice Mode' Feature To Its AI Assistant Claude
Imagine having a seamless, natural spoken conversation with an AI.
Opera Neon Reimagined: Becoming 'A Browser For The Agentic Web'
Opera has long been the underdog in the browser space. But still, it consistently pushing boundaries with innovative features.
The Browser Company Ends Arc To Focus On Developing AI-Driven Browser 'Dia'
Founded in August 2019 by Josh Miller and Hursh Agrawal, The Browser Company aims for the sky.
After 15 Long Years, WhatsApp Finally Releases Its Long-Awaited iPad App
WhatsApp is already synonymous with modern communication for people around the world.
Disobeying Human Instructions, OpenAI o3 Shows That It Can Refuse Orders To Shut Down
Computers are created to follow commands, execute tasks, and make life simpler. They run on software designed to obey human instructions with cold, mechanical precision.
Anthropic Claude 'Opus 4' And 'Sonnet 4' Are Hybrid Models That Can Work All Day, Everyday
What is one but not the other? Sometimes, requirements vary from person to person.