Microsoft Makes Copilot A 'Hype Man' By Giving It The Ability To Hear, See, And Speak
Microsoft has been at the front-and-center of many things in technology's advancement.
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With iOS 18, Apple Lets Users Choose Which Contacts To Share With An App
Apple, renowned for its iPhones and other premium products, is much more than a hardware company.
Pika Introduces Pika 1.5, And The Internet Is Quickly Obsessed With Its 'Pikaffect'
The AI industry was dull and boring, until it was disrupted.
WhatsApp Introduces Filters And Backgrounds To Video Calls To Add 'More Personal Touch'
WhatsApp, the world’s most popular messaging app by user count, has seen continuous enhancements.
'Gemini Live' Is Now Available To Everybody On Android Phones, For Free
the AI industry was in a period of gradual progress before the generative AI trend disrupted it, and accelerated its growth.
OpenAI's 'Realtime API' Lets Developers Can Use Its Voice Assistant In Third-Party Apps
The AI was kind of boring and dull, before OpenAI came in.
Google Gives Its Google Lens An AI Upgrade With 'Video Search'
AI can be made to understand written text, see what's inside an image, and understand the context within. Google wants to go further.
Reddit Moderators Must Ask Permission To Make Subreddits Private: No More Sitewide Protest
Reddit is built around its communities. It’s a platform where the power rests with the people.
Meta Is Giving Its Meta AI Chatbot 'A Voice,' Which Include John Cena
In the era of Large Language Models, tech companies race to create better and better generative AI products.
How the 'Necro' Malware Struck Google Play Again, Infecting Millions of Android Devices
Most modern software products incorporate components from various third-party vendors, open-source libraries, and APIs.