Google's Gemini Deep Research Can Connect To Gmail, Docs, Drive, And Chat: A Next Level Productivity
The large language models (LLMs) war isn't just about who can create the smartest AI. It's also who can make it the most useful.
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OpenAI Launches Sora On Android, And Introduces Social Media Handle For The App
Large language models (LLMs) are now the pulse of modern technology, and the momentum shows no sign of slowing.
Through iOS 26.1, Apple Puts Users In Control Of Liquid Glass: Tame The Skeuomorphism
Apple has long been known as the pioneer of technology design, the company that doesn’t just follow trends but creates them.
Now With 40 Million Users, BlueSky Introduces A 'Dislike' Button To Create A 'Healthier Social Media'
The underdog is shining, and it's trying to remain relevant in the unforgiving space of social media.
Apple’s App Store Finally Gets A Web Experience That Feels Like A Real, Proper Website
It's about time, if it's not too long overdue.
OpenAI Gives Sora 2 'Character Cameos' Feature, And The Ability To Stitch Videos Together
The LLM war isn’t just about chatbots any more. What once started as model vs model in text has now spilled into video generation.
WhatsApp Can Now Protect Users' Backups With End-To-End Encryption, With Passkeys
WhatsApp is moving one step closer to a passwordless future.
With 'Pico-Banana-400K,' Apple Makes A Contribution To The War, Before Making its Next Big Move
The war of large language models (LLMs) isn't stopping. It's only getting more intense as newer and more powerful products are introduced.
'Frame Forward,' 'Light Touch,' 'Clean Take,' And Many More: How Adobe Wants to Redefine Editing With AI
At this year’s Adobe MAX 2025, the spotlight landed on a new wave of generative-AI tools that aim to re-imagine how we edit photos, video and audio.
Samsung Internet Makes Its First Bold Step Beyond Mobile By Expanding To PC
Even when people are tirelessly scrolling their social media feed, web browsing through web browsers remains the primary gateway to the internet for millions of users.