Microsoft Designer Doesn’t Have a Waitlist Anymore Microsoft Designer first arrived last year as a tool for creating greeting cards, presentation templates, and other designs with the help of AI. It’s now available for everyone, and you might see it in the Edge browser. Views: 24 (more…)
Read moreYouTube Premium Has New Video Quality Options, More Features YouTube Premium is the paid subscription that removes ads from YouTube (while still paying the video creator) and adds other features. Google is now updating it with even more functionality. Views: 29 (more…)
Read moreMicrosoft Copilot AI Is Coming to OneNote, Too Microsoft revealed in March that its Bing-like Copilot AI assistant is coming to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. It turns out that Copilot also coming to OneNote. Views: 25 (more…)
Read more6 Ways a Microsoft Account and a Local Account Are Different on Windows Can’t decide between a local or a Microsoft account? Views: 23 (more…)
Read moreMicrosoft’s New ‘Copilot’ AI Can Create a PowerPoint And Even Attend Meetings Microsoft 365 Copilot is designed to take the drudgery out of work by automating various tasks for you, such as writing emails, creating presentations or extracting insights from a spreadsheet. Views: 25 (more…)
Read moreMicrosoft 365 Copilot Will Add AI to Word, Outlook, and More Microsoft is rushing to add AI features to its services, such as the new Bing Chat AI and a new sidebar in Microsoft Edge. To no one’s surprise, AI functionality is now coming to Office apps. Views: 25 (more…)
Read moreDuckDuckGo Unveils a Level-Headed AI Search Feature For better or worse, Google Search and Bing are going all-in on AI chatbots. And DuckDuckGo, the most popular privacy-focused search engine, doesn’t want to miss the hype train. DuckDuckGo is now beta testing a “DuckAssist” AI that provides instant, summarized answers for your search queries. Views: 32 (more…)
Read moreHow Countries Censor and Control the Internet The internet is not so free as it seems: even outside of authoritarian countries like China and its Great Firewall, many people are routinely denied access to sites that have content authorities deem harmful. How do these blocks work, though? What methods do governments employ to control the web? Views: 27 (more…)
Read moreGoogle Chrome Won’t Drain Your MacBook’s Battery as Fast Now Modern web sites and apps can be demanding on your computer’s resources, especially battery life. Google is now making further improvements to Chrome’s battery usage, specifically on Mac laptops. Views: 28 (more…)
Read moreGoogle Chrome Is Testing a Notes Feature Google is always working on new features for the Chrome browser, like the recent battery life improvements. Soon, you might be able to save notes about pages right in the browser. Views: 23 (more…)
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