Ray-Ban Display and Neural Band The glasses look like classic Ray-Bans, but they have a discreet display on the side of the right lens. It supposedly doesn’t get in the way when looking through the…
Starting with version 138 (released back in April), Firefox has had a new-yet-still-deactivated option that uses “artificial intelligence” to display a mini preview of the destination page for a link. The feature determines the content…
Let’s look back at 2022, a year when Apple redesigned the standard iPad without a Home button, and the iPad Pro upgraded from the M1 chip to the M2. After those releases, it was over…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Editing is faster with AI and automation Easy-to-use wizards Cons Limited control in some AI-generated graphics Our Verdict The new AI in CyberLink Photo Director 365 helps achieve results…
Windows 11 version 23H2, released back in October 2023, will soon reach its end of support for Home and Pro editions, according to a recent Microsoft Lifecycle Policy announcement. Starting November 11th, 2025, regular security…
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced via admin center message that certain existing features will no longer be available in older versions of Office 365 apps starting end of January 2026. The change is due to…
Cloudflare‘s email security team recently uncovered a new phishing technique. Attackers are using compromised email accounts to disguise malicious links via legitimate link wrapping services. Services like those from Proofpoint or Intermedia rewrite incoming links…
Proton, the privacy-focused company behind the encrypted email service Proton Mail, has launched its own AI chatbot called Lumo (spotted by The Verge). Unlike most other AI chatbots, Lumo is privacy-first. Lumo can do a…
Last year, DeepSeek turned all kinds of heads when it came on the scene and presented itself as a faster, more-efficient alternative to options like ChatGPT and Copilot, all available for free. Some of that…
The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) in Japan has set a groundbreaking record: a data transmission rate of 1.02 petabits per second (around 127,500 GB/s) over 1,802 kilometers (about 1,120 miles), reports…