Recently, the company decided to cease using the “Gemini Advanced” brand during the Google I/O 2025 event. Instead of suggesting the existence of multiple versions of Gemini, Google will now refer to its AI assistant simply as “Gemini.” This streamlined approach will offer users three tiers of service: Free, Pro, Continue Reading
After Two Years, Meta’s Threads Introduces Direct Messaging Feature
Threads, a recent addition to the Meta family, has opted for an envelope icon for its messaging feature, differentiating itself from Instagram, which uses a paper airplane icon. This design choice aligns Threads more closely with platforms like X, creating a unique identity for the app. Currently, the instant messaging Continue Reading
Wikipedia Halts AI-Generated Summaries Following Significant Public Backlash
Recently, the Wikimedia Foundation experimented with AI-generated summaries for Wikipedia articles. This initiative drew mixed reactions from the community. Some users expressed their discontent by simply saying “Yuck,” while others provided more in-depth critiques, highlighting concerns about the potential harm to Wikipedia’s reputation as a credible and reliable source of Continue Reading
Microsoft Takes Jabs at the Familiar New Look of macOS Tahoe
Social media quickly lit up with comparisons between the new translucent visuals of Windows and Windows Vista from 2006, sparking discussions among enthusiasts. Microsoft joined the conversation by sharing screenshots of Vista alongside nostalgic boot-up sounds. The viral post featured a brief caption: “Y’all good??? #Windows #WindowsVista #WindowsAero.” Within just Continue Reading
AMD’s AI Chips Ready to Transform Windows PCs: A Game Changer for Performance
AMD has historically lagged behind in software development for PCs, but company executives assert that this is changing. The focus of the recent Advancing AI event was on enterprise-class GPUs, particularly the Instinct series, but a lesser-known software platform, ROCm, is equally crucial to AMD’s vision. With the release of Continue Reading
June Update from Microsoft Addresses Numerous Security Vulnerabilities in Windows and Office
Yesterday marked June’s Patch Tuesday, during which Microsoft released security updates addressing 66 vulnerabilities. Notably, one specific vulnerability in Windows has already been exploited in attacks, while several other issues identified in both Windows and Office products have been classified as critical. For additional details on these vulnerabilities, keep reading. Continue Reading
Mozilla Discontinues Two Additional Firefox Add-ons: Deep Fake Detector and Orbit
Pocket and Fakespot are not the only Firefox extensions facing discontinuation. Both of these add-ons will officially shut down on June 26th, 2025, as indicated by notices on their respective pages. In addition to these, there are other extensions on the market that may capture your interest. For instance, Deep Continue Reading
ChatGPT Faces Challenges Against Classic 1977 Atari Chess Program
As interest in AI tools and assistants continues to rise, it is crucial to acknowledge their limitations and shortcomings. While they may appear intelligent at first glance, AI systems are not as advanced as they can seem. A prime example of this is ChatGPT’s performance in chess. Robert Caruso, an Continue Reading
Why Password Sharing Isn’t Beneficial: An Insight from PCWorld
Many people are comfortable sharing passwords, whether for Netflix, delivery services, or a shared email account. However, some individuals take it a step further and share access to personal email addresses or even bank accounts, which can lead to dangerous situations. Trust among friends and family can be tenuous, and Continue Reading
June Update: Google Addresses Critical Chrome Vulnerabilities for Enhanced Security
Google has announced a security update for its Chrome browser, addressing two vulnerabilities that have been identified and fixed in the latest versions. The updates are available for Chrome versions 137.0.7151.103/104 for Windows and macOS, and 137.0.7151.103 for Linux. According to Google, these vulnerabilities are not currently being exploited in Continue Reading