The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has announced an important update to the Portable Network Graphics (PNG) image format, a widely used standard for web content. Originally introduced in 1996, this is only the third update to the format since its inception. The latest version introduces several significant enhancements. Notably, Continue Reading
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Google Unveils Gemini for Schools Amidst Growing AI Concerns
As the 2025 school year comes to a close, students returning in the fall will be greeted by a new learning assistant: Google Gemini for Education. At the recent International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) conference, Google unveiled this innovative AI teaching tool designed to enhance educational experiences. One Continue Reading
Bluetooth Earbuds: A Gateway for Hackers to Attack Your Phone
If you have any concerns about someone eavesdropping on your conversations, you might feel uneasy about your phone, especially if you use Bluetooth devices. Recent discoveries have revealed vulnerabilities in Bluetooth security, making your Bluetooth earbuds and headphones more susceptible to attacks than you might realize. These vulnerabilities, originating from Continue Reading
Disable This Setting! Facebook Seeks Access to Your Private Photos
A new pop-up feature from Meta is creating a significant buzz, primarily due to its implications for data privacy. This feature allows Meta AI to access images stored on users’ smartphones, including those not published on Facebook. By opting into “cloud processing,” users effectively grant Meta AI permission to analyze Continue Reading
Security Flaw Leaves Millions of Printers Vulnerable to Hacking Threats
Brother is known for producing high-quality home printers, enjoying widespread popularity with millions of devices in use globally. However, a recent study by Rapid7 has uncovered significant security vulnerabilities affecting numerous Brother models, as well as some from other brands. The research identified eight vulnerabilities in a staggering 689 Brother Continue Reading
Protect Your PC: Update WinRAR Now to Fix Critical Security Vulnerability
If you are still using WinRAR, it is crucial to update to version 7.12 without delay. The vulnerability was first identified on June 5, 2025, through the Zero Day Initiative, leading to the release of a fix in beta version 7.12 on June 24, 2025. This update not only addresses Continue Reading
Beware: 3 Travel Scams Online That Could Spoil Your Summer Fun
Warmer weather often inspires travel, but it also attracts scammers. These fraudsters take advantage of eager travelers by flooding the internet with fake booking sites, misleading emails, and false deal links. To protect yourself from losing money, it is essential to be vigilant when making reservations or purchasing travel gear. Continue Reading
Top VPNs for South Dakota: Access Pornhub and More
Starting June 30, 2025, residents of South Dakota will face restrictions preventing them from accessing Pornhub, an adult site. This new law, effective from July 1, 2025, is being criticized by Pornhub’s parent company, Aylo, and various privacy advocates. They argue that these laws don’t just infringe on free speech Continue Reading
Court Allows Anthropic to Train AI Using Copyrighted Materials, As Reported by PCWorld
A significant issue emerging in the rapidly evolving field of generative AI is the legality of training AI models on copyrighted material without the consent of copyright owners. This concern has prompted a group of authors to file a lawsuit against Anthropic, the company responsible for the AI chatbot Claude. Continue Reading
Anthropic Offers Free Hosting and Sharing for Claude-Powered AI Applications
The apps created through Claude can easily be shared with others, allowing them to run the app independently. One of the remarkable aspects of this hosting and sharing model is that the original creator isn’t responsible for the API calls made by the app. Instead, when someone uses the app Continue Reading