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
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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
ChatGPT Gains Live Access to Gmail, Outlook, and Google Drive: A Game Changer for Productivity
Newly connectable sources that have been specifically highlighted include Outlook, Teams, Google Drive, Gmail, and Linear. These connections are currently exclusive to paid users of ChatGPT, specifically those under the Plus, Pro, Team, Enterprise, and Edu plans. It is important to note that this feature is not available to users Continue Reading
Google Chrome Achieves Record-Breaking Web Speed Benchmark Score
Recent optimizations have improved the Chrome web browser’s speed by 10 percent compared to its performance in August 2024. This enhancement leads to a more enjoyable browsing experience, allowing users to engage more deeply with the web. Nonetheless, despite these advancements, there remains significant potential for further performance improvements within Continue Reading
Enhance Your Online Security: Adopt Gen Z’s Approach
Gen Z is leading older generations in adopting passkeys, which offer enhanced security against phishing attacks. This younger demographic is more likely to use passkeys, with 40 percent of Gen Z respondents incorporating them into their online security practices. In contrast, individuals over 29 are less inclined to start using Continue Reading
Google Drive Introduces AI-Generated Summaries for File Change Updates
Google Gemini has introduced a new feature that allows users to quickly catch up on changes made to their data in Google Drive. By clicking the new “Catch me up” button, users can access a summary in the sidebar, providing an overview of all modifications to their files. Additionally, within Continue Reading
The Importance of Strong Passwords: What You Risk by Not Using Them
Consider all of your online accounts for a moment. Do you often reuse passwords or rely on weak ones? Many individuals settle for passwords they deem “good enough,” which may stem from outdated practices like rotating simple base passwords. Rather than updating your passwords just because it’s a recommendation, think Continue Reading
Mozilla Starts Vetting Firefox Extensions to Combat Cryptocurrency Scams
Crypto wallets frequently exist as web browser extensions, and unfortunately, this has also led to a rise in crypto scams. Mozilla has identified hundreds of fraudulent extensions attempting to infiltrate the official repository of Firefox extensions. To combat this issue, a new tool has been developed that automatically scans for Continue Reading