In 2023, Microsoft transitioned the PDF engine in its Edge browser to Adobe’s technology. This change made Adobe the default PDF engine for consumer devices, while businesses were given the option to choose whether to adopt the new engine. Consumers, however, could revert to the previous engine by adjusting a Continue Reading
Patreon Takes On Twitch with New 24/7 Live Streaming Feature
Twitch has long been regarded as the dominant platform for live streaming, remaining largely unaffected by other competitors such as YouTube Live, Kick, and the now-defunct Mixer. However, an intriguing development is on the horizon with Patreon introducing its native live streaming feature, which promises to eliminate the need for Continue Reading
US DOJ Declares Google as a Monopoly in Advertising Sector
Google, the dominant force in online search, faces increasing scrutiny from the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), which has recently concluded a major case against the tech giant, a case that began over two years ago involving the federal government and eight states. This development is a significant blow Continue Reading
Excited for Demon Butt-Stomping on a Motorcycle in ‘Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound’
Ninja Gaiden is a storied franchise in the gaming world, tracing its roots back to its side-scrolling arcade debut in 1988. While many gamers are familiar with the series’ iconic protagonist Ryu from the 3D installments on the Xbox or his appearances in the *Dead or Alive* series, the upcoming Continue Reading
Rival Hacker Takes Down Infamous 4chan Site: What It Means for Online Communities
On April 14, 2023, the notorious internet forum 4chan.org was hit by a significant hacking attack that rendered the site inaccessible. As of now, 4chan remains down, leaving its vast user base in uncertainty. Since its inception in 2003, 4chan has found itself at the center of numerous controversies. The Continue Reading
Over 50 malicious Chrome extensions discovered secretly monitoring users
Cybersecurity researcher John Tuckner from Secure Annex has uncovered 57 malicious Chrome extensions that are capable of tracking user activities and distributing malware. Among these, the extension that stands out is Cuponomia: Coupons and Cashback, which boasts over 700,000 users. Two other notable extensions, Fire Shield Extension Protection and Total Continue Reading
Discord Requires Face and ID Verification for Some Users to Confirm Their Age
The verification process on Discord allows users to confirm their identity either by scanning their face with a webcam or by using their mobile device to visit a QR code and upload a photo of their ID card. This is a one-time requirement, although users have options for re-verification or Continue Reading
OpenAI’s Updated AI Models Blend Image Understanding and Tool Integration
The recent AI models introduced by the company are being hailed as the most sophisticated and capable yet. Notably, these are the first models designed to incorporate reasoning specifically with images. This advancement means that the AI can analyze visual content, such as photographs or sketches, as integral components of Continue Reading
Canva Launches Innovative AI-Driven Spreadsheets, Charts, and Features
Canva has evolved beyond its origins as a visual design platform, significantly broadening its scope. In addition to the newly updated Visual Suite 2.0, the company has introduced features catering to coding, spreadsheets, and graphs, marking a substantial pivot in their direction. If other tech giants like Facebook can change Continue Reading
Fix Incorrect Language Installation in Classic Outlook
Users downloading the classic Outlook app from the Microsoft Store are encountering issues with language compatibility. Many have reported that selecting a specific language, such as Swedish, results in receiving the English version instead. Similarly, those opting for the English version often find themselves with the Portuguese edition. Although a Continue Reading