Google’s ‘AI Mode’ Search Set to Replace Traditional Link Lists, Says PCWorld

On Thursday, Google announced the launch of its “AI Mode,” transitioning it from an experimental feature in Google Labs to a fully implemented service. This move aims to compete with similar AI-driven services like Anthropic, which provide answers by synthesizing information from pre-existing sources. In its desktop version, AI Mode Continue Reading

Beware of Public USB Charging Stations: They May Compromise Your Phone’s Security

In recent years, smartphones have incorporated a built-in feature aimed at safeguarding against unauthorized access through USB connections. Both iOS and Android systems present users with pop-up notifications requiring confirmation when a data USB connection is initiated, thereby attempting to prevent potential breaches. However, this form of security, which addresses Continue Reading