Face Biometric Authentication: Pros and cons
Facial recognition is considered a trusted security measure as most tech giants rely on the technology, offering it as a feature in their devices.
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Check the Google Voice Material You Redesign on Android
Read here more about Google Voice and how it looks like after its new Material You redesign on Android
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Android 13's upcoming Enhanced Pin Privacy feature explained
The next version of Google's Android operating system will include a feature that Google calls Enhanced Pin Privacy.
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Microsoft will block 120 high-risk file extensions in OneNote
As a consequence of ongoing phishing campaigns using Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft announced that it would harden the application against phishing attacks in ear
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What Is a GIF? Meaning, How It Works and What It's Used For
A GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is an image file format that can hold a single still picture or a short, silent animation that loops.
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Spotify vs. Apple Music: Which one is better for you?
Spotify and Apple Music are two of the most used music streaming platforms you can use daily, but if you are considering buying a subscription to one of them, h
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Bafta Games Awards: The unlikely winner that stole God of War's thunder
Bafta Games Awards found their winners yesterday, and while God of War headlined the event with six awards, Vampire Survivors came out of nowhere, causing gasps
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You may soon install apps and games directly from Windows Search results
Microsoft released a new Insider Preview build for Windows 11's Canary channel yesterday that introduces a new option to install Windows apps or games directly
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Why has E3 been canceled?
E3, one of the most anticipated and popular gaming exhibitions in the world, has been canceled after an announcement made by the organization.
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PDFgear: PDF Editor with ChatGPT powered Summary function
PDFgear is a free PDF Editor for Windows that combines light PDF editing functionality with an AI assistant that is powered by ChatGPT.
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Apple pushes back mass production of its Mixed-Reality headset
Apple could already be facing some problems with its plans to launch its Mixed-Reality headset.
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Elon Musk unsurprisingly Becomes Twitter’s Most-Followed Account
Elon Musk is now officially the number one followed account on Twitter, but how did he get there? We take a few guesses.
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Google Uncovers more Details on Spanish-made Spyware that Targeted UAE Users
After last year’s attack on Google users, the company is now closer to learning where the hackers are.
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Are you Ready to Hear Wikipedia’s ‘Sound of all Human Knowledge’?
Wikipedia has determined the winning Sound of All Human Knowledge that will represent its logo.
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Top 5 AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and more (2023)
Artificial intelligence is becoming more popular, and we see it almost in every aspect of our daily lives, especially during work hours.
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Azure vulnerability allowed hackers to manipulate Bing results and take over accounts
BingBang, that is the name that security researchers at Wiz gave the Azure platform vulnerability that allowed them to change Bing search results and access Mic
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Luke Skywalker’s Voice will now Alert Ukrainians to Russian Air Raids
Thanks to a new app, Mark Hamill’s voice will let Luke Skywalker warn Ukranians of incoming attacks by the Russians.
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It’s Time to Join the Beta for Popular Petey GPT Apple Watch app for iOS
You’ll be able to join the beta for the new Petet GPT for iOS devices, where you can ask it questions via Siri.
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Meet Tempest, a new search engine that doesn't sell your data
The landscape of the internet has transformed dramatically in recent years, with our search engines and browsers serving as the gateways to the hyper-connected
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Google claims that ChatGPT didn’t train Bard
After new allegations, Google says it didn’t train Bard on ChatGPT using ShareGPT, and it’s holding to it.
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How to send large files in Gmail: Easiest way
Unfortunately, the Gmail attachment limit is only 25MB, and you can't send anything bigger than that.
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Elon Musk and others call for a six-month AI pause, citing ‘risks to society.’
Elon Musk and other tech leaders have called for a six-month "AI pause," citing potential societal risks.
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Facebook Accounts Hacked by Fake ChatGPT Posing as Browser Extension
Read here more about how over 9000 Facebook accounts were hacked by a fake ChatGPT browser extension, including similar hijacking cases.
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What is Lemon8: How to use it and who owns it?
TikTok's owner ByteDance is pushing another app named "Lemon8.
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How to stay safe while using public Wi-Fi
Whether you are traveling frequently or a remote worker, relying on public Wi-Fi may not be ideal, but it may be the only option to get work done sometimes.
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How to utilize ChatGPT to write great codes?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world as we know it, and the world of programming and development is no exception.
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Get ready for the new sports viewing experience on Apple TV
A new code discovered in the iOS beta points shows that Apple might release a multiview option for Apple TV, simultaneously showing up to four sports content st
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iPhone 15 Pro: Upgraded with Watch Ultra's Action button
Recent leaks show that the iPhone 15 pro might have a customizable Action button just like the current Apple Watch Ultra.
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Netflix could expand its gaming service to TVs
Netflix is working on a way to bring its gaming service to TVs.
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Microsoft PowerToys: Registry Preview tool is coming next
Microsoft plans to add a Registry Preview tool to its open source PowerToys collection.
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Discover more music with Spotify new card-style profiles
After bringing some features in recent weeks, Spotify is now working on changing the user profile pages.
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Bing AI Chatbot set to integrate ads
Microsoft's Bing chatbot, powered by AI technology, is set to feature ads in its chat experience.
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Top 5 Spring Sale deals on PlayStation Store (2023)
The Spring Sale has started on PlayStation Store, and many of the fan-favorite games can be picked up at discounted prices.
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Google Chrome: Reading Mode for distraction-free reading announced
Google announced the upcoming release of Reading Mode in Chrome today on the company's The Keyword website.
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Apple to host WWDC 23 from June 5 to 9
Apple has confirmed that it will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) this year from June 5 through 9.
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Microsoft unveils plans to monetize Bing Chat
Bing Chat is a tremendous success for Microsoft.
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Union Accuses Apple of Firing Workers in Retaliation for Organizing
See the details of the accusation and how Apple is handling the situation.
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Spotify now lists Niche Mixes where you can Select a Personalized Playlist
The new Niche Mixes feature for Spotify generates playlists for you based on activities, so they will be unique for everyone.
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Can you Spot an AI-Generated Image and Not Be Fooled?
After the Pope’s fake image went viral yesterday, many are wondering how easy it is to spot images made by AI tech.
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If your Combustion Car Runs on E-fuel, you might be able to Keep Riding it Beyond 2035
The EU will ban gasoline cars by 2035, unless they are powered by e-fuel.