Musk annonces X will soon have semantic search
In recent years, Twitter has been criticized for its lack of effective search functionality.
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How to turn off LIVE invites on TikTok
To turn off LIVE invites on TikTok, check two places: the LIVE settings on the Go LIVE screen (the gear icon) and Settings and privacy > Privacy in your prof
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Cryptotrader manipulates NFT bot to make 800 ETH profit
Cryptocurrency trading can often lead to unexpected turns, showcasing the dynamic and sometimes questionable nature of the market.
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Researchers reveal 95% accurate data theft AI
Researchers at Cornell have trained a deep learning model that can extract information from keyboard keystrokes collected using a microphone.
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Mark Zuckerberg vs Elon Musk: From social media banter to cage match
Two giants stand at the forefront, each with their unique prowess and approach to innovation.
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Apple could be testing an M3 Mac Mini with 24 GB of RAM
Apple has a new version of its Mini desktop in the works.
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Apple admits there is a decline in iPhone sales in Q3
Apple posted its financial earnings call for the fiscal year's Q3 last Thursday.
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Microsoft removes 44 Intel CPUs from Windows 11's Processor Compatibility list
Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system has different hardware requirements than Windows 10, Windows 8.
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How to turn off SharePlay: Privacy please!
SharePlay is a feature that brings people closer through virtual connections.
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How to use Barbie Me AI filter: Your life in plastic, It’s fantastic!
In the past year, generative artificial intelligence (AI) has demonstrated its potential as a powerful tool for creative endeavors.
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Edge may soon save screenshots of every page you visit
Microsoft is testing a new feature in its Edge web browser for the desktop currently that saves screenshots of visited webpages to the browser's history.
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Is your iPhone camera blinking? Here is what to do
With this article, you can learn how to fix the iPhone camera blinking issue.
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Cheapest way to watch Messi
Are you a fan of Major League Soccer (MLS)? If so, then you'll want to check out the Apple TV MLS Season Pass.
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AI knows what you type by simply listening
Researchers have trained an AI deep learning model to detect computer keyboard keystrokes with up to 95% accuracy.
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Google's plan on enriching search with images, videos, and context
Traditionally, Google's search algorithm excelled at finding and presenting relevant links based on user queries.
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Microsoft accidentally leaks Windows 11's Staging Tool
Microsoft's recent fumble has given tech enthusiasts an unexpected glimpse into the inner workings of its upcoming features of Windows 11 operating system.
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Latest Youtube Shorts trends
Welcome, fellow content creators and avid YouTube enthusiasts! Today, we embark on an exciting journey into the realm of the latest YouTube Shorts trends that a
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How to remove added accounts to Prime Video
With this article, you can learn how to remove added accounts to Prime Video easily.
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How to stop Chrome opening searches in the side panel
To stop Chrome opening searches in the side panel, try the experimental flag first: load chrome://flags/#search-web-in-side-panel, set it to Disabled and relaun
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Despite the challenges, Tim Cook believes in generative AI
As AAPL reports its Q3 2023 profits, CEO Tim Cook is also highlighting the company's progress in the field of generative AI.
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Google fixes 17 security issues in latest Chrome 115 update
Google has released a point update for Chrome 115; this update patches 17 different security issues in the desktop and Android versions of the web browser.
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Can Siri read lips? Apple thinks so
Siri, Apple's virtual assistant, is constantly evolving.
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How to permanently delete your Twitter account
Twitter, the popular social networking platform, has seen various changes since its ownership transfer to Elon Musk.
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Microsoft deprecates the Windows Cortana app
If you are one of the few Windows users who is using the Cortana standalone application for Windows, you will soon no longer be able to do so.
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No gateway from Google to those who want to access your personal information
Google, as the world's most popular search engine, helps users find relevant information quickly.
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iPhone 15 could be announced on September 13
Rumours have indicated that Apple could announce the iPhone 15 series on September 13.
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Brave Search finally gets native Image and Video search capabilities
If you tried Brave Search in the past, you may have noticed that it redirected requests to find images or videos to either Google Search or Bing.
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Kundli GPT: AI Horoscope Predictions and Astrology
Kundli GPT is a fusion of astrology and AI, driven by the power of GPT, promising to offer tailor-made horoscope predictions.
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LK-99: How would room temperature superconductors change the world
For decades, superconductors have been heralded as the holy grail of technology due to their astonishing ability to conduct electricity with zero resistance.
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Elon Musk reaches out to Tim Cook for ''Apple tax''
In a recent post on Twitter, billionaire Elon Musk reignited the debate over the controversial "Apple tax" by expressing his intention to speak with Apple's CEO
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AI.com domain now redirects to Musk's xAI
AI.
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Chrome Mobile is getting lots of suggestive features
Google Chrome for mobile is getting a new set of suggestive features.
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Is your Discord AMOLED mode not working? Here is how to fix it!
Discord has become one of the most popular communication platforms, connecting people from all over the world.
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Cenus AI: NSFW chatbot
Venus AI is an AI-powered NSFW chatbot that enables users to have conversations with AI characters.
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Users can now hide Twitter Blue checkmark
Twitter, or X, under the leadership of CEO Elon Musk, has been undergoing significant changes.
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Hackers targeting air-gapped devices in Eastern Europe with new malware
A concerning cyber threat has emerged in Eastern Europe, where Chinese state-sponsored hackers are employing a new and sophisticated malware to breach air-gappe
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Apple's John Ternus says that removable batteries will reduce durability of iPhones
John Ternus, Apple's senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, has said that the iPhone could become less durable if it were to have a removable battery.
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Chrome shows downloads at the top: how to control the download bubble
Google Chrome shows downloads at the top of the window, in a download bubble behind the Downloads icon to the right of the address bar.
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Microsoft is disabling TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 soon in Windows
Microsoft plans to disable the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol versions 1.
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Worldcoin Orb: Everything you need to know
Worldcoin introduces an innovative protocol, aiming to establish the most expansive identity and economic public network globally.