Starting from January 2nd, 2024, Google Drive will no longer require third-party cookies to be enabled for file downloads, according to Google’s recent announcement. This change aligns with Google’s broader initiative to
Intel has unveiled its latest lineup of desktop processors, the 14th Gen Intel Core processors. Leading this series is the flagship Intel Core i9-14900K processor, boasting 24 cores and a maximum frequency
Google is launching new accessibility features in its Maps, Search, and Assistant, along with a Magnifier app for enhanced reading of text. Google Maps will provide screen reader support for its “Search
Spotify has unveiled a dedicated in-app Merch Hub, offering users personalized merchandise recommendations based on their music listening preferences. Previously, users could purchase artist merchandise from individual artist profiles, the Now Playing
Xiaomi has officially confirmed the upcoming transition from MIUI to Xiaomi HyperOS as its new operating system for smartphones and tablets. This change was previously hinted at through rumors and trademark registrations,
Under the leadership of Elon Musk, Twitter, now known as X, has undergone numerous changes. One notable addition has been the introduction of a paid subscription plan offering a verification badge and
In an era marked by increasing cyber threats, traditional passwords no longer suffice for digital security. The adoption of biometric authentication on various platforms, including budget-friendly Android devices, has provided users with
CD Projekt Red, the developer behind Cyberpunk 2077, employed AI voice cloning technology in its Phantom Liberty DLC to reproduce the voice of the late actor Miłogost Reczek, who originally voiced Viktor
A team of scientists is developing a new tool called Polymathic AI, powered by technology similar to that of ChatGPT. Unlike OpenAI’s chatbot, which mainly works with words and sentences, Polymathic AI
Google has rebranded its exclusive Pixel device camera app, previously known as Google Camera, as “Pixel Camera” on the Play Store. The app description now reflects this change and highlights features like
WhatsApp, the messaging platform owned by Meta, is reportedly developing a feature for its web client that will allow users to search for messages by a specific date. This “search message by
WhatsApp will discontinue support for certain Android and iOS smartphones starting October 24. According to the official website of the Meta-owned platform, WhatsApp will no longer be available on Android smartphones running