Month: March 2023
Apple’s iPhone SE 4 may use OLED screens from a Chinese supplier, not Samsung or LG
Samsung Display reportedly gets away with things that no other Apple component supplier would dream of That’s good news for the bottom line — the SE will likely use an older OLED design, so BOE can use existing parts inventory. But it’s not great news, as Apple has been trying…
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Microsoft’s latest AI CoPilot could be the voice behind a deluge of work emails
If you notice that emails from salespeople or responses from customer support agents seem a bit off — or that they’ve gotten a significant bump in writing quality — you may be have AI to thank. Microsoft has announced that it’ll be introducing AI features into Dynamics 365, its set…
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Microsoft makes Outlook for Mac free to use
Microsoft is making Outlook for Mac free to use today. Outlook is now available free in Apple’s App Store, and you no longer need a Microsoft 365 subscription or Office license to use it. It’s a surprise move that coincides with Microsoft’s push to make its Windows desktop Outlook email…
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Microsoft may soon be testing Windows 12 code
Audio player loading… Microsoft is making some big moves for its Windows Insiders Preview program, which could be hinting at some major news later down the road. According to Microsoft’s official blog and reported on by Windows Central, the tech giant will be using its newly made Canary Channel to…
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How to use Zoom on a Chromebook
Until last year, the way to use Zoom on a ChromeOS device was to download and use Zoom’s ChromeOS app. However, in August of 2022, that app was sunsetted and replaced by the Zoom PWA (progressive web app) for ChromeOS. According to the Zoom blog, the idea was to leverage…
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Filmmaker Mode on LG OLED TVs may be getting a huge HDR upgrade
Audio player loading… Movie fans who subscribe to the best streaming services like Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney Plus could soon be getting an upgrade to the Filmmaker Mode picture preset that lets them experience movies on their TV at the same quality level as the film’s director intended. That…
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