Author: Zach_Wilson
Ads in Windows 11 are becoming the new normal and look like they’re headed for your Settings home page
Microsoft looks like it’s forging ahead with its mission to put more ads in parts of the Windows 11 interface, with the latest move being an advert introduced to the Settings home page. Windows Latest noticed the ad, which is for the Xbox Game Pass, is part of the latest…
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Microsoft Places uses AI to find the best time for your next office day
Microsoft is attempting to solve the hassle of coordinating with colleagues on when everyone will be in the office. It’s a problem that emerged with the increase in hybrid and flexible work after the recent covid-19 pandemic, with workers spending less time in the office. Microsoft Places is an AI-powered…
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Netflix picks up a new animated show with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes – one that Max just cancelled
Despite excellent reviews, the sci-fi animation show Scavengers Reign has been axed by Max – but from the end of this month you’ll be able to stream the entire first season on Netflix. And according to Variety, Netflix is considering greenlighting a second season – but it won’t make its final decision…
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Prime Video movie of the day: The Bad Guys are really good fun in this action-packed animation
If you’re in charge of any small people, you may already know The Bad Guys: they’re the anti-heroes of the best-selling book series of the same name, a series of capers that’ll have you hearing laughter from the kids’ rooms long after lights out. And a movie, available free for…
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Google Pixel 8a review: The best midrange Android phone gets flagship AI features
The recipe for Google’s A-series Pixels is incredibly straightforward: Combine top-notch cameras with a vivid display and then cram all that in a tried and tested design for a reasonable price. But with the addition of a Tensor G3 chip, the Pixel 8a now supports the same powerful AI features…
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Google Pixel 8A Review: The Best Smartphone
This Android phone has great cameras, a fun design, and seven years of software support. Source
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