Tag: computing
One of my favorite AI tools is getting an iPhone app, and here’s why you should install it
Google surprised me when I first experimented with its NotebookLM AI tool. The AI-powered research assistant offers a relatively intuitive and focused setup to make custom guides on any topic you can name. It’s now poised to become even more accessible with a mobile app soon. The app should be…
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What is Amazon’s Project Kuiper? The Starlink rival explained ahead of tomorrow’s big lift-off
If you live somewhere that has poor broadband connectivity, Amazon could soon have the answer: the company is launching a constellation of satellites with the goal of making low-cost internet available worldwide. The initiative is called Project Kuiper and it’s coming sooner than you think – with the first batch…
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What is Amazon’s Project Kuiper? The Starlink rival explained as its first internet satellites launch
If you live somewhere that has poor broadband connectivity, Amazon could soon have the answer: the company is launching a constellation of satellites with the goal of making low-cost internet available worldwide. The initiative is called Project Kuiper and it’s coming sooner than you think – with the first batch…
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Google’s AI Mode can explain what you’re seeing even if you can’t
Google’s AI Mode now lets users upload images and photos to go with text queries The feature combines Google Gemini and Lens AI Mode can understand entire scenes, not just objects Google is adding a new dimension to its experimental AI Mode by connecting Google Lens’s visual abilities with Gemini.…
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Midjourney V7 gives the AI image-maker power, speed, and correctly shaped hands
Midjourney has released a new AI model for producing images, Midjourney V7 The model features improved image quality, prompt understanding, and personalization The new Draft Mode generates lower-quality images far faster and cheaper to allow testing Midjourney has a new model to show off to fans of the AI image…
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Manus, the much-hyped Chinese AI, has opened up public access, and you get 1,000 credits for free if you sign up now
Manus, the much-hyped Chinese AI, seen by some as the ‘next DeepSeek’ has opened up public access, giving you 1,000 credits to try it out for free. Manus is the latest Chinese AI, capable of deep research and agentic usage, so it can perform whatever tasks you set while you’re…
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