Tag: computing
Rabbit r1 hasn’t shipped yet and it’s already received a major upgrade
Startup company and breakout star of CES 2024 Rabbit has revealed its r1 mobile device will utilize Perplexity AI’s LLM (large language models) to power its internal search engine. The announcement was made on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter) and is part of a new brand partnership. Perplexity…
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Microsoft is adding a Windows 11 feature that makes accessing your phone’s photos even easier
A new feature is coming to Windows 11 that will make transferring screenshots from your phone to your PC much easier. Thanks to testing being done by Microsoft, you should soon have the ability to access and edit your screenshots from your phone directly on your PC. The Windows Insider…
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Worried about what apps will actually come with the Vision Pro? Here’s what Apple has planned
Apple’s take on the virtual computing headset, the Vision Pro, will soon be in people’s hands (and on their heads), but there’s been some concern about what apps will actually be available to run natively – and thankfully, Apple has now given us an idea. In an official Newsroom post,…
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Apple admits the iPhone 12 and M2 MacBook Air have a concerning security flaw – but don’t panic
Earlier this week, the TechRadar Pro team reported on a serious security flaw affecting millions of GPUs from Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm – and today, Apple has officially confirmed that some of its products are indeed affected. So far, Apple has stated that the iPhone 12 and M2 MacBook Air…
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Finally, some good Copilot news: Microsoft could be making 16GB RAM a standard for AI PCs
Microsoft is looking to set new standards for PC hardware specs, as the tech giant is apparently planning to set a 16GB RAM requirement for any AI PCs. This comes from a TrendForce market research report (reported on by TechPowerUp), with the reason most likely being to push AI PCs…
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SSD pricing set to ‘skyrocket’ for 2TB or bigger models, so buy now or you could regret it
SSDs going up in price has been a strong thread via the rumor mill for some time now, and we now have another suggestion that price tags could shoot up for higher capacity consumer drives. Tom’s Hardware reports that according to an industry source, 3D NAND packages that consist of…
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