Tag: computing
Microsoft announces Recall for Windows Insiders, other AI tools in major new Windows 11 release
Microsoft has released a major announcement outlining all the new experiences coming to its new Copilot+ PCs and Windows 11, hoping to convince people to see the practical benefits of its AI-powered efforts. We’ll have to see how these developments play out when they’re more widespread and in the hands…
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Google is rumored to be working on a ‘thinking’ AI of its own to take on OpenAI o1
Last month, OpenAI infused ChatGPT with new o1-preview and o1-mini models that it said would “spend more time thinking before they respond” – and it seems like Google isn’t too far behind with its own deep-thinking AI. As per Bloomberg, Google is also developing artificial intelligence that more closely resembles…
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Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics cards are finally impressing PC gamers – and we’re betting they’ll soon be the most popular GPUs around
Nvidia’s RTX 4060 struggled to make an impression when it arrived – notably against the previous-gen RTX 3060 Ti, even though the newer GPU was cheaper – but the graphics card appears to finally be hitting its stride. This is according to the latest Steam Hardware Survey, where the RTX…
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Gemini Live is here, free, and feeling chatty
After an early tease this month, Google’s Gemini Live AI assistant has now rolled out to all Android users for free. Gemini Live was initially limited to those subscribing to the Gemini Advanced plan for $20 a month, but the voice assistant is now available to anyone who downloads the Gemini app.…
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New leaks suggest AMD’s RDNA 4-based GPUs will launch early 2025
New sources claim that AMD’s RDNA 4-based graphics cards, originally rumored to be launching at the end of 2024, are behind schedule and now expected to launch in 2025. The news doesn’t come completely out of nowhere. We previously reported on hardware leaker Kepler’s claim that AMD would not release…
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Your free Internet is coming to an end and there’s nothing you can do about it
It’s a miracle that the free Internet lasted as long as it did. It’s been nearly 30 years of mostly unfettered, free content access to everything from magazine articles and newspapers to videos and recipes. The steady devolution of the online advertising business made free online content an economic equation…
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