Tag: computing
Quordle today – hints and answers for Saturday, May 11 (game #838)
It’s the weekend, but don’t expect Quordle to give you an easy time of it. In fact, it hasn’t – because this is another potentially difficult Quordle to solve. If you need some hints to help you keep your streak intact, you’ll find a handful below. SPOILER WARNING: Information about…
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Saturday, May 11 (game #69)
The weekend starts with a standard Strands puzzle – by which I mean that it’s pretty tricky. That’s the default for this game, which puts the old gray matter to the test every single day. If you need a little help, you’ll find it below in the form of some…
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Android users may soon have an easier, faster way to magnify on-screen elements
As we inch closer to the launch of Android 15, more of its potential features keep getting unearthed. Industry insider Mishaal Rahman found evidence of a new camera extension called Eyes Free to help stabilize videos shot by third-party apps. Before that, Rahman discovered another feature within the Android 15…
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Love Chrome’s Memory Saver tool? Google will soon give you more control over how aggressive it is
Google introduced the Memory Saver feature to its Chrome browser in February 2023 and has been enhancing it ever since. Now a new option will give users even more control over Memory Saver by introducing a way to configure its aggressiveness. While Memory Saver is an excellent tool — as…
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Your iPhone may soon be able to transcribe recordings and even summarize notes
It’s no secret that Apple is working on generative AI. No one knows what it’ll all entail, but a new leak from AppleInsider offers some insight. The publication recently spoke to “people familiar with the matter,” claiming Apple is working on an “AI-powered summarization [tool] and greatly enhanced audio transcription”…
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It’s been a bad week for public cybersecurity
It has been quite frankly a terrible week for those across the healthcare sector. Multiple different healthcare organizations have suffered ransomware attacks, each with widespread ramifications. This occurs when attackers lock up sensitive data and hold it hostage until the organization pays a ransom. The U.S. Department of Health and…
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