Tag: computing
macOS Sequoia could soon spark your pawn addiction with its rebooted Chess game
Mac fans are undoubtedly eagerly awaiting the release of macOS Sequoia, and looking forward to exploring its new features, including Apple Intelligence, iPhone Mirroring, and a whole load of other goodies, but an unsung upgrade has also been spotted – an update to Chess for macOS. According to a report…
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The best portable SSDs for 2024
Whether you want to back up the data on your PC, transfer videos from your Mac or offload a few games from your PlayStation 5, a portable SSD is an easy way to expand your storage. These little bricks may cost more than traditional external hard drives, but they’re significantly…
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Here are all of the Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon X chips that were released today
It’s the dawn of a new era in Microsoft’s eyes as the first wave of Copilot+ PCs are now available as of June 18. This “new class of Windows PCs,” as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella describes them, contains hardware designed to run as many generative AI processes locally as possible,…
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More Android phones can finally talk to the Google Gemini AI in Google Messages
If you’re on Android and starting to feel a bit jealous of all the Apple Intelligence hype then you should know that Google Gemini is making its way to more Android phones via the Google Messages app. Using a compatible device you’ll be able to talk with Gemini, and use…
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Chrome on Android can now read the internet as a new update improves app accessbility
Chrome on Android can now read as Google is rolling out a new accessibility feature called Listen to This Page to the mobile app, which gives the browser text-to-speech capabilities. According to the official Chrome help page, the tool can be accessed by tapping on the three-dot menu in the…
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Logitech’s new MX Ink stylus might be a dream art tool for your Meta Quest headset
Logitech has recently unveiled its first mixed reality stylus, and it’s exclusive to the Meta Quest series. Known as the MX Ink, it’s designed to give people a more precise way to create and draw when wearing a Meta headset. While you can utilize the native controllers for content creation,…
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