Tag: computing
Still using classic Outlook? You can get Copilot features without migrating to the ‘new’ Outlook version
You may remember that Microsoft introduced a new Outlook app for Windows 11 (and Windows 10) at the end of last year, though plenty of users have stuck it out and held onto the ‘classic’ Outlook email app. If you aren’t willing to move over to the new app but…
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A new OpenAI Sora rival just landed for AI videos – and you can use it right now for free
The text-to-video AI boom has really kicked off in the past few months, with the only downside being that the likes of OpenAI Sora still aren’t available for us to try. If you’re tired of waiting, a new rival called Dream Machine just landed – and you can take it for…
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Your old photos are getting a 3D makeover thanks to this huge Vision Pro update
With the unveiling of visionOS 2.0 for the Vision Pro at WWDC 24, Apple introduced many new features but left my wish to open up environments ungranted. Even so, aside from new display options for Mac Virtual Display and more control gestures, there is one feature that stands out from…
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Brave’s user base exploded in May, but it can still do more
Brave might not be the most well-known web browser out there, but it’s certainly making a splash in a sphere dominated by the likes of the data-hungry Google Chrome. In fact, the browser recently revealed that it recorded a record number of new users in May—which begs the question: why?…
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MacOS Sequoia’s wildest update – iPhone mirroring – might be more useful than you think
When Apple introduced macOS Sequoia and its new iPhone Mirroring capability, I didn’t get it. Now, though, after seeing it in action and considering some non-obvious use cases, I may be ready to reconsider. Apple unveiled the latest AI-infused version of macOS during its WWDC 2024 keynote, which also saw…
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Apple Intelligence AI, iOS 18 and the biggest announcements at WWDC 2024
Yesterday's Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote teased a lot of what users can expect this fall when big iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS updates hit their devices. Changes coming include RCS support in Messages, a new Passwords app, a revamped Calculator app for iPhone and iPad and a bunch of…
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