Tag: Software
Hidden code points to Google reviving its AR glasses project
Google Glass was one of the first devices to build augmented reality tech into spectacles, but that device came and went without making much of a real impact. Now it looks like Google is once again interested in this particular product category. Based on hidden code discovered by 9to5Google in…
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YouTube working on an AI music tool that’ll let you use the voices of famous musicians
YouTube is apparently working on a new AI tool that could give content creators the ability to produce songs using the voices of famous singers and musicians. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the platform has approached several record labels with this technology with negotiations still ongoing. YouTube is trying…
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Microsoft delays one of Windows 11’s most promising new features due to bugs
Microsoft has pulled back on an upcoming upgrade to the video casting feature in Windows 11 due to reported bugs. The new feature was temporarily available to Windows Insiders, members of Microsoft’s Windows Insider Program who get to test upcoming additions, and has been dropped from the latest Windows 11…
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Discord’s latest teen safety blitz starts with content filters and automated warnings
Discord is introducing new safeguards to protect young users. On Thursday, the company announced Teen Safety Assist. With this week’s initial rollout, the program consists of two features: Automated alerts and content filters. Moving forward, when a user a teen hasn’t chatted with before sends a direct message, Discord will…
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Adobe adds plenty of AI wizardry to Photoshop and Premiere
Adobe just released the latest iterations of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements. These 2024-branded versions feature plenty of new features that streamline the creative process, many of them aided by, wait for it, artificial intelligence. Beyond AI-powered tools, there’s also some other stuff for photo and video editors to get…
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Oppo’s Find N3 foldable goes big on displays and durability
Oppo’s first two horizontally folding phones caught our attention with their shorter 9:8.4 “golden” aspect ratio, but with the brand new Find N3, the company sided with a more conventional design, which is backed by some new software tricks to boost the multitasking experience. Not to mention an upgraded set…
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