Tag: Software
The Morning After: Remembering the Switch
It’s been eight years since Nintendo released its revolutionary hybrid console, and while many have spent the last couple of those itching for sequel hardware, it’s a good time to recall how Nintendo smashed expectations and continued to forge its own path in gaming, graphical fidelity be damned. Whether it…
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Windows 11 could soon get a nifty new privacy feature that tells you when people are sneakily looking at your laptop screen
A new Onlooker Detection feature is apparently coming to Windows 11 This works with a presence sensor on a laptop to warn you if someone is sneaking a peek at your screen – plus it can also dim the display We don’t have concrete evidence of the feature yet, so…
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Perplexity AI’s Comet browser will streak across the web this month
Perplexity AI’s new WhatsApp integration offers instant fact-checking without leaving the app Perplexity responds with fast, sourced explanations in over 20 languages The feature aims to help navigate misleading posts in private group threads Web browser battles are getting an AI makeover, and Perplexity is sending a Comet to the…
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‘We want to build a brain for the world’ – Sam Altman makes a crucial decision about the future of OpenAI, and it may determine the future of ChatGPT and AGI
The question of OpenAI, its business, and intentions for the future of AI may finally be solved. In an open letter, OpenAI CEO and co-founder Sam Altman outlined plans to keep OpenAI running under the oversight of a non-profit. What’s more, the profit side of the business is transitioning to…
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Google’s Gemini AI Is now a Pokémon Master
Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro has officially completed Pokémon Blue The game ran as a livestream experiment by an independent engineer Gemini played the game with some light developer intervention, but mostly on its own Google‘s Gemini AI may not have passed the Turing test yet, but it would be very…
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Microsoft has fixed a bug in Windows 10 that broke part of the Start menu – and the reason why this happened might annoy you
A bug that broke jump links in the Start menu was previously flagged up with Windows 10’s April update That glitch was actually floating about in earlier updates (going back to February) Microsoft has fixed the problem, which related to a change to bring a Microsoft account-related panel to the…
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