How To Lock Cells In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
The ability to lock cells or elements of Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, but not the full sheet, allows maximum customization and control of a project.
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Google's News-Writing 'Genesis' AI Has Journalists Worried
Experimenting in journalism-driven AI content, Google is shopping around to multiple news outlets of a new 'assistant' for writers, but many were not thrilled.
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How To Freeze A Row In Microsoft Excel
Freezing might not seem like much, but it does come in handy when working on a big sheet where you need to be reminded of certain values in the chart.
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It Looks Like YouTube Premium Just Got A Quiet Price Hike
YouTube Premium users in the U.S. are going to need to fork over some more cash per month/year, as the platform quietly raises subscription costs.
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Why Google Chrome Keeps Crashing On Android (And How To Fix It)
Having trouble with Google's Chrome browser on your Android phone or tablet? We've got a few tips to try that might just get it working again.
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Apple Is Building Its Own AI Chatbots To Take On Google And Microsoft
As previously rumored, Apple has its own AI chatbot in development and in use internally, though it's unclear when the AI technology is consumer-bound.
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First Major Meta Threads Update Is Here With Some Sorely Needed Features
Meta's Twitter competitor Threads is still pretty basic, but the team has been scrambling to add new features, and now some have arrived for iPhone users.
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Forget Character Limits, Twitter May Soon Let You Publish Entire Books
Twitter was launched as a platform where each post had a very low character limit. Now it's testing a feature that will get rid of that limit entirely.
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Google Bard AI: How To Use One Of The Best Chat-GPT Alternatives
Google's Bard has a couple of tricks up its sleeve that set it apart from the popular ChatGPT by OpenAI.
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We Tried Google's New AI Tools, Here's What We Learned
Google is slowly unveiling a new suite of AI tools, and we had a chance to give them a try. Here's what you can expect from Google's Duet AI suite.
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Threads Engagement Reportedly Stumbles After Impressive Start
Meta's Twitter clone, Threads, had a meteoric rise, but now it's looking like things are settling down. Is Threads doomed or are these growing pains?
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Meta's New 'State-Of-The-Art' AI Image Generator Could Give DALL-E A Run For Its Money
Meta is the latest challenger to the AI throne, today introducing its CM3leon image generator and boasting about its "state-of-the-art" offerings.
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Elon Musk's X Corp Files $1 Million Lawsuit Over Twitter Data Scraping
Elon Musk's X Corp. filed a lawsuit that alleges that four scrapers flooded Twitter with false and automated sign-ups in an attempt to obtain user data.
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How To Propose A New Time In Google Calendar
Whether you're the organizer or a member, something may come up that makes you have to change the time of an event. Here's how to do it in Google Calendar.
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Big Google Bard AI Update Adds New Languages, Audible Responses, And Image Prompts
Google has another big update for its AI chatbot Bard, this one bringing everything from audio playback to support for more languages and productivity features.
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How To Password Protect An Excel File
If you have sensitive data you'd like to keep from prying eyes in a Microsoft Excel file, the easiest way to protect it is with Excel's built-in password tools.
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Google Slapped With Lawsuit Over Data Used To Train Its AI
Google is the latest company sued over the data used to train AI models, with the proposed class action accusing it of "stealing" data from the internet.
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Google's Latest Exec Loss Has Dire Implications For A Vision Pro Competitor
Days after it was reported that Google's "Project Iris" AR glasses were shelved, a senior executive has publicly announced their departure.
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Instagram Threads Sets An App Record With Over 100 Million Users In Under A Week
In just a few days, Threads has accomplished a significant new user milestone, boasting millions of accounts added to the Twitter-alternative service.
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Why Your Outlook Emails Are Stuck In Your Outbox (And How To Fix It)
If the Outbox works as it should, you won't even notice it exists. But if you've trouble sending emails, here are a few reasons why that might be happening.
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Cloudflare CEO Says Twitter's Traffic Is 'Tanking'
It appears that the controversial changes at Twitter combined with the arrival of Threads has pushed Twitter's already-dropping traffic even lower.
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Meta Threads Launches Android Beta Program: Here's How To Join
A new beta program has been rolled out for Threads, the popular new social media network from Meta. Here is how you can gain early access to new features.
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Bluesky Hits 1 Million Installs As Competition With Threads Heats Up
Bluesky, a Twitter competitor from the service's founder, Jack Dorsey, surpassed one million downloads. The microblogging space is getting crowded.
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Threads Is Working On A Chronological Feed
Despite Threads initial surge of popularity, Meta and Instagram's chiefs have already promised new features are coming, including a chronological feed.
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Can You Access Threads On A Computer?
Threads is the new Meta alternative to Twitter - but can you use its functions on a desktop or just mobile?
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4 Reasons You Shouldn't Sign Up For The New Threads App Just Yet
While Threads has had an explosive launch with millions of new users, it is still a new social media app, and has some growing pains Meta will need to face.
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Is Your Phone Buzzing Constantly With Threads App Alerts? Here's How To Fix It
By default, the Threads app alerts every time an Instagram connection follows you, but also when your posts on the app receive a like, reply, or repost.
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