Meta Is The Latest Platform To Scale Back Its COVID-19 Misinformation Policy
The change in comes after Meta's Oversight Board suggested the company prepare for the WHO's decision to end the emergency.
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Meta's New Voicebox AI Serves Up Generative Text-To-Speech
Meta serves up its own AI findings with 'Voicebox,' which generates text-to-speech voices, can remove excess audio noise, and recognize multiple languages.
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5 Reasons You Should Use Google Bard Instead Of ChatGPT
Google Bard launched publicly only a few months after Bard, and it already boasts several features that make it more useful than OpenAI's chatbot.
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Squarespace Says It Will Acquire Google Domains Assets From Alphabet
It seems Alphabet has no interest in holding onto Google Domains. The website-building platform Squarespace has announced plans to buy its assets.
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Final Fantasy 16 Spoilers May Already Be Circulating On Social Media
Fans are going into lockdown mode as "Final Fantasy 16" spoilers reportedly appear online. The spoilers may be linked to a leaked retail copy of the game.
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Research Paper Says Twitter's Algorithm 'Amplifies' Anger And Hate
A university research paper found that anger and hate get amplified by Twitter's algorithm because of the engagement it promotes among its users.
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Google Maps Starts Rolling Out Glanceable Directions, Adds 500 Landmarks To Immersive View
Google has announced a big new Maps update for iOS and Android that is bringing some convenient and fun features to users located around the world.
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Europe May Break Up Google's Adtech Business Over Alleged Anticompetitive Practices
Google finds itself under increased scrutiny in Europe over its ad-tech business, compounding criticisms from the U.S. DOJ for anti-competitive practice.
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How Generative AI Will Soon Transform The Ads You See Following A Google Search
Advertising has become synonymous with internet browsing, but generative AI is changing the way ads are presented to us as we surf the web.
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Google Launches Pixel Watch Metal Bands, Delivers A Slew Of Updates For Fitbit, Pixel Phones
Google launched another feature drop, wrapping the Pixel Watch and Fitbit devices into the fold as well. The Pixel Watch also get a new striking metal band.
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Why The FBI Says You Need To Be Careful With Your Social Media Photos
Your photographs on social media may be at risk as artificial intelligence continues to grow, here's why.
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Web Roulette: The Mobile Browser For Those Who Love Random Chance & Swiping Left
Looking for a new kind of web browser that serves up your favorite sites like TikTok? Web Roulette might be the answer. Here's what it is and how it works.
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Here's A Look At Instagram's Upcoming Twitter Competitor
Meta may be working on a Twitter alternative codenamed Project 92 that is linked to the Instagram platform. The app's public launch may be weeks away.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Channels, Taking One More Step Toward Traditional Social Media
WhatsApp typically serves as a means of communication between individuals or groups, but the new Channels feature functions more like business communication.
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Twitter Expands Tweet Edit Window For Blue Subscribers
Now that Twitter Blue subscribers are able to edit their tweets, Twitter has expanded the time frame for users to make any changes to published tweets.
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Instagram May Be The Next Social Media App To Get An AI Chatbot
If a discovery made by a reverse engineer is anything to go by, Meta is working on its own AI chatbot for Instagram, and it may have many personalities.
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Twitter Officially Has A New CEO
Former NBCUniversal marketing executive Linda Yaccarino has become the new CEO of Twitter, with Musk stepping down to executive chairman and CTO.
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10 Apple Vision Pro Features Already Available With Meta Quest
Apple's new augmented reality headset includes a few features we've seen before. Here are the Apple Vision Pro features already available with Meta Quest.
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iOS 17 Updates Your iPhone With Live Voicemail, Improvements To Messages And FaceTime
Updates with iOS 17 bring several new call and FaceTime features, including Live Voicemail messages, NameDrop contact sharing, auto-correct updates, and more.
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How To Start Microsoft Outlook In Safe Mode
If you're stuck in the weeds troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook, you might want to try bypassing your customized settings and add-ins by starting it in Safe Mode
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NASA's New Data Communication System Is Faster Than Your Internet, And It Works In Space
Since there's no way to establish a fiber-optic connection between space and the ground and radio waves weren't cutting it, NASA turned to lasers.
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Gmail Storage Critically Low? Here's How You Can Free Up Space
If Gmail is warning that you're almost out of storage space, there are a few things you can do to quickly fix that and free up some gigabytes
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How To Remove Version History In Google Docs
The version history of a document can be a useful tool, but you may not want to share that with everyone who has access to a document. Here's how to remove it.
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Google's Next Pixel Phone Tensor Chip Leaked
According to an Android Authority report that cites internals sources at Google, the Tensor G3 will mark a dramatic shift from its predecessor.
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Google Chrome Update Makes Customizing Your Browser's Look Super Easy
Google has updated Chrome's customization features, making it easier to personalize the web browser and see the design changes as they are made.
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Google Pixel 8: Features We Want To See In The Next Android Smartphone
The next phone in the Pixel line is on its way, and Android enthusiasts are excited to see what Google has to offer. Here is what we want to see in the Pixel 8.
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Google Taps Machine Learning To Improve Gmail Search On Mobile
With its new machine learning models, Gmail will now present you with a dedicated "Top Results" section.
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