Planning on updating to Windows 11 24H2? You might want to grab a snack, as Microsoft admits it could take a very long time Microsoft recently announced its upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update, introducing a range of exciting features and improvements to the operating system. While many Windows users are eagerly awaiting the update and… Continue reading Planning on updating to Windows 11 24H2? You might want to grab a snack, as Microsoft admits it could take a very long time
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Google may be planning a Gemini-powered rival to the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses
Google may be planning a Gemini-powered rival to the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses In the ever-evolving world of wearable technology, Google seems to be stepping up its game once again. Rumors suggest that the tech giant is developing its own smart glasses to rival the highly anticipated Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. If these rumors are… Continue reading Google may be planning a Gemini-powered rival to the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses
iPad Air: People are obsessed with IG influencers using it for ‘digital planning.’ Here’s why.
In recent years, the iPad Air has become increasingly popular among social media influencers for a unique trend known as “digital planning.” This trend involves using the iPad Air as a tool for organizing and planning various aspects of their lives, from schedules and to-do lists to fitness routines and meal plans. While some may… Continue reading iPad Air: People are obsessed with IG influencers using it for ‘digital planning.’ Here’s why.
Zola’s wedding planner tool is AI you can say ‘yes’ to
Wedding planning can be a daunting and overwhelming task for many couples. From finding the perfect venue to selecting the right vendors and coordinating all the details, there are countless decisions to be made. Fortunately, Zola, the popular wedding planning website, has launched a new tool that makes the process easier than ever before. Zola’s… Continue reading Zola’s wedding planner tool is AI you can say ‘yes’ to
Microsoft could be planning to infuse Windows 11 with AI in every corner
For over 40 years, Microsoft has led the charge in innovation for personal computing, and with the yet-to-be-released Windows 11, the company could be taking the next step forward by infusing the OS with AI (Artificial Intelligence) in every corner. The report originated with a suggestion from Microsoft partner, Accenture, that the company should be… Continue reading Microsoft could be planning to infuse Windows 11 with AI in every corner
Expedia just added ChatGPT and I tried using it to build a fantasy vacation
Traveling is a dream for many, and booking the perfect trip can be a time-consuming and tedious task. That’s where Expedia and its new chatbot, ChatGPT, comes in. I recently had an opportunity to trial ChatGPT and plan a fantasy vacation. ChatGPT is a chatbot that uses natural language processing and open ended questions to… Continue reading Expedia just added ChatGPT and I tried using it to build a fantasy vacation
Waze is adding electric vehicle charging stations to its route planning tool
The popular navigation application Waze is taking its route planning capabilities up a notch. The Google-owned app recently announced that they are adding electric vehicle charging stations directly to their route mapping tool. This is great news for both electric vehicle owners and businesses looking to increase access to their charging systems. Electric vehicles are… Continue reading Waze is adding electric vehicle charging stations to its route planning tool
Apple Reportedly Planning New M3-Powered iMac, Larger MacBook Airs For Release This Year
Apple is reportedly planning to release a new version of its iMac desktop computer and larger MacBook Airs this year, powered by its own M3 ARM-based processor. The rumor comes from famous leaker Jon Prosser, who is well known for accurately predicting Apple releases. In a recent tweet, he said that Apple is planning to… Continue reading Apple Reportedly Planning New M3-Powered iMac, Larger MacBook Airs For Release This Year
Strava’s trying to make route planning easier by crowdsourcing photos from users
Strava, a popular social-fitness tracking app, is looking to make route planning easier for its users. The company has recently implemented a new feature to its mobile app that allows users to crowdsourcing photos of potential routes. The new feature allows users to find and plan longer routes with more detail and control. It also… Continue reading Strava’s trying to make route planning easier by crowdsourcing photos from users
TechCrunch+ roundup: Vanity metric dangers, planning for failure, Black founders survey
At TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2019, some of the top tech minds were on hand to discuss the latest trends in the industry. From discussing the dangers of so-called “vanity metrics” to exploring the need for careful planning in order to prepare for potential failure, there was a lot to learn from Disrupt’s participants. Perhaps the… Continue reading TechCrunch+ roundup: Vanity metric dangers, planning for failure, Black founders survey