Google brings Gemini in Chrome to India Google announced Wednesday that it is bringing Gemini integration for Chrome to new regions, including India, Canada, and New Zealand. The rollout will let users use Gemini in Chrome through a sidebar on desktop, enabling them to ask Google’s AI chatbot questions about the content on the screen, […]
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Xprize founder Peter Diamandis launches new contest to manifest a new ‘Star Trek’ As any “Star Trek” fan will tell you, the reason why this sci-fi world has endured for so long is because it illustrates an optimistic future, with tech starring as a power for good. In fact, famed Xprize founder, author, tech investor,
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The iPhone camera is one of the best in the smartphone world — fast, easy to use, and capable of stunning results straight out of the box. The default Apple Camera app handles most everyday photography needs beautifully. But when you want complete creative control, you’ll soon find its limitations — no manual shutter speed, limited ISO control, and Apple’s built-in post-processing that automatically edits every shot.
That’s where third-party iPhone camera apps shine. These apps give you manual settings, pro-level customization, and advanced tools to help you shoot exactly the way you want. Below are the best camera apps for iPhone users — from casual photographers to professionals.
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X revamps Creator Subscriptions with new features, like exclusive threads and shareable cards Elon Musk-owned X announced on Thursday that it’s revamping the social network’s Creator Subscriptions offering with a number of new features, including exclusive threads, a refreshed subscriptions paywall, a new dashboard, and a shareable subscriptions card, among other changes. The company believes
Do you ever feel like your phone won’t stop buzzing? Every app, from Facebook Messenger to Grubhub, seems desperate for your attention — sending constant pings, reminders, and “updates” that don’t really matter.
What began as helpful alerts has become a modern-day attention war. Let’s break down why notifications are getting worse and, more importantly, how you can take control.
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These are the countries moving to ban social media for children Over the past few months, several countries have announced plans to restrict social media access for children and teens. Australia became the first to implement such measures at the end of last year, setting a precedent that other countries are now closely watching. Australia’s regulations, along
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X is testing a new ad format that connects posts with products X is testing a new ad format that inserts a recommendation directly underneath a post that references the company or its products. The initial test, spotted by an X user in Europe, displayed a suggestion to “Get Starlink” beneath a post from a user that
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Amazon is rolling out a redesigned Fire TV app Amazon is starting to roll out its redesigned Fire TV mobile app to customers, the company announced on Thursday. While you could previously only use the app as a backup remote, the updated experience lets you browse and discover content directly from your phone, manage your
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Few things are more frustrating than losing hours of work in Microsoft Word. Maybe you closed the file without saving, deleted a section by mistake, or your computer suddenly crashed.
Before you start rewriting everything from scratch, take a breath — Microsoft Word has built-in tools that can help you recover your lost work. Here are four proven recovery methods that every user should know.
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Typing on a small screen can be slow — but your iPhone has a faster way. Dictation on iPhone lets you turn your voice into text instantly, so you can write messages, notes, or even search the web just by speaking. It’s one of the most powerful yet underused accessibility and productivity tools built into iOS.
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