NYT Connections Today: Clues and Answers for Thursday, July 4 (Game #389)
This is arguably the easiest Connections game of the past week, but “easy” is relative. If you need hints, you’ll…
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Google is working on a fix for the crashing issues affecting Pixel 6 phones — here's what you need to know
Reports have recently surfaced on the internet from Pixel 6 owners claiming that their device suddenly bricks after performing a…
Today's NYT Strands: Clues, Answers, and Spangram for Thursday, July 4 (Game #123)
Happy 4th of July to all who celebrate! Wherever you are in the world, you'll probably find this section easy…
Quordle Today: Clues and Answers for Thursday, July 4 (Game #892)
Happy 4th of July to all those who celebrate. Whether you celebrate your performance on the Quordle puzzle today will…
Suno takes a “What, do I care?” approach to legal issues and launches a mobile app that generates music with artificial intelligence
Suno and its AI-powered music composition are now available as a mobile app on iOS in the US. The app…
Threads celebrates its birthday with a hidden cake that gives away cool new icons
Threads is about to turn one year old, as Meta’s answer to X (formerly Twitter) officially arrived on the scene…
How to get (AI versions of) Judy Garland or Burt Reynolds to read you
Want to hear The Wizard of Oz Read by Judy Garland or Sherlock Holmes read by Sir Laurence Olivier? ElevenLabs…
Philips introduces a new line of 4K monitors aimed at increasing productivity: this quartet of monitors offers the essentials as they launch into an ultra-competitive market
Philips is one of the most respected names in the desktop monitor market, and the company has announced a new…
When light meets bytes: Intel unveils crucial optical technology that will boost AI performance – OCI chip can move up to 4 Tbps and consume nearly 70% less power than rivals
Intel introduced the industry’s first fully integrated bi-directional optical I/O chiplet at the recent Optical Fiber Communications Conference (OFC) 2024.…
Scientists are making cameras work more like human eyes and this could be good news for future smartphones
A little-known quirk of the human eye could pave the way for better cameras for self-driving cars and even more…