Microsoft Is Talking About The AI Risks Everyone Would Rather Ignore
Microsoft's new AI-powered Bing seems impressive, but how will we make sure it isn't used for nefarious purposes? Here's what Microsoft had to say.
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13 Reasons To Add A Smart Thermostat To Your Home
The decision to buy and install a smart thermostat in a modern home has become simple: Here are 13 reasons why you should consider tapping into this device.
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Microsoft Radically Improving Search In Cooperation With OpenAI, Dubbing It 'The New Bing'
Microsoft is overhauling a number of its products, including Bing and the Edge browser. Key to the transformation is Bing Chat, a new AI-powered chatbot.
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Microsoft Introduces Bing Chat, A New ChatGPT-Like Tool To Answer Any And Every Question
Microsoft has just revealed how its partnership with OpenAI will transform Bing. The company has introduced a chatbot akin to ChatGPT that it calls Bing Chat.
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Here's Our First Look At The OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro
OnePlus finished its announcement today with an update to its Featuring platform's latest project, the OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro. We have all the details.
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How To Overclock Your AMD Ryzen CPU
Overclocking is a big selling point for AMD processors and motherboards, but how do you do it? Find out how without destroying your equipment.
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Here's Why You Won't See A Single Crypto Super Bowl Ad This Year
According to reports, most cryptocurrency companies have completely pulled out of Superbowl spending for a variety of reasons. We have all the details.
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Ridley Scott's New Short-Film, Shot Entirely On The S23, Shows Off The Galaxy's Camera Capabilities
The film shows the distinctive film-making style of Scott and the low-light tricks of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which it hyped up during the launch event.
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Microsoft Answers Google Bard With Surprise Event, And ChatGPT May Be On The Docket
Only minutes after Google announced its Bard AI project, Microsoft revealed plans for a big event that'll likely involve OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot.
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The Reckoning For Image-Generating AI Is Here, Starting With Getty Images
Getty Images is pushing back on the breach of copyright perpetuated by AI art generation, filing a suit against an AI company for stealing image content.
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The Hidden Costs Of 'Buy Now Pay Later' Apps
Expensive goods typically offer 'Buy Now, Pay Later' options at checkout to alleviate financial burden, but these interest-free plans do have pitfalls.
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Google Launches 'Bard' Giving ChatGPT Some AI Competition
The Artificial Intelligence revolution continues, with Google declaring war on ChatGPT with its new Bard tech. Here's what you need to know.
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Dell Cuts More Than 6,000 Jobs In Latest Round Of Big Tech Layoffs
Dell is the latest Big Tech company to lay off employees. The computer maker will release over 6,000 workers in this latest round. We have all the details.
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Here's How To Fix Your Steam Deck If It Won't Connect To Wi-Fi
If you're having trouble getting your Steam Deck to connect to Wi-Fi, were have some troubleshooting tips you can try to get your game back on.
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Is It Safe To Use A Phone Charger To Charge The Steam Deck?
Your Steam Deck uses a USB-C charger just like your phone, but would it be safe to use your phone charger on your gaming rig? We have the answer for you.
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12 Bizarre Phones From The 2000s You May Not Remember
The evolution of the cell phone has seen a lot of interesting iterations over the years. These are 12 bizarre phones from the 2000s you may not remember.
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Elon Musk Says First SpaceX Starship Launch Could Happen Next Month
SpaceX's giant Starship spacecraft may be only weeks away from its first test launch, marking a major milestone for Elon Musk's private space company.
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This Is Why So Many People Hate Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium and has some great features like vertical tabs. Why do so many consumers still hate the relatively new browser?
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How To Use An Old Android Phone As A Tracking Device
Turning your Android phone into a tracking device is surprisingly easy to do, and all you really need is the right app and configuration.
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4 Ways To Easily Open The SIM Card Slot On Your iPhone
SIM ejector tools are cheap, but they're also tiny and easy to lose. If you need an alternative in a pinch, you've likely already got one lying around at home.
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Apple's Ultra iPhone Plans Sound Cool But Costly
After several months, rumors are heating up about Apple potentially releasing an "Ultra" iPhone model with top-of-the-line hardware and a high retail price.
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Musk Announces Twitter Ad Sharing Program For Creators, But There's A Big Catch
Elon Musk previously made bold statements about turning Twitter into a viable platform for content creators.
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5 ChatGPT Alternatives That Aren't Being Talked About Enough
The AI capabilities of ChatGPT can be impressive (or scary, depending on your perspective), but there are comparable services that do similar things and more.
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This Hidden Samsung Galaxy Feature Will Automatically Optimize Your Phone's Performance
Auto Optimization is a built-in tool on Samsung phones intended to optimize the phone's processing and keep everything running smoothly.
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Here's How To Add New Fonts To Microsoft Word
Whether you're simply tired of the same old options or you need a special font for a project, you can add new fonts to Microsoft Word on Windows and Mac.
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Jury Finds Elon Musk Not Liable In 'Funding Secured' Twitter Fraud Trial
Elon Musk has escaped the legal wrath of Tesla shareholders, who accused the controversial billionaire of recklessly damaging their investments.
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Why Apple's 1984 Super Bowl Commercial Was So Controversial
Big Brother was propbably watching this eerie commercial, which Apple aired during the 1984 Super Bowl.
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