Tech giants and billionaires often make headlines for their audacious and sometimes quirky ideas, Elon Musk has once again captured our attention. CEO of Tesla and SpaceX is known for his innovative spirit and a penchant for stirring the pot. Recently, Musk made a staggering offer. In Elon Musk WikipediaContinue Reading
The new Not-a-Bot subscription is going live in two countries right now. Elon Musk recently announced plans to charge all X (formerly Twitter) users a nominal fee to use the platform, and now, implementation is underway. X is testing a $1 per year subscription fee that will allow new users to post on theContinue Reading
The Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp has joined the growing legions of apps and services to support passkeys. Initially available to Android users, the passwordless authentication feature makes it possible to secure a WhatsApp account with face recognition, a fingerprint, or a PIN. It is a security feature that is billedContinue Reading
These new iPads are expected to be processor refreshes of existing iPads, although the Apple Pencil could use magnetic tips. When we talk about tablets, the iPad dominates the conversation, even against the best Android tablets. In several regions across the world, the word “iPad” has become synonymous with “tablet,” andContinue Reading
Google is retiring passwords and encouraging users to try passkeys What you need to know Google recently launched an open beta for passkeys on Workspace accounts. Starting today, the company is gently nudging users to try passkeys when signing in to their personal accounts. This means that passkeys will be theContinue Reading
Lenovo announced a partnership with Esper Device Management this week that brings Esper’s custom Android operating system to some Lenovo PCs. The Lenovo ThinkCentre M70a 3rd Gen desktop is the first device that is classified by Lenovo as ready-to-run Esper Foundation for Android. The company plans to add support to three additionalContinue Reading
KEY TAKEAWAYS Google is making a series of changes to Gmail to root out spam for good. As part fo its plans, bulk emailers who send more than 5,000 messages per day will now be required to authenticate their emails in a move that the company believes will “close loopholesContinue Reading
At Zoomtopia yesterday, Zoom debuted a series of offerings, including Zoom Docs, AI-powered customer service tools, a beefed-up chatbot, and more hybrid work collaboration tools, despite its own recent attempts to send its employees back to their office desks. Zoom Docs takes on Google Docs and Microsoft Word with traditional document creationContinue Reading
Microsoft is updating OneDrive as part of a major revamp of the cloud storage service. With the third generation of OneDrive, there are not only visual changes, but also new tools and features to use along with, almost inevitably, a dash of AI courtesy of Copilot. Described as heralding the “futureContinue Reading
Google is asking users to get themselves accustomed to the ‘Standard View’ in Gmail as it prepares to shut down the ‘Basic HTML View’ for all users in just three months. Google says that the classic HTML version of its online email service is built for “slower connections and legacy browsers.” This, and the factContinue Reading