March 2025

It has been almost a year since Google started to implement changes on YouTube to block content blockers on the platform.  The fight against adblockers started in 2023 with "Ad blockers are not allowed by YouTube" banners being shown to affected users.

Mozilla has been diligently at work recently to introduce highly requested features to its Firefox web browser. It launched one of these features, vertical tabs, in Firefox 136 already. Other features, including tab groups, are also on a good way and will be released in a future update.

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Air is generating buzz with its promise of advanced features reminiscent of the iPhone 16 Pro, including Camera Control and ProMotion technology.

Microsoft has acknowledged significant issues related to the recent KB5053598 update for Windows 11, particularly affecting the functionality of its Copilot application.

Ubisoft has announced that its highly anticipated title, Assassin's Creed Shadows, will feature support for Xbox Cloud Gaming through the "Stream Your Own Game" feature.

OpenAI has taken a significant stance against DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence platform, by proposing a ban on its use within U.S.

Microsoft has unveiled Copilot for Gaming, a new AI assistant designed specifically for Xbox players that will operate from mobile devices. Set to debut in April 2025, Copilot aims to enhance the gaming experience by allowing users to issue requests like installing games, recalling prior actions, or receiving character recommendations for popular titles such as Overwatch 2 and Minecraft.

Recent evaluations reveal that Chinese AI models, particularly DeepSeek, are outperforming their American counterparts, such as Meta's Llama, in critical areas including the disclosure of

Advertisement is slowly but steadily taking over streaming. Previously, you subscribed to streaming services to get an ad-free experience. Now, you pay to get an experience that includes ads at its core, unless you pay extra.

The upcoming life simulation game, inZOI, developed by inZOI Studio and published by KRAFTON, has unveiled its official PC system requirements, revealing a need for significantly more powerful hardware compared to established titles like The Sims 4.