What's New
Nvidia updates its app with lots of improvements targeting display settings
Nvidia has released version 11.0.2 of its new application, which combines the functionality of GeForce Experience and the Nvidia Control Panel into a single tool.
Bitwarden to enable two-step login for all users in the next days, sort of
Bitwarden is a popular open source password management solution that we have mentioned several times in the past. It is one of our recommended password managers.
Apple's AI Strategy: Behind the Scenes of Siri's Overhaul by 2025
In an increasingly competitive tech landscape, major corporations are jockeying for position in the thriving AI sector, with Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic leading the charge.
Cybersecurity Experts Warn of Privacy Risks in Modern Automobiles
A pair of hackers, Sam Curry and Shubham Shah, have exposed alarming security vulnerabilities within Subaru’s Starlink-connected infotainment system, enabling them to remotely take control of a Subaru Impreza.
What you need to know about DeepSeek AI
Ladybug Revives Classic Gaming with Blade Chimera Launch
In a nostalgic nod to the golden era of classic gaming, developer Ladybug has released its latest title, Blade Chimera, on Steam.
New Vibration Patterns Coming to Google Sounds App for Personalized Alerts
In an exciting development for Pixel device users, the upcoming Google Sounds app version 3.2 promises to enhance haptic feedback options, allowing a more personalized tactile experience during various system events.
AMD Delays Launch of RX 9000 Series Amid Event Cancellation
AMD's recent decision to cancel the highly anticipated event for its Radeon RX 9000 series graphics cards has led to a flurry of rumors regarding their specifications and launch timeline. Although the company confirmed the upcoming RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 models, they indicated that these cards would not hit the market until after March due to delays with drivers and the optimization of its RDNA 4 architecture.
Meet Operator: The Advanced AI Tool That Can Make Purchases and Manage Expenses
OpenAI has unveiled "Operator," an advanced AI agent designed for autonomous online task execution, currently available as a research preview for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the United States. This innovative tool represents a significant advance in AI capabilities, allowing users to delegate intricate online activities to a sophisticated AI system.
North America Faced Majority of Ransomware Incidents in December 2024
December 2024 saw an unprecedented surge in ransomware attacks, registering 574 incidents—the highest monthly total recorded since 2021. This spike came as shocking news, particularly as December typically experiences a decline in cyber activity due to the holiday season. According to the latest Threat Pulse report from the cybersecurity firm NCC Group, this trend underscores the evolving and increasingly aggressive nature of ransomware threats.
Meet UI-TARS: The Open-Source AI Agent Taking Tech by Storm
As TikTok finds itself in a legal limbo in the United States, ByteDance is making significant strides in artificial intelligence (AI), unveiling a series of innovative projects that could reshape the tech landscape. Among these, UI-TARS stands out as a notable open-source AI agent, reminiscent of Anthropic's 'Computer Use' system.
Cybersecurity Alert: Users Deceived By Fake Google CAPTCHA Pages
In a significant security alert, cybersecurity firm CloudSek has unveiled a sophisticated phishing campaign linked to the Lumma Stealer malware, targeting Windows users.
Android 16 Beta 1 is out: here is what is new or changing
Google released the first beta version of this year's Android release, Android 16, today. With Android 16 nearing completion, it is a good time to look at the major changes of the new mobile operating system.
Perplexity Launches extension of free AI App on Google Play Store
Perplexity, the AI conversational search engine, is making a significant leap into the mobile arena with the integration of Perplexity Assistant in its free Android app.
Latest Vivaldi Browser update adds more personalization options and new default search engines
The latest version of the Vivaldi web browser is now available. Vivaldi 7.1 adds several personalization options to the browser. It also makes some changes to the default search engines, downloads, and several other areas.
The new version is available already. While it will be downloaded and installed automatically on most systems, its installation can also be run manually. All you need to do for this is to open Vivaldi and select Menu > Help > Check for Updates.