Inside the war between genAI and the internet
This involves setting limits on the number of requests a single IP can make within a certain timeframe, which helps reduce server load and data misuse risks.
This Tiny Drone Flies Thanks to Magnets
However, the scientists who developed it suggest there are ways to boost its range, which could lead to potential applications such as search and rescue operations, inspecting damaged machinery in industrial settings, and even plant pollination.
US, other G7 nations, fall behind in global tech race, study finds
The nation’s government has an Economic Development Board (EDB), which works to attract and grow industries, and it has shifted its focus from low-cost manufacturing to high-value sectors such as aerospace and semiconductors.
Windows 11 will get a surprise feature update in April
Although Microsoft typically reserves major feature releases for the fall, April 2025 is a key month for the software giant because it marks the 50th anniversary of the company’s founding.
Asus confirms changes to PCIe motherboard ports
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Synopsys: Autonomous AI Agents to Tame Chip Design Complexity
This was re-enforced in his fireside chat with Arm CEO Rene Haas later in the day, when they talked about getting from ideation to tapeout in less and less time—especially with expectations of typical design cycles needing to get shorter while chips get even more complex.
Get this Ryzen-powered Dell laptop with 16GB RAM for just $405
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HyperX’s Cloud III S headset brings 200 hours of battery on Bluetooth
Michael's previous bylines include Android Police, Digital Trends, Wired, Lifehacker, and How-To Geek, and he's covered events like CES and Mobile World Congress live.
7 Google Assistant features vanishing soon as Gemini transition approaches
Originally launched back in 2020 at the height of the Covid pandemic, Family Bell was actually marked for deletion more than a year ago, but it continued to work for many users past its expiration date.
What if your identity was stolen? Identity theft protection 101
NordProtect offers up to $1 million in financial assistance to help cover identity theft recovery costs, including document replacement, legal fees, and lost wages.
As Microsoft innovates, Apple stagnates
Under Steve Jobs’ out-of-the-box thinking and obsessive attention to the smallest details, it released what seemed an unending stream of beautifully designed products that changed the way the world uses technology: the Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad.
Atlassian refocuses Trello on individual task management
The new features include an inbox, a planner, and a mix of add-ons and generative AI (genAI) tools to help customers summarize emails, organize meetings, and quickly sort through the barrage of pop-ups appearing in the software.
A cheaper YouTube Premium plan is coming ‘soon’ for users in the US
At the time, Premium Lite was only available to a limited number of users in Australia, Germany, and Thailand.
Video Friday: Helix
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Reinforcement Learning Triples Spot’s Running Speed
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Eufy’s latest smart lock is literally a palm reader
The technology is pretty cool, with the integrated reader using near-infrared light to scan the “sub veins” of your palm.
I reluctantly tried a $700 office chair. One feature made me a believer
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