The new iPad Pro with M5 chip offers enhanced performance, AI capabilities, and potential as a laptop replacement. High cost and specific use cases remain key considerations. iPadOS 26 enables improvements.
Slack's new AI-powered Slackbot composes content, summarizes reports, schedules meetings, and connects to Salesforce & third-party apps. It aims to be an 'always-on teammate' within Slack workspaces.
Hybrid offices face endpoint vulnerabilities. AI-powered UEM systems offer proactive control, automating security and boosting IT efficiency. Unmanaged devices are a major risk, requiring comprehensive visibility and policy enforcement.
Apple faces a GenAI challenge. To lead in AI, it must embrace M&A, accept risk, and foster innovation. Overcoming acquisition integration issues is crucial for long-term success in the AI race.
Disney & Universal fight Midjourney over copyright infringement & AI image generation, setting a precedent. The clash highlights fair use limits, IP protection, and the future of creative work in the age of AI.
Explore tech like Apple Vision Pro, Casablanca AI, and PlexiCam for enhanced remote eye contact in video calls. Replacing business travel with these solutions can be cost-effective, improving bonds and focus.
LinkedIn's CEO now oversees Microsoft Office 365 and Copilot, signaling a deeper AI integration. Microsoft aims to leverage LinkedIn's success in AI and boost Office 365 screen time, driving growth.
Apple integrates AI, potentially Anthropic's Claude, into Xcode for developers. AI can generate code, debug, and more, boosting productivity. Apple also enhances Siri with AI.
Explore AI's impact, robotics innovations, and engineering breakthroughs. From soft robots to humanoid tech and robotic pruning, discover cutting-edge advancements and their applications. IEEE Spectrum insights.
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.
Chris was formerly the Editor-in-Chief of How-To Geek, where he racked up over a billion page views to helpful tips, useful troubleshooting guides, and informative editorials — with Windows always as his main focus.
