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A new wave of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and Google Bard may or may

Pity poor Google. That company has been working on VR technology for over a decade and it just can’t seem to get anything to stick. First there was Google Glass, an AR system so expensive and so over-promised it entered the pop

PC gamers love Steam as a game launcher—and for good reason. Viewing, managing, and adding to your massive game library is easy and straightforward. The same can’t be said about some of the launchers made by game publishers. Take Ubisoft, for example. No matter its name or iteration, the company’s software has long drawn apathy at best and actual ha

It took Microsoft a long time to integrate virtual desktop functions into its operating system. While virtual desktops had been established under Linux and macOS for years, they only made their way onto PCs with the release of Windows 10 in 2015. However, because many long-time Windows users are reluctant to change how they use the system, virtual desktops lead a rel

Tired of watching the same old shows and movies on a nightly basis? Movie night is a great opportunity to learn something new, and

Dropping an F-bomb into a conversation with your friends over Friday night drinks is probably perfectly acceptable. But in a conversation about a client over Teams? Probably not. A new profanity filter within Microsoft Teams will edit out the offending words—from the transcript, at least.

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At long last, parents and guardians can now get better insight into their teens’ social media—at least for Messenger and Instagram. Starting Tuesday, Meta is launching a set of Parental Supervision tools to better aid with controlling usage of both apps.

In Meta’s post announcing the new features, the company outlined several ways for pare

There’s a multi-pronged effort to get rid of passwords going on and Microsoft is part of it, even if they’re not exactly at the front. The company’s latest additions to Windows 11 in the Insi