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The infamous ‘Blue Screen of Death’, which originated 40 years ago with Windows 1.0, will be retired in favor of a more streamlined, and now black screen of death.
Read MoreIf you’ve been longing to see more advertisements during your trip to the movie theater, Meta has the tech to deliver them straight to your phone during the show.
Read MoreIf you hate both subtitles and dubbed films, you’ll love a new AI technology that digitally alters films so that characters sound and look like they are speaking perfect English – and best of all the process is SAG-AFTRA compliant.
Read MoreSkype users have until May 5th to export their contacts, chats and call history, use their subscriptions and credits, and to use Skype as a verb.
Read MoreMeta and Instagram were ready to pounce with a new editing app and format changes when the short-lived ban of TikTok was put in place the weekend before the inauguration.
Read MoreIf a billionaire tech bro who thinks facts are biased against a certain political party has you itching to leave Instagram, look to the Bluesky for an alternative photo-sharing platform.
Read MoreGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai told those attending the NYT journalism summit that content creators could be directly compensated for their contributions to training AI models “down the line.”
Read MoreFor headphone users, it may soon be Bluetooth or bust as Apple’s official Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter is selling out globally, never to be restocked.
Read MoreIf the late writer Brian Sewell is an indicator of the shape of things to come thanks to artificial intelligence, we can all expect to toil to the end of our lives and beyond.
Read MoreSAG-AFTRA, the guild that supports actors, is joining the writers’ guild for a dual strike for the first time since 1960. AI is a big sticking point in the negotiations for both unions.
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