
Microsoft reveals new Recall security features, ensuring user control
Microsoft outlines security updates for Recall AI, emphasising user control, encryption, and third-party testing to address privacy concerns.
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Microsoft outlines security updates for Recall AI, emphasising user control, encryption, and third-party testing to address privacy concerns.

Intel’s upcoming Battlemage GPU leaks with first benchmarks, showing competitive performance as it prepares to challenge Nvidia and AMD in 2025.

Canon launches the imagePROGRAF PRO-510 A2 printer with advanced pigment inks, delivering superior photo quality and durability with eco-friendly packaging.

Samsung announces the Galaxy S24 FE with AI features starting at US$649.99, alongside new Galaxy Watch FE LTE and Galaxy Tab S10 series tablets.

Moment’s SuperCage, now available on Kickstarter, turns your smartphone into a pro filmmaking rig with a USB-C hub, multiple ports, and expandability.

Senator Ben Cardin was targeted by a deepfake impersonator posing as a Ukrainian official in a Zoom call, raising concerns over AI-driven deception.

Meta unveils the Quest 3S, a budget-friendly VR headset priced at US$299.99. It will be released on October 15 and offers solid performance and…

Meta’s Quest VR app store now supports 2D and web apps, offering users and developers more flexibility and app variety.
Meta revamps its metaverse avatars, adding customisation, generative AI, and new fantasy avatars, which will be available on October 1st, 2024.