If you’re interested in playing around with another AI client, Microsoft has released its Copilot app for iPhone and iPad users via the App Store. This app integrates the company’s AI chat assistant technology, powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 model. There’s also support for text-to-image generation using DALL-E3. Microsoft has offered the following comment as to […]
Ok, this is just kind of retro, fun, and geeky. Threads user Drew Thaler has offered several continuous posts as to the trials and travails of burning CD-ROMS and DVD-ROMS in the late 90s and early 2000s when the authoring and editing software was in its earliest stages. Thaler makes an excellent point as to […]
This is one of those things that make you cringe and hope there’s a firmware update to resolve it in the works. Two recently-discovered Bluetooth security flaws allow attackers to hijack the connections of all devices using Bluetooth 4.2 to 5.4, a range that encompasses all devices between late 2014 and now. AirDrop is also […]
If you’re feeling a bit brave and willing to test the beta in TestFlight, now’s your chance to tinker with Fabric before it heads out to the public on macOS. Fabric, which functions as an AI-native workspace and file explorer for both individuals and teams, has reached the beta version and can now be downloaded […]
It’s not a huge update, but it could come in handy. Following up on last week’s release of iOS 17.9 and iOS 17.0.1 for the iPhone, Apple on Tuesday released iOS 17.0.2 for all compatible iPhone models. While the original build of iOS 17.0.2 is 21A350, today’s build number is 21A351. The release notes are […]