All posts tagged "tech"
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126TECHOkta’s AI-powered voice scanner
Okta is looking at a new way to get rid of passwords. The identity management company wants to patent a multi-factor authentication...
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183TECHTechnology, accessibility, and the benefits of online learning
Technology, in one form or another, has gone hand in hand with the education process for as long as technology has existed....
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148TECHEven Zoom is making staff return to the office now
Zoom is demanding its employees return to the office. It seems not even the popular video-conferencing platform is willing to stick to...
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124TECHWhy Android Stopped Supporting The KitKat OS And What It Means For Older Phones
KitKat OS is a version of Android software that was released almost 10 years ago on devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4...
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187TECHMeta launches AI tool AudioCraft to create music from text
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) introduced its open-source AI tool called AudioCraft which enables users to generate audio and music from text prompts. Read More:– Google Assistant...
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92TECHNew Gboard resize tool makes the Motorola Razr Plus cover screen a lot better
What you need to know Gboard’s latest beta release includes a new feature to make adjusting the keyboard app’s size on smartphones...
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94TECHSamsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ takes another step towards launch
Samsung unveiled its latest Galaxy Tab S9 series alongside its latest foldables at its July Unpacked event. Read More:– Google Assistant May Soon Be...
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113TECHGoogle Assistant May Soon Be ‘Supercharged’ With Bard-Like AI
Google Assistant might soon get advanced AI-powered capabilities akin to those of chatbots like Bard and ChatGPT. In an email seen by Axios,...
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128TECHThreads has lost half its users, according to Meta chief Zuckerberg
Meta’s Threads app looks set for an uphill climb if it’s ever to take the microblogging crown from Twitter, which is currently...
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208TECHToday’s ‘Wordle’ #771 Answer, Hints and Clues for Sunday, July 30 Game
Wordle has become a viral sensation since it was first invented by New York-based software developer Josh Wardle as something for him and his partner...
