Category: Tech

Here are hints and the answer for today’s Wordle No. 1,446 for June 4. ​Here are hints and the answer for today’s Wordle No. 1,446 for June 4.  CNET

Hints and answers for Connections for June 4, #724. ​Hints and answers for Connections for June 4, #724.  CNET

Tech neck and poor posture are no joke. Experts share the best preventions and stretches for tech neck. ​Tech neck and poor posture are no joke. Experts share the best preventions and stretches for tech neck.  CNET

The AI chatbot will change its responses based on your message history — even if you aren’t a Plus or Pro subscriber. ​The AI chatbot will change its responses based on your message history — even if you aren’t a Plus or Pro subscriber.  CNET

Spend summer with the stepbrothers, Perry the Platypus and Dr. Doofenshmirtz. ​Spend summer with the stepbrothers, Perry the Platypus and Dr. Doofenshmirtz.  CNET

Intel documentation has revealed additional code names in the context of the company’s future roadmap: Wildcat Lake, Bartlett Lake, and a 12-core variant of the Bartlett Lake chip made up entirely of performance cores. Interestingly, the source is a public one: a guidance document on how to use Intel’s platforms for real-time computing. The most…

In the last few days, AI-generated text-to-video has taken off, with Google’s lifelike Veo 3 model generating video and dialogue that approach realism. Now Microsoft has entered the fray, by offering the video-generation portion for free with Bing Video Creator. Unfortunately, the new Bing Video Creator is accompanied by a cadre of compromises, although the…

There’s still a chance benefits could be garnished in the future. Here’s what to do in the meantime. ​There’s still a chance benefits could be garnished in the future. Here’s what to do in the meantime.  CNET

Nintendo’s Paldean adventure often struggled to reach half that frame rate on the original Switch console. ​Nintendo’s Paldean adventure often struggled to reach half that frame rate on the original Switch console.  CNET

Macworld If Apple had its way, iPhones would be a strictly annual purchase: September comes, new models drop, everyone gets out their wallet. Instead, most customers upgrade their handset every two or three years, and plenty hang on longer than that. But eventually, whether because your handset starts to show its age or the new…