Elon Musk is Closing X/Twitter’s San Francisco Office After 18 Years
Elon Musk says the company has "no choice", as employees are emailed to tell them to prepare to move offices.
Now a freelance writer, Adam is a journalist with over 10 years experience – getting his start at UK consumer publication Which?, before working across titles such as TechRadar, Tom's Guide and What Hi-Fi with Future Plc. From VPNs and antivirus software to cricket and film, investigations and research to reviews and how-to guides; Adam brings a vast array of experience and interests to his writing.
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Google Monopoly is Illegal, Rules Court in Landmark Case
Parent company Alphabet will likely appeal the monopoly decision that will significantly impact the search giant.
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The iPhone iOS 18 Features You Should Be Most Excited About
Out in beta and expected for wider release in September, iOS 18 leans into AI and greater customization for iPhone users.
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How to Recover Lost iPhone and iPad Photos on iOS 18/ iPadOS 18
With iOS 18, iPhones & iPads will be able to recover images and videos you feared were lost forever, with just a few clicks.
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Kaspersky to Shut Down in US Following Ban on Antivirus
Decision follows the US government's ban on the use of the Russian-backed antivirus company's products stateside.
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HP Ends Toner Subscription and Discontinues e-Series Printers
HP+ and Instant Ink have come under fire from customers due to their reliance on an active internet connection.
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Study: 25 Billion Work Hours Lost to Poor Collaboration Every Year
12% of time is being saved thanks to AI, although many still aren't harnessing the technology on a regular basis.
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Thousands More Tickets Leak After Taylor Swift Ticketmaster Breach
Ticketmaster warns customers to be vigilant as over 30,000 more tickets leak for major artists.
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Russia Accused of Forcing Apple to Remove VPNs from App Store
Reports indicate that at least 25 VPN apps have been removed from the App Store in Russia, including NordVPN and PIA.
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Russian Hackers to Blame for TeamViewer Security Breach
The same hackers led the infamous SolarWinds attack in 2021 and breached Microsoft's corporate systems late last year.
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What Is Skeleton Key? AI Jailbreak Technique Explained
ChatGPT and other AI models are at risk from new jailbreak technique that could "produce ordinarily forbidden behaviors."
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Microsoft Brings AI Image Generation to Word & Powerpoint, Plus Other New Copilot Features
Word and PowerPoint are in the crosshairs for Microsoft's Copilot devs, with Teams and Excel also getting additional AI kick.
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YouTube Now Lets You Report AI-Generated Videos That Look Like You: Here’s How
Video sharing giant says it has tightened up YouTube privacy guidelines to address privacy concerns and protect users.
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Huge US Retailer Confirms Data Breach Following Snowflake Hack
Official declaration from Marcus Neiman says 64,472 customers are affected, but the hacker claims it's significantly more.
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All Apple Mac Users Can Now Get Free ChatGPT App – Here’s How
Availability of the chatbot app has been opened up to all users with a compatible Mac, but Windows users continue to wait.
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Almost Half of Workers Would Consider Quitting Rather Than Return to the Office
Respondents to survey stated that office environments caused stress and anxiety, and commuting was expensive.
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Study: 10% of Companies Have Been Targeted by Deepfakes
One in 10 of the business leaders surveyed said that their company has faced attempted deepfake frauds.
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Apple Pay Later Ditched After Eight Months – What It Means For Users
Apple terminates “buy now, pay later” feature in favor of integrating global installment loan offerings with Apple Pay.
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Study: 42% of Workers Would Reject Job Offer With No Hybrid Work
While remote work and AI usage rises, another study suggests productivity among remote workers has been impacted.
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How to Use ChatGPT to Read and Analyze PDF Documents for Free
OpenAI’s chatbot can now summarize lengthy documents in seconds and for free, we show you how to use the latest feature.
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AI Could Spread False Information About the Holocaust, Warns UNESCO
The United Nations agency raises concerns that bad actors could use AI tools to spread harmful misinformation online.