Why I Use An Alias For Online Shopping (and How It Helps)

In these early days of artificial intelligence, you might find yourself staring at an answer, wondering: how on Earth did the model get to that? With Google's newest experimental model, you can pull back the curtain on how AI thinks, as it's designed to show you its thoughts.

How much damage can a BMI calculator app do to your phone? As it turns out, it's not what the app can do but what it harbors in its code that you have to look out for. Such is the case of an app uploaded to the Amazon Appstore that had some really devastating code under the hoodthat is, it would have been if the developer coded it properly.

There are many personal knowledge management tools available today. Each one promises to organize your life and improve your efficiency. While these tools are often well-thought-out and can be useful, they are not the magic bullet they are marketed as. Here’s why.

If you've seen one of those flashy Apple ads that say "Shot on iPhone" and thought, "Gosh, I didn't know my iPhone could do that," I have some bad news for you—it can't. Let me explain why.

When you browse or shop online, sites track your activity to show ads or send promos. To keep things private, I use an alias for online shopping to stay anonymous, cut down on spam, and more.

Intel launched its latest generation Intel Core Ultra 200S “Arrow Lake” processors last October 2024. However, reviewers and the general public weren’t quite satisfied with their performance, especially in gaming. Thankfully, Intel just released an update through motherboard manufacturers and Microsoft that will make it run faster.