Busy? Google Calendar adds a feature you’ve wanted for years – and it’s not AI
Now you can finally block off time for tasks without scheduling a fake meeting. Try it now.
Google Vids premium features now available to everyone – here’s everything you can do
All users can now add AI voiceovers, remove filler words, and edit photos. Get a hands-on look at all the tools you can try.
Microsoft’s AI agents can decide what to code now – what that means
From Agent 365 to Foundry’s MCP tool catalog and new IQ services, Microsoft is moving beyond copilots and toward a future where software development becomes an automated assembly process.
Fedora vs. Ubuntu: How to choose your next Linux distro (and which one I use)
If you’re looking for a new operating system or want to do a bit of distro hopping, you might be considering either Fedora or Ubuntu. Let me help you choose which to try first.
Microsoft’s new AI agents create your Word, Excel, and PowerPoint projects now
They can generate documents, spreadsheets, and presentations from simple text prompts. Here’s how to make the most of it.
Google just rolled out Gemini 3 to Search – here’s what it can do and how to try it
Gemini 3 is the most significant change to Search since AI Overviews, but it’s not available to everyone yet.
Microsoft is packing more AI into Windows, ready or not – here’s what’s new
Microsoft is clearly excited about all this AI infiltrating Windows, but are its users as excited? Not quite. Here’s why.
How Microsoft’s new plan for self-repairing data centers will transform IT roles
Microsoft is pushing enterprise computing toward self-running platforms where AI agents watch, diagnose, repair, and optimize systems continuously. Here’s its vision and what it hopes to solve.
Google’s Gemini 3 is finally here and it’s smarter, faster, and free to access
The new model is also fueling a new agentic coding assistant.
I uncovered the OnePlus 15’s flaws, but this unexpected design feature is the real problem
It has nothing to do with the lack of features or general availability; instead, it comes down to ergonomics.