Google opens its Search Generative Experience up to teenagers and provides an AI safety guide  Stadia Games and Entertainment (SGE) – just kidding, I mean Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE), has been out for a little while now, and while I don’t think it’s particularly helpful in most situations compared to just looking at the top few links and manually parsing information for my search query, I do still think […] Read More The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 hits an all-time low price at $170 off  While I’m eagerly waiting for more Chromebook tablets to hit the market – especially with the recent news of Chromebook Plus devices – the truth is it might be a bit before we see any new detachable models. While we wait, however, there are continuing deals on the two big-name Chromebook tablets that I’d recommend […] Read More The Chrome Cast 241: Chromebook Plus sets the new standard for Chromebooks  This week on The Chrome Cast, we are clearly talking about the biggest news to hit our corner of the internet in a very long time – perhaps ever. Google has unveiled Chromebook Plus, and it marks a very specific move towards a more cohesive, more-enjoyable Chromebook experience for consumers across the board. With a […] Read More Bard wants to get to know you better by committing your preferences to its 'Memory'  Whether it’s dietary choices, travel preferences, or just day-to-day nuances, repeating yourself on basic facts to Bard or other artificial intelligence bots can get old fast. It makes them feel a lot like Google Assistant in its current, ridiculously stupid state. However, Google recognizes this with Bard, and is giving it a ‘Memory’ for things […] Read More Introducing Chromebook Plus: the new standard for fast, capable, fun-to-use devices [VIDEO]  Let’s face it: more and more Chromebooks are arriving every day, and finding the perfect device that will balance performance and affordability can be tough. Back when there were only a couple new Chromebooks introduced each year, it was far less difficult to sort the more-capable devices from the rest of the pack. These days, […] Read More Why I'm ditching Pixlr for Photoshop Web on my Chromebook and why you may soon follow  As a preface to my thoughts, I want to state that there’s nothing wrong with Pixlr, and I love the web app. However, while it’s long been the go-to for web-based graphics work, especially for Chromebook users, Photoshop’s leap to the browser changes the game. That’s right, just yesterday, Adobe launched Photoshop Web, which gives […] Read More If you're running Android 7, you won't be able to play Pokémon Go anymore  Pokémon GO will soon end its support for devices running on Android 7, also known as “Nougat.” Android 7 was released in August of 2016 and for the first time, offered multi-window view, which allowed users to use two apps simultaneously in split view. Additionally, it revamped the notifications system, enhanced the Do Not Disturb […] Read More Web publishers can opt out of having Bard, other AI trained on their content via Google-Extended  Google is continuing with its narrative about developing its artificial intelligence initiatives “responsibly”. Whether or not this works out the way it plans, only time will tell. In the meantime, Bard and other AI projects cooking at the company are trained on data from the web, like publisher content. As you can probably imagine, not […] Read More Adobe Photoshop on the web launches and works great on Chromebooks  Adobe has unveiled the general availability of Photoshop on the web, marking the culmination of nearly two years of beta testing. Beginning Wednesday, September 27th, all users with paid plans can access this simplified-yet-powerful online version of the iconic photo editing app. The biggest highlight of this release is definitely the integration of the Generative […] Read More How to enable ChatGPT's new 'Browse with Bing' for up-to-date internet access  Even though it feels a bit like the generative AI hype has died off a bit, the truth is we’re still just at the beginning of this journey. Now that generative AI has become a bit more normalized and everyone realizes this isn’t exactly a Terminator scenario, we can step back and see some of […] Read More |
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