Gemini-Powered Siri Reportedly Set to Arrive on iPhones Next Month

From PC Mag: Apple announced an AI partnership with Google earlier this month, and the first results of the collaboration will become available through an updated Siri next month, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports.

Apple has had a tough time with Siri over the past few years. The personalized Siri it...

Emergency Windows update finally lets Outlook launch again

From PC World: Microsoft’s Windows 11 updates haven’t been so hot lately… and by “lately,” I mean the last couple of years. The latest one for January (update KB5074109) has caused something of a mess, making crucial Windows apps simply fail to launch for some users. An out-of-band update over the...

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Recently, I was at a bubble tea place. On their menus, they specified all their drinks were non-dairy. As my girlfriend is sensitive to dairy, this seemed like a good place to go. After ordering, I asked them what they used in place of milk, as I often hear the use of soy, oat, coconut, or almond milk. However, the guy responded by saying it was not actually non-dairy, but just lactose-free. I was a bit disappointed, because all their menus and...

Fast and Sturdy: Raspberry Pi Expands Into USB Flash Drives

From PC Mag: Raspberry Pi is best known for its low-cost custom computers. But the company also wants fans to consider buying USB thumb drives.

On Thursday, the company expanded into selling Raspberry Pi-branded USB 3.0 flash drives, starting at $30. That's pricier than your average USB stick, but...

Intel now faces a chip shortage at the worst possible time

From PC World: Just when Intel seemed to be on the cusp of success, the company reported supply issues that will limit the number of available PC chips that PC makers will be able to buy.

Moreover, Intel said that it’s prioritizing the higher-margin data center chips with what it can manufacture...

YouTube Will Soon Let Creators Make Shorts Using Their AI Likeness

From CNET: YouTube is continuing to lean into AI to help make content, and that next YouTube Short you watch might not contain real footage of its creator. CEO Neal Mohan announced the latest move in this trend in his annual letter on Wednesday: Creators will soon be able to make Shorts using their...

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