Grammarly kills feature that unethically used experts — alive and dead — to fix your words

Grammarly has killed its Expert Review feature after writers discovered the AI was mimicking their styles without permission.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     1 day ago

MacBook Air is getting OLED, but you’ll be waiting a few more years

Apple's OLED laptop rollout starts with MacBook Pro as early as late 2026, but MacBook Air buyers could be waiting until 2028 or 2029 for the same upgrade.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     1 day ago

WhatsApp’s new pre-teen accounts put parents in charge, not the algorithm

WhatsApp's new parent-managed accounts let guardians control who contacts their pre-teen, which groups they join, and all privacy settings, while keeping individual chats end-to-end encrypted.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     1 day ago

Windows desperately needs its own MacBook Neo, but it seems impossible to build

The MacBook Neo isn't just a new Mac, it's a reminder of how badly Windows laptop miss the low-cost premium sweet spot.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     1 day ago

Perplexity’s Personal Computer: What is it, what can it do, and what does it cost?

Perplexity's Personal Computer is an always-on AI agent that runs on your Mac mini, handles tasks across Gmail, Slack, and GitHub — and never clocks off.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     1 day ago

Your next laptop may cost more as PC makers like ASUS and HP brace for price hikes

A global shortage of memory chips is pushing major PC brands like HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus toward potential price increases.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     2 days ago

Intel reveals Core Ultra 200S Plus duo as its fastest desktop gaming processors ever

The new Core Ultra 5 250K Plus starts at $199, while the beefier Core Ultra 7 270K Plus trim will set you back by $299. They will be up for grabs later this month.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     2 days ago

AI code wreaked havoc with Amazon outage, and now the company is making tight rules

From a 13-hour AWS outage to 6.3 million lost orders, Amazon's AI coding push has had a rough few months.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     2 days ago

Samsung’s new 240Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor hits the US for just $599

Samsung’s new Odyssey OLED G61SH gaming monitor offers a 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED panel, 240Hz refresh rate, and Pantone-validated colors for $599.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     2 days ago

Canva can now turn a flat AI image into a fully editable design in seconds

Canva's Magic Layers converts any flat PNG or JPG into a fully editable, layered design file — separating text, objects, and backgrounds so you never have to re-prompt or rebuild from scratch again.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     2 days ago

Asus chief says the MacBook Neo shock will push PC brands to level up their game

Asus's co-CEO says Apple's $599 MacBook Neo is a "shock" to the PC industry, and the entire Windows ecosystem is scrambling to figure out how to compete with it.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     2 days ago

Chrome’s Gemini side panel now speaks your language

Google expands Chrome's Gemini side panel to India, New Zealand, and Canada with support for 50+ languages including Hindi, French, and Spanish.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     2 days ago

ASUS’ powerful Strix Halo-powered compact gaming laptop finally lands in the US

ASUS finally launches 14-inch TUF Gaming A14 in the US, with AMD's powerful Strix Halo processor to a compact gaming laptop.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     2 days ago

After games and GPUs, Nvidia’s next target is an AI agent market to handle your work

Nvidia plans to launch NemoClaw, an open-source platform for AI agents that work across any hardware, targeting enterprise customers with added security features.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     2 days ago

ChatGPT may soon let you create videos with Sora directly from the chat interface

OpenAI is reportedly planning to bring its Sora video generator to ChatGPT, allowing users to create short AI videos directly in the chat interface.

Computing     Pranob Mehrotra     2 days ago

Analysts predict bloodbath coming to the price of laptops, and you must clutch your wallet

Laptop and desktop prices are expected to rise by up to 35 percent this year, with no relief likely until the second half of 2027. If you are planning to buy a new PC, now is the right time.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     2 days ago

You can finally get your hands on ASUS’ NUC 16 Pro mini PC, but it’s a mid-tier variant

Asus’ NUC 16 Pro mini PC, with Intel Panther Lake processors and up to 128GB RAM, has begun appearing for sale online.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     2 days ago

Nvidia leaks claim a 9GB variant of GeForce RTX 5050 is right around the corner

A new leak suggests Nvidia may introduce a GeForce RTX 5050 variant with 9GB of GDDR7 memory while maintaining the same 130W power requirement.

Computing     Moinak Pal     2 days ago

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra keyboard is so pricey, even Apple looks affordable

Samsung's Pro Keyboard turns the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra into a genuine laptop rival — aluminum build, DeX button, big trackpad, and a price tag that beats Apple at its own game.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     2 days ago

Nvidia is leveling up game visuals with the new DLSS 4.5 update

Nvidia has just announced DLSS 4.5. The update brings new AI-powered graphics technology, and the improvements offer a noticeable impact on how modern PC games look and perform. It was revealed alongside other RTX announcements during GDC 2026, focusing on boosting both visual quality and frame rates in demanding titles. DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) […]

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     2 days ago

Photoshop’s new AI assistant helps you edit images with simple prompts

Adobe is introducing a new AI assistant for Photoshop that can perform edits, suggest tools, and guide users through complex workflows using natural language prompts.

Computing     Pranob Mehrotra     3 days ago

AI fake news detectors are not as good as you think

A new study from the Université de Montréal found that AI fake news detectors are far less reliable than advertised, struggling with bias, outdated training data, and a fundamental misunderstanding of how fact-checking actually works.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     3 days ago

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