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Human Brain Cells Learn to Play Doom in Cortical Labs Experiment
Living human neurons were trained to play Doom, extending the long-running engineering benchmark into biological computing.
Jason Nelson
Decript
Microsoft`s Project Silica Turns Glass Into Futuristic Data Storage
Glass could store data for as long as 10,000 years without users having to recopy it to preserve it.
Chris Smith
BGR
Technology stole your privacy, and with it your freedom. Yannik Schrade has a plan to get it back.
He is developing a platform focused on privacy-preserving data processing where data stays encrypted even during computation.
Tucker Carlson
X
Put a PC in your living room. You won’t regret it
The Windows desktop is great on a TV.
Chris Hoffman
PCWorld
OpenAI launched a ChatGPT Atlas Browser – here are the 5 things you need to know
OpenAI has officially launched the ChatGPT Atlas AI-powered web browser today for macOS users around the world.
Eric Hal Schwartz
TechRadar
What’s Powering All These Futuristic Data Centers? In Many Cases Repurposed Jet Engines
Turns out they`re not powered by hopes and dreams.
Mike Pearl
Gizmodo
7 Linux Apps I Install on Every New PC
These are a few of the best apps you can install on Linux.
Nick Lewis
How To Geek
5 useful Linux tools that would never make sense on Windows
There are a couple of useful Linux applications that make no sense on Windows, whether it’s due to their neutered ports, complicated UIs, or lack of features on Windows.
Ayush Pande
XDA Develolpers
How to create a Windows 10 bootable USB: It`s easier than you think
Creating a Windows 10 bootable USB drive is something you should definitely do if you own a Windows computer.
Jason Cipriani
Cnet
Gmail Will Now Summarize Your Emails, Even if You Didn’t Ask It To
AI summary cards generated by Google Gemini are now automatically appearing in some emails. The feature is currently limited to the mobile app for Workspace accounts.
James Peckham
PC Mag
This is what I`m doing with my old Windows 10 PC instead of trading it in like Microsoft wants me to
There are plenty of things you can do with a Windows 10 PC that keep it away from the landfill.
Simon Batt
XDA Developers
Change these 4 Windows settings for a more minimalist look
By changing a few key settings on Windows, you can give it a more aesthetic, more minimalist experience that will put even Mac users to shame.
Patrick Hearn
XDA Developers
Windows 10 Users Get 3 More Years of Microsoft 365 Security Updates
In a surprise reversal, Microsoft has adjusted Microsoft 365 Apps support for Windows 10, granting security updates through 2028
TechRepublic Staff
TechRepublic
`Jetsons` robot finally arrives: Sweater-wearing Neo Gamma android helps with household chores
Built by the Norwegian startup 1X, the Neo Gamma humanoid robot is designed to complete mundane household tasks.
Ben Turner
Live Science
Protoclone V1: 1000 artificial muscles power this sweating robot’s human-like moves
Clone Robotics’ first full-bodied android swaps traditional motors for pressurized actuators
Brian Buntz
R&D World
CrossOver 25 Brings Even More Windows Software to Linux & Mac
CrossOver is a compatibility layer for Microsoft Windows applications and games, built on top of the open-source Wine project
Corbin Davenport
HowToGeek
Visual Studio Devs Share Copilot AI Prompts to Improve Code
Microsoft`s Mads Kristensen took to social media to ask Visual Studio developers to share their favorite prompts to get GitHub Copilot AI to improve their code.
David Ramel
Visual Studio Magazine
Windows 11’s February update breaks File Explorer and more
The KB5051987 update for Windows 11 24H2 is causing problems for users. Here`s what you can do.
Laura Pippig
PC World
Do You Really Need to Safely Eject External Drives?
We’ve all seen those “Safely Remove Hardware” prompts when unplugging external drives. But in modern computing, do they still matter?
Kipp Burroughs
HowTogGeek
How To Remove Bloatware From Windows 11 (And Why You Should)
When you first set up a new Windows 11 PC, you may notice that it comes pre-installed with a variety of apps and programs
Pankil Shah
SlashGear