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5 power-hungry appliances that use less energy than generating an image in ChatGPT
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
ChatGPT AI images use more energy than these 5 appliances.

Microsoft imposes new rules on Windows 11 laptop makers to ensure they don’t cut corners with key features of USB-C ports
By Darren Allan published
Ever felt cheated that your laptop’s USB-C ports weren’t up to scratch? Microsoft’s new rules to ensure consistency with ports are a great idea.

macOS Tahoe rumored to follow Sequoia – here’s 3 things to expect from Apple’s next desktop OS
By Darren Allan published
As well as a possible major overhaul for the interface of macOS Tahoe, Apple could take some big strides with accessibility features, too.

Time to upgrade? WhatsApp has just dropped support for these older iPhones and Android phones
By Rowan Davies published
After a slight delay WhatsApp has officially stopped it support for another wave of Android and iOS phones. These are the devices it will no longer work on.

Altman says Gen Z uses ChatGPT for life decisions, here’s why that’s both smart and risky
By Becca Caddy published
From breakups to career changes, people are using ChatGPT to make life decisions. It’s convenient, but are we outsourcing too much?

Nothing shows how far ChatGPT’s images have come than two pictures generated with the same prompt, but created a year apart
By Graham Barlow published
You can see how far ChatGPT's image generation has come from these two images created just a year apart.

Apple’s WWDC 2025 keynote may be an AI ‘letdown’, but there are 4 Apple Intelligence projects it’s working on that you should be excited about
By John-Anthony Disotto published
It looks like we might not get the Apple Intelligence upgrades we've been waiting for at WWDC 2025, but Apple is rumored to be working on some major AI features.

Windows 11’s Notepad app is getting new formatting tricks that are already proving controversial
By Darren Allan published
Notepad keeps getting more features, and Microsoft’s latest move to add lightweight formatting options is divisive, shall we say.
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