Articles by Muskaan Saxena, Computing Staff Writer

Muskaan is TechRadar’s UK-based Computing writer. She is a passionate writer, and has had her creative work published in several literary journals and magazines.

Her debut into the writing world was a poem published in The Times of Zambia, on the subject of sunflowers and the insignificance of human existence in comparison.

She is a very proud Zambian and will often go around teaching people random words and phrases in her mother tongue, and is always advocating for the inclusion of African thought in all contexts. She is an avid reader and TikTok doom scroller. She will also talk endlessly about Neon Genesis Evangelion and her favourite bits of media include Gone Girl (book and film!), Tender is the Flesh, and Avatar the last Airbender. You will often find her aimlessly wandering around Hyrule.

Articles by: Muskaan Saxena

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Forget ChatGPT - NExT-GPT can read and generate audio and video prompts, taking generative AI to the next level

By Muskaan Saxena published 27 September 23

NExT-GPT lets you generate audio, video, and text - but could it surpass ChatGPT?

ChatGPT can now look at pictures and tell you a bedtime story in five different voices

By Muskaan Saxena published 25 September 23

Voice chat and image capabilities are coming to ChatGPT - so you can show the bot photos and have a fun chat.

Meta is planning on introducing dozens of chatbot personas - including a Futurama favorite

By Muskaan Saxena published 25 September 23

Meta’s AI chatbot plans to entice young people via … outdated personas.

Google Chrome is copying this essential Edge feature - finally

By Muskaan Saxena published 25 September 23

The new feature could give you control of the way Chrome operates on your device.

Everything Microsoft announced at its 2023 Surface Event

By Muskaan Saxena published 21 September 23

We got three new Surface products at Microsoft's latest event, but the company seems more interested in talking about AI.

Spot the difference with Facebook's new logo – warning, it’s not easy

By Muskaan Saxena published 21 September 23

Facebook gets a makeover with an updated logo – I think…

Acer Chromebook Spin 314 (2023) review: the laptop I wish I'd had as a student

By Muskaan Saxena published 20 September 23

Recommended

If you want one reliable, high-quality device that'll get you through the school year, look no further.

WhatsApp may be close to launching its iPad App after a long, long wait

By Muskaan Saxena published 20 September 23

WhatsApp is testing an iPad version of the app - exciting, but long overdue.

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Windows Photos could finally catch up to Apple Photos with these new features

By Muskaan Saxena published 19 September 23

Windows Photos gets an upgrade and now comes with background blur and live photos - finally!

Google reveals a revamped read-aloud feature in major accessibility update

By Muskaan Saxena published 18 September 23

Read-aloud capabilities could get a long-awaited upgrade on Google Chrome.

Microsoft Edge may introduce a new AI-generated writing feature - and that makes me nervous

By Muskaan Saxena published 13 September 23

We could see an even closer integration between Bing AI and Microsoft Edge - which is worrying.

How Apple’s pink iPhone 15 embraces a cultural shift and keeps it cute

By Muskaan Saxena published 13 September 23

Apple’s Pink iPhone capitalizes on a growing shift in perception and appeals to a fluid audience.

A17 Pro: what you need to know about Apple's new flagship chipset

By Muskaan Saxena last updated 12 September 23

Updated Apple's A17 Pro chip is powering the new iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

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Samsung may be adding AI to its home appliances - I'm so ready to chat to my oven

By Muskaan Saxena published 12 September 23

We could see AI-enhanced Samsung Home Appliances soon - I can’t wait.

Meta takes aim at GPT-4 for its next AI model

By Muskaan Saxena published 12 September 23

Meta is training a new AI model that hopes to dethrone OpenAI’s GPT-4

Windows 11 could bring your desktop to life with AI-enhanced 'moving wallpapers'

By Muskaan Saxena published 11 September 23

Microsoft could use AI to give your desktop wallpaper some movement.

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Windows 11's latest major error has been fixed

By Muskaan Saxena published 7 September 23

If you’re an MSI user with Intel components, you might want to download this update.

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MacBooks could get a cool new color option - and I’m hysterically excited

By Muskaan Saxena published 7 September 23

Stop everything you’re doing right now - we could see matte black MacBooks.

The Vision Pro App Store will come with all your favourite apps, ready to go

By Muskaan Saxena published 6 September 23

iPhone and iPad apps will be immediately available on the Vision Pro App Store.

Apple could shake up the cheap student laptop market with a budget-friendly MacBook line

By Muskaan Saxena published 6 September 23

Rumors are swirling about budget-friendly student MacBooks that could rival Google Chromebooks.

Veteran YouTube staff think Shorts will ruin YouTube – and they might be right pending

By Muskaan Saxena published 5 September 23

Could YouTube shorts be the downfall of the video platform?

5 ways a portable SSD can boost your productivity instead of cloud storage

By Muskaan Saxena published 5 September 23

The Apple Vision Pro could already have a potential competitor - a cheaper headset from Meta

By Muskaan Saxena published 4 September 23

If the Apple Vision Pro is too expensive for you, don’t worry - Meta could offer you a much cheaper headset.

Facebook and Instagram may go ad-free... if you pay for a subscription

By Muskaan Saxena published 4 September 23

In a bid to avoid EU scorn, Meta could introduce paid Facebook and Instagram experience to provide an ad-free experience.

Microsoft finally caves and will let some users actually use their preferred browser in Windows 11

By Muskaan Saxena published 31 August 23

The tech giant is working on curbing the annoying push to force users onto Microsoft Edge - finally.

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