YouTube is giving its Premium Lite subscription another shot, but this time, it's slightly different. The company is testing this new version in Australia, Germany, and Thailand. The goal? To make most videos ad-free, though you might still see ads on music videos and Shorts. Plus, there will be non
This week, Amazon introduced the Kindle Colorsoft, its first e-reader with a color screen. But in a world filled with cheap tablets, where does this device fit in? Devindra and Cherlynn chatted about it on the Engadget Podcast, along with the updated Kindle Paperwhite and the writable Kindle Scribe.
Ever wanted a phone that was as light as air and almost as flexible? The OnePlus Open might be what you're looking for. Right now, you can get it for a steal at $1, 299, which is a big discount. The best part? It's got plenty of space with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. If you need even more spac
Ever wondered if the tech giants in the AI world are really as chummy as they seem? Well, the New York Times has revealed that things aren't all sunshine and roses between OpenAI and Microsoft. The problem? OpenAI needs more money and computing power, and Microsoft isn't delivering fast enough. Plus
Are you in the market for a new laptop or upgrading an old one? Then you know how important it is to have Microsoft Office on hand. Right now, you can grab a lifetime license for the 2019 version of Microsoft Office Professional Plus for either Windows or Mac - and it's only $25! That's a massive 89
Ever thought about buying Microsoft 365? Imagine having a team of experts helping you make the right choice. That's what ZDNET does. They don't just give recommendations; they test, research, and talk to vendors, retailers, and real users. They're like your shopping buddies, but smarter and more inf
Xbox Cloud Gaming might soon see improvements in bitrate, which means better picture quality. This service, previously known as Project XCloud, has been behind competitors like NVIDIA GeForce NOW and Boosteroid in terms of resolution and quality. Microsoft is planning to take steps to improve bitrat
It's 2024, and some of the world's biggest tech companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are looking to power their AI operations with nuclear energy. You might be thinking, "Nuclear? Isn't that dangerous? " Well, let's dig into why these tech giants are making this move. First, AI is a real po
Did you know that over 600 million cyberattacks happen every day? That’s what Microsoft’s new report says. It’s like trying to dodge bullets in a giant game of digital dodgeball. The bad guys are getting smarter too, using fancy tech like AI to make their attacks harder to stop. One scary thing
Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming service is on track for major upgrades, according to recent reports. The tech giant aims to give gamers the chance to stream any game from their library, even if it's not part of the Game Pass subscription. This is just the starting point, as Microsoft looks to introduc
