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Microsoft introduced Mico in October 2025 to give an anthropomorphized face to voice conversations with its Copilot AI chatbot. It seems the poor little blob is already getting demoted after less than a year. The company has decided to remove Mico from the voice section of Copilot. Its new home will be the Learn Live…
Dolphin has been around for a while, but there’s a new contender for GameCube emulation.
The sparkly cabinet is part of a huge retro tech auction focused on Steve Jobs and the computer revolution.
Google’s Health Guardian feature promises to monitor what other wearables can’t.
Trump administration officials are now free to post and endlessly scroll TikTok, a new memo from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) says. The memo is the latest move from the federal government formally undoing a 2022 law that banned the app from most government-issued devices,
The PS5 is one heck of a console, yet despite it being able to handle high-end 4K gaming, it doesn’t support Bluetooth audio. Well, not without a workaround method involving a third-party accessory. Folks who want the best audio experience possible should definitely buy one of the best gaming headsets. Yet if you’re really set…
Reference Image could be a new way to prove provenance in the wake of generative AI.
The gaming giant warned that scam emails will potentially follow the data breach.
Since 2025, Anthropic has offered a voice mode through Claude, allowing you to speak to its chatbot instead of writing out your prompts. This past July, the company updated the feature to make it more useful. Before, voice mode limited users to speaking to Claude through Haiku, Anthropic’s least powerful model. This was done to…
I’ve been an Android user my entire life, starting out with a Samsung Galaxy Ace, then sticking mostly with OnePlus phones thanks to their excellent value for money. I finally made the big switch to iOS with the iPhone 15 Pro Max — driving it through three iterations of the OS before jumping back to Android…

