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Just keep your Chromecast plugged in, and it should come back to life.
Drivers and kernel-level software can't be translated automatically by Windows.
Opinion: The long-rumored Sonos streaming box wasn't a good idea anyway.
Tan will start as CEO on March 18, taking over from interim co-CEOs.
Heroic work to recover and repair a CVR.
Gemma 3 is optimized to run on almost anything, from powerful GPUs to a smartphone.
New tools may help fulfill CEO's claim that agents will join the workforce in 2025.
Countless digital documents hold valuable info, and the AI industry is attempting to set it free.
Australia made explicit risks of fire and/or burns for non-updated 4a models.
Silicon Valley may value imperfect virtual PhDs more than universities pay real ones.
Inflated pricing for the 9800X3D might make these more appealing to some buyers.
New research challenges prevailing idea that AI needs massive datasets to solve problems.
A lot of Gboard beta users are suddenly remembering they joined the beta.
Some of these ideas have genuine shots at making it into real products.
Get at that hard-to-remember app or garage pin with a new Nearby feature.
AI Mode could be the future of Google, but it's currently just an experiment.
The base iPad also doubled its storage, is 6x faster than some Android models.
CPUs ready to blast past their limits can be had with a warranty, for a premium.
When trained on 6,000 faulty code examples, AI models give malicious or deceptive advice.