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Here at ZDNET, we’ve been diving into ChatGPT Work and its cousin, Claude Cowork, the agentic multi-step AI tools that are providing substantial productivity benefits to the folks who use them.
There have been complaints about this going back years, but Microsoft has finally caved in and decided to stop nagging users to back up their files to OneDrive: these alerts can now be permanently dismissed with an Opt out of backup button.
Alongside Amazon’s Labor Day sale, Best Buy’s own event is now in full swing with plenty of deals on Apple gear, appliances, and more. There’s also a huge selection of PC gaming offers in the mix, with discounts across gaming laptops, desktops, monitors, keyboards, mice, and other battlestation upgrades. You can save up to $600…
It has been a few months since Intel rolled out XeSS 3 with its Multi-Frame Generation to any Arc-supported device. With the unveiling of dedicated handheld gaming PCs using the tech, such as the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+, Acer Predator Atlas 8, and OneXPlayer 3, hardware manufacturers are finally cashing in on the promised…
Deals on the latest M5 MacBook Air have been relatively hard to come by outside of the official Apple refurb store since the price hikes took hold. We have seen a couple solid, albeit short-lived, offers on the Sky Blue models at Amazon, but today we spotted the most affordable 24GB model you can buy…
New isolated environment architecture lets regulated institutions securely deploy autonomous AI agents, without losing the ability to see, stop, or account for what those agents do.
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Casualtyfans, buckle up: two special episodes for its landmark 40th anniversary are heading to BBC and BBC iPlayer from September 5th.
Someone wearing Ray-Ban Meta glasses starts a video with the white capture LED glowing visibly, satisfying the system’s check. Then a finger slides over it. Recording continues. Nobody nearby knows a thing.
Samsung, the most widely used individual mobile-device brand in Africa, has been ordered to pay $11.6 million after third-party apps offered through its Galaxy marketplace copied some of the world’s best-known luxury watches.