When you click on the Recall icon or use the Windows + J shortcut, the service will verify that you are attempting to access screenshot content by launching the Windows Hello dialog. You gain access ...

Microsoft may introduce an AI-powered feature for dynamic desktop wallpapers in Windows 11, reports Windows Latest. The feature, found in preview versions under the name “Dynamic Wallpaper,” doesn’t ...

CMF by Nothing has launched its new budget-friendly CMF Buds 2a in India, and we got our hands on them for an early impression. These are not full reviews, but here’s what we experienced after using ...

Microsoft’s effort to stop people from creating sexualized AI images is part of its longtime work to foster digital safety.

Bing does one thing better than every other search engine – the daily Bing wallpaper. The beautiful scenes are a nice contrast to Google’s nothingness. And, if you really love those images, make them ...

Windows' latest Photos app is genuinely useful. It may not be a full-blown Photoshop alternative, but it does offer a variety of basic editing functions, and even some generative AI to help get ...

Microsoft is a major investor in the artificial intelligence firm and its primary cloud provider.

Where to Find the Best Virtual Backgrounds for Microsoft Teams Your email has been sent A host of websites offer creative and clever background images for your Teams meetings. Microsoft Teams lets ...

LinkedIn has rolled out a new option to add an auto-revolving slideshow of images as the banner on your profile, which could be another way to attract more interest to your LinkedIn presence.

Microsoft Store does have its own collection of themes, generally a set of themed pictures that you can use as a rotating wallpaper theme (also handy for creating a custom theme in Windows 11).

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is bringing its revolving conveyor belts and prizes to Bergen County in 2025. The popular sushi restaurant will open its fifth New Jersey location in Paramus’ Westfield ...

The image was Smith’s way of touting a new Microsoft-generated quiz to test if readers could determine the difference between real images and fake ones made with artificial intelligence.