Google may be close to unveiling an AI agent that can operate a web browser to help users automate everyday tasks. The Information reports that the company is working on a “computer-using agent” under the codename Project Jarvis, and it may be ready to be previewed as soon as December. According to sources that spoke to The Information, Jarvis “responds to a person’s commands by capturing frequent
The Mini is a bite-sized version of The New York Times' revered daily crossword. While the crossword is a lengthier experience that requires both knowledge and patience to complete, The Mini is an entirely different vibe.
With only a handful of clues to answer, the daily puzzle doubles as a speed-running test for many who play it.
So, when a tricky clue disrupts a player's flow, it can be
For parents still catching up on generative artificial intelligence, the rise of the companion chatbot may still be a mystery.
In broad strokes, the technology can seem relatively harmless, compared to other threats teens can encounter online, including financial sextortion.
Using AI-powered platforms like Character.AI, Replika, Kindroid, and Nomi, teens create lifelike conversation partners with
The new iOS update, iOS 18, gave us so much: Apple Intelligence, a more customizable Control Center and Home Screen, more emoji Tapback reactions, locking more apps behind Face ID, and more.
But one very important update could revolutionize the way you help your parents do something new on their iPhone or show your friend an Instagram post from their blocked enemy — you can now take control of
I try not to get too worked up over which TV shows get nominated or snubbed at the Emmys, but there's one omission over the past few years that's really made my blood boil. How in the world has HBO's Somebody Somewhere, now in its third and final season, never cleaned up in the Best Comedy category? Adding insult to injury, this critically acclaimed show has never even been nominated. (Thank
TL;DR: The Speedy Mag Wireless Charger for iPhone offers fast, wireless charging for just $34.97 (regular price $119.95) through Oct. 27 at the Mashable Shop.
As if we don't have enough on our plates already, we have to also think about how to keep our phones charged throughout the day. Whether it’s for important work calls, keeping in touch with the kids, or just making sure you’ve got enough
TL;DR: The NanoPhone is a tiny, fully functional smartphone that costs just $99.97 (reg. $199.99), but only through October 27.
TL;DR: Only through October 27, you can get Windows 11 Pro for just $17.97 (reg. $199).
If your laptop is running slow or lagging when you need it to be snappy, you don't necessarily need a new laptop. An easy and affordable alternative is to upgrade your operating system to the most recent one available to help your trusted laptop work out those kinks. Windows 11 Pro happens to be on sale for just
TL;DR: Enjoy wireless CarPlay, Android Auto, and built-in streaming services with the PlayAIBox Wireless Adapter, on sale now for $79.97 (reg. $129) through October 27.
TL;DR: A great gift for gamers: these 3-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Memberships are only $36.49 (reg. $50).
New games are coming out all the time. As exciting as that can be, games aren't exactly cheap. Dropping a fresh $60 on every new title isn't feasible for many gamers, so it's a good thing there's an alternative.
Instead of grabbing every new title, try Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to get access
TL;DR: Lifetime access to Babbel's language learning platform is just $179.97 (reg. $599) through October 27.
