Brian Fagioli 
Salesforce has released Agentforce 3, the latest version of its AI-powered agent platform, and it is clearly trying to solve one of the biggest pain points for businesses using artificial intelligence. Companies want to adopt AI agents, but they struggle to see what those agents are doing and how to make them better. Agentforce 3 … Read more
Microsoft has announced a new small language model called Mu. It is designed to run directly on Windows 11 Copilot Plus PCs, powering AI experiences without relying on the cloud. Mu is already live in the Settings app for users in the Windows Insider Dev Channel. If you’ve used natural language to change settings on … Read more
Tronsmart has introduced its latest audio product, the Fiitune X30 Hi-Res home speaker. This marks the company’s first speaker to feature spatial audio, delivering an immersive sound experience in a stylish package meant to blend into virtually any room. The Fiitune X30 includes six drivers, with one upward-firing “sky driver” to bounce audio off the … Read more
Lenovo has officially launched the Chromebook Plus 14, a premium new laptop that aims to change the way people view ChromeOS. This model is especially interesting because it is the first Chromebook powered by the MediaTek Kompanio Ultra processor. It also includes several exclusive Google AI features that work both on the device and in … Read more
The popular open source torrent client qBittorrent has been updated to version 5.1.1, bringing with it a batch of bug fixes and usability tweaks. But not everyone can join the fun right away. While the update is already live, users on macOS will have to wait a bit longer, as builds for Apple’s operating system … Read more
ASUS is once again shrinking the gaming desktop. Its Republic of Gamers division has announced the ROG NUC 2025, a surprisingly small computer that is anything but underpowered. With a volume under three liters, it still manages to include an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor from Series 2 and NVIDIA’s hardcore RTX 5080 Laptop GPU. … Read more
Microsoft is giving its Snipping Tool a long-overdue feature that Windows users probably should have had years ago. If you’re a fan of quick screen recordings, the latest update to the Snipping Tool finally lets you export those clips as GIFs. Rolling out now to Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev Channels, version 11.2505.21.0 … Read more
Let’s be honest, folks. Windows 11 has become a cluttered mess of features nobody asked for. Between forced updates, ads in the Start menu, and a weird obsession with AI, it feels more like a billboard than an actual tool. That’s why I lean toward Chromebooks nowadays. They just make more sense. Here are five … Read more
Adobe has released a new iPhone app (download here) called Project Indigo. It’s designed for people who want more control over their photos without giving up the convenience of a phone. This isn’t about filters or gimmicks. It’s about getting better images through smart use of computational photography. Instead of capturing a single frame, Indigo … Read more
Microsoft is making some changes to its Windows 365 Cloud PCs that are bound to impact both administrators and end users. Starting later this year, new Cloud PCs will come with clipboard, USB, drive, and printer redirection turned off by default. The company says this shift is part of a broader effort to make its … Read more
A new version of darktable is here, and it looks awesome. The free and open source photography app has reached version 5.2.0, and it’s packed with upgrades that should please both casual users and seasoned photographers. Available here for Windows, macOS, and Linux, this release brings performance improvements, UI tweaks, new camera support, and some … Read more
If you’re clinging to an aging PC and looking for a way to make it usable again, EXTON OpSuS Tumbleweed might be exactly what you need. This live Linux system is built on openSUSE Tumbleweed, offering a rolling release that stays updated with the latest stable packages. You don’t need to reinstall it every few … Read more