Month: April 2022

Google’s new automated “inclusive warning” on Docs is very broken and annoying, like suggesting “landlord” might not be inclusive (Samantha Cole/VICE)

Samantha Cole / VICE: Google’s new automated “inclusive warning” on Docs is very broken and annoying, like suggesting “landlord” might not be inclusive  —  A feature rolling out this month uses algorithms to suggest edits in Google Docs, but falls into the same bias traps it’s trying to prevent.

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Are your TV and Nintendo Switch out of sync?

Getting some audio lag on your TV when trying to play Nintendo Switch? With so many great Nintendo Switch games to play, having an annoying audio issue could definitely ruin your gameplay experience. Luckily, that can be fixed if you’re willing to purchase external speakers or use headphones. Here’s how to fix television audio lag

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Why Automating Everything Might Not Be Your Best Solution

Low-code/no-code development offers a tantalizing future where almost anybody can create workflow automation to streamline operations for a more efficient, productive workplace. According to TechRepublic, 47% of organizations already use low-code/no-code platforms, with workflow automation being the leading reason. The business world is certainly ready to embrace low-code/no-code development in its everyday operations. However, as

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Intel Tests Controversial New Student Monitoring Software

(Photo: Thomas Park/Unsplash)Intel has partnered with an e-learning software company to produce a program that tracks students’ expressions. The program, called Class, is AI-based and works with Zoom to analyze students’ faces in real time. It’s said to be capable of detecting three emotional states: bored, confused, and distracted. Intel and Classroom Technologies state the

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World of Warcraft brings back dragons in new expansion

Blizzard Entertainment World of Warcraft is bringing back the dragons. In a livestream, World of Warcraft developers announced Dragonflight, WoW’s ninth expansion in 18 years. Dragonflight will focus on the return of the Dragon Aspects, the magical guardians of Azeroth who disappeared after the events of the Cataclysm expansion 12 years ago. Players will journey

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How to appear offline on Steam

Steam is one of those platforms that can be tough to handle if you haven’t set your status right. If you have a big friends list, you will get many notifications, including messages and game invites. The best option here is to set your status as Offline or Invisible. Here’s how to appear offline on

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The Pokémon Company has acquired the company that prints the trading card game

Photo by John Keeble/Getty Images The Pokémon Company has acquired Millennium Print Group, a company that prints cards for the hugely popular Pokémon Trading Card Game. Millennium Print Group has been working with The Pokémon Company since 2015. “With this acquisition, The Pokémon Company International aims to further develop Millennium Print Group’s capabilities, infrastructure, and

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Delta confirms ‘exploratory’ Starlink tests

Photo by Camilo Freedman/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Delta CEO Ed Bastian said the airline has tested out SpaceX’s Starlink technology, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The report calls the tests “exploratory” and says there weren’t any further details, but it does seem like one of the major US airlines is

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How to measure your SpO2 on your smartwatch

Apple introduced blood oxygen readings on the Series 6. | Vjeran Pavic / The Verge If you’ve been hunting for a new smartwatch, you’ve probably come across the terms SpO2 sensors, pulse ox, or blood oxygen levels. SpO2 sensors measure your blood oxygen saturation — or, put more simply, the amount of oxygen you have

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Brex acquires Pry Financials, a financial planning software startup with a team of ~10 people, for $90M (Mary Ann Azevedo/TechCrunch)

Mary Ann Azevedo / TechCrunch: Brex acquires Pry Financials, a financial planning software startup with a team of ~10 people, for $90M  —  In line with its April 13 announcement that it’s making a “big push” into software, Brex has acquired Y Combinator-backed Pry Financials for $90 million, the company told TechCrunch exclusively.

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