Canva has overhauled its design and workspace suite as it attempts to become the ultimate centralized hub for AI-powered content creation. The platform announced its Canva AI 2.0 update today, introducing updated tools and new prompt-based editing capabilities that allow users to make or adjust their work by describing what they want to create to […]
Canva is expanding beyond design with new integrations that connect tools like Slack, Gmail, and Google Drive to help users pull in context from across apps for their projects.
Intel is announcing a family of cheaper Panther Lake laptop processors called the Core Series 3 line. They’re built on the same Intel 18A process as the higher-end Core Ultra Series 3 family of chips, but they have less of just about everything spec-wise. The Core Series 3 (non-Ultra) line encompasses six different chips, with […]
Meta is the next tech company to hike up hardware prices due to the global memory shortage. Beginning April 19th, Meta’s 128GB Quest 3S VR headset will cost $349.99, the 256GB Quest 3S will cost $449.99, and the Quest 3 will cost $599.99. Those are increases of $50 for both Quest 3S models and $100 […]
Canva has unveiled its AI 2.0 update, bringing a more conversational approach to designing and completing projects. Instead of starting from templates, users can describe what they need to generate structured, editable design.
AI-edited vehicle photos are becoming a new insurance fraud tool, with Admiral linking a rise in cases to manipulated crash images, duplicate filings, and fabricated claim materials that can raise costs across the system.
A new University of Bristol study suggests dieters may use indulgent food content as a craving substitute, even as other research links social media to body-image harm and disordered eating.
Valve appears to be building a 30-day price history tracker directly into Steam, letting you check recent price drops without leaving the app.
Watching food videos may help dieters reduce cravings and avoid overeating, according to new research.
Turns out a lot of people would rather ask an AI about their symptoms than pay for a doctor’s visit. A new survey puts some striking numbers behind that trend.