OpenAI is in talks to buy the AI-native code editor Windsurf, which we at Neowin have reported on frequently in recent months. Unlike Visual Studio Code which lets you install AI tools as ...

Google is rolling out several updates to Android and Chrome, including upgraded Expressive Captions, improved speech ...

Ghost Downloader 3 is a fast, AI-powered Windows download manager with multi-threading, proxy support, smart resume, ...

Google has announced several new safety and security enhancements for Android users alongside its Material 3 Expressive ...

While Marvel Rivals has been taking over the multiplayer side of gaming, a single-player venture has been quietly in development for several years now. Announced back in 2021 and later fully ...

Back in March 2023, Microsoft began publicly testing a new Windows Backup app. The app, while being quite helpful, has also been criticized for episodes like that of the forced installation, for ...

To get its AI tools into more hands, Microsoft has announced a deal for US-based students, and in part for non-US students. From this week, the Redmond giant is offering a three month free trial ...

Google now faces at least €12 billion (around $13.3 billion) in civil damage claims from dozens of price comparison websites across the European Union. These companies say that Google unfairly ...

While we wait for the promised, yet delayed, new features for Windows 11, Microsoft is introducing some upgrades for Copilot Vision. New additions include the ability to ask Copilot to guide you ...

Time and again, Google announces initiatives to fund budding projects around technological advancements. Its latest bet is the AI Futures Fund, which is aimed at startups working on products and ...

Remember back in September 2015 when Google changed its main company logo? The one everyone recognizes the world over shifted from that familiar typeface with serifs to a clean, geometric sans ...

If you have ever had a feeling that some people online simply love to troll, argue and disagree just for the sake of it, you'd be right. And now science has proved it, at least in the case of Reddit.