With the release of iOS 18.2, modern Apple iPhone users can now create their own emoji! Called “genmoji” they’re great fun and once created, can be used again and again, allowing perfect customization. Here’s how to get started with Genmoji…
Dave, I’ve been inspired by seeing what my nephew does with photo editing and want to try changing the background of a photo. Ideally, I want to make it an image I could use for a holiday greeting card. What’s the easiest way to do this task and improve some of my photographs?
Notes is one of the most improved apps in iOS 18, yet most people still use it for text only. Let’s have a closer look to see all the different things you can do with Notes on the iPhone, and a tiny peek of what you can do with the Mac version of Notes too.
I’ve been hearing a lot about how OpenAI has been eclipsing Google with its ChatGPT tool. Now there’s apparently a “SearchGPT” that the company is offering! Should I switch and start using SearchGPT instead of Google search?
Dave, I saw you wrote about how Apple’s AI (sorry, I can’t make myself call it “Apple Intelligence”) helps people compose coherent email from their iPhones. Excellent. How about us Android users with Gmail. Do we have an AI assistant that can help us write more professionally?
Upgraded to iOS 18.1? Congrats, you now have the ability to enable Apple Intelligence! If you’re still on iOS 18.0, not to worry, wait a day and check for updates again. Apple Intelligence brings lots of cool new features, but I’m most enamored of the Writing Tools…
Apple’s releasing an update to its Mac, iPhone, and iPad operating systems to add deep integration with its generative AI system called “Apple Intelligence”. But you’ll need to sign up to access the feature set. Here’s how you can do that before iOS 18.1, MacOS 15.1, and iPadOS 18.1 show up…
I have heard that with the upgrade to Android 14, I can now generate AI wallpapers directly on my Pixel phone. Excellent! How do I get started, though, and can I create any image I can imagine?
If you’ve been diligently keeping your Chromebook updated with the latest versions of ChromeOS you might have noticed a new “star” icon that’s appeared on the Shelf (taskbar). It’s a shortcut to Google Gemini generative AI. And it’s pretty cool…
I want to be able to have a handy ChatGPT or other AI sidebar that lets me look things up and ask questions as I work. Unfortunately, I’m stuck on a Chromebook. What are my options for a good AI utility for ChromeOS?
