Alpaca, an AI plugin for Photoshop, is currently in beta and has been designed to enhance the creative potential of artists by putting the power of AI at their fingertips. This personalized AI toolkit is built to help artists explore further, iterate faster, and amplify their creative potential right where they work. The Alpaca AI tool seamlessly integrates technology with human creativity, empowering users to bring their imaginative visions to…

The annual Mac update adds desktop widgets, new screensavers and a Game Mode.

WhatsApp is working on an improved interface by introducing new icons and colors, and it will be available in a future update of the app!

If you are following Gutenberg development, many of these features have already been released in the plugin. The most notable highlights of features and improvements coming in 6.4 include the following…

Building support for design systems by framing their benefits for reluctant designers, engineers, and PMs

This website takes you to the time when Google was just an infant

Windows 11’s new Copilot may not be magical, but the idea of using AI to teach software how to use itself is worth exploring.

Incorrect AI-generated answers are forming a feedback loop of misinformation online.  

Firefox 118 is now available for all users in the Release Channel. The latest feature update introduces several important changes, such as automated web content translation with local processing, font improvements, video effects support in Google Meet, and add-on suggestions for Firefox Suggest users in the United States. There are also traditional security fixes to make your browsing experience safer.

macOS Sonoma is an update that feels small—but in all the best ways. Upgrading it won’t change how you look at your Mac, at least not at first. This means that if you’re desperate for change to longstanding features of macOS, you will not find what you’re looking for in macOS Sonoma. I suspect, however, that most Mac users just want incremental improvements without disruptive changes. Slow and steady wins…