I have immersed myself in the tech world for over five years, focusing my efforts on providing readers with in-depth reviews of gadgets. Exploring the ins and outs of the latest tech has been quite a ...

What’s happened? Google has added a new AI Mode button under the search bar in its Chrome browser, making it easier to access AI Mode on smartphones. Why is this important? The button appears above ...

When the Design Mode button in Excel’s Developer tab is greyed out, it’s usually because the feature has nothing to act upon or needs a simple action to activate it. However, there are other reasons, ...

Apple jumped onto the AI bandwagon with the release of iOS 18.1 and the introduction of Apple Intelligence. Since then, the company has been expanding the abilities of Apple Intelligence, with new ...

Google has added the AI Mode button to the Google Search App. I am not sure if this is super new, as I don't use the Google app all that often. Note, the AI Mode button has always been there, they ...

Apple may be gearing up for its biggest camera upgrade yet with the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro series. According to a leak shared with MacRumors by an anonymous source, the next Pro iPhones will feature ...

It seems Google is adding an AI Mode button to the Google home page. Google has been testing this for a couple months now. Google may be rolling out the AI Mode button on the Google home page, on the ...

Mazda's CX lineup of crossover SUVs has built-in sport driving modes from the factory. The Sport mode in Mazda vehicles is part of the Mazda Intelligent Drive Select (Mi-Drive) system, which offers ...

Following Android and iOS, Google Search on the web wants to add an “AI Mode” shortcut right on the iconic homepage. On mobile, the Google app has a prominent AI Mode button in the Search field.

Several users are now reporting that Google Search has swapped its classic “I’m Feeling Lucky” button for an “AI Mode” button instead. In some cases, the AI Mode button appears to the right of the ...

The “I’m Feeling Lucky” button was first introduced in 1998, right after Google was founded. It has been present since the early days of Google Search and has become an iconic part of the homepage.