Opera Air is being touted as the world’s first web browser that actually improves your wellbeing. How so? Activate the “Take a Break” mode for breathing exercises, meditation, as well as full body scan – each varying in length (3 to 15 minutes) and the type of exercises offered.
Remember the Marine Aquarium Screensaver from the early 2000s on your Windows computer? It’s also called the SereneScreen Marine Aquarium, and was first released in July 2000 by developer Jim Sachs. Well, this piece of software has quite the interesting story.
Apple’s iOS 18.3 update adds Starlink Direct to Cell support, which means those in the beta program can now stay connected with texting via satellite from virtually anywhere, even areas with no service. You read that right, Direct to Cell is limited to just texting for now, but T-Mobile plans on working with SpaceX to support data and voice in the future.
Finally, the much anticipated Samsung One UI7 beta has been released, and it includes several next-generation mobile AI as well as security features. First up, advanced writing assist tools are now integrated into AI OS, enabling users to boost their productivity where texts can be selected, without needing to switch between applications.
If the Nintendo DS could run Windows Vista, it most certainly would not look or function like this. With that said, what you’re about to see isn’t an operating system at all, but rather an adaptation of the software developed by a French programmer.
Browsing modern websites like YouTube and ChatGPT on a vintage Mac Plus requires a piece of software called MacProxy Plus. Why? The OS doesn’t support modern protocols such as HTTPS or scripting languages like Javascript, PHP, or CSS.
