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Generative AI computing is here‚ and all the main chatbots are available worldwide. You can use ChatGPT‚ Microsoft Copilot‚ and Google Gemini via apps on mobile phones or their websites on desktop computers. Some internet browsers also come with genAI baked right in‚ so you can easily enter your prompts.But don';t be surprised if some of these companies try to shove access to their AI chatbots everywhere they possibly can. We saw recently that Google is testing a way to make Gemini chats possible directly from the Chrome address bar. Microsoft is apparently pushing a similar feature‚ with Copilot prompts coming to the address bar in Microsoft Edge.Continue reading...The post Microsoft Copilot AI is about to take over my favorite web browser appeared first on BGR.Today';s Top DealsTodays deals: $40 Magic Pop Mic‚ $189 Apple Watch SE‚ Philips Sonicare sale‚ GoPro‚ video games‚ moreTodays deals: $19 AirTags‚ solar eclipse glasses‚ $199 AirPods Pro 2‚ Keurig coffee makers‚ moreBest deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more salesTodays deals: $249 Apple iPad‚ $399 Google Pixel 7‚ Fire TV Sticks from $20‚ OnePlus sale‚ more

With an AI focus‚ Apple plans to unveil the first batch of M4 Macs later this year. According to Bloomberg';s Mark Gurman‚ Cupertino wants to update its entire lineup with the next-generation processor.What';s interesting about the report is that Apple still has a few more Macs to introduce with the M3 chip‚ including the M3 Ultra variant for the Mac Studio and Mac Pro. Still‚ the company is already nearing production of its first M4 chips while it plans to update all of its computers‚ including MacBook‚ Mac Pro‚ Mac Studio‚ Mac mini‚ and iMac.Gurman says that his processor will come in ";at least three main varieties‚ and Apple is looking to update every Mac model with it."; Still‚ the journalist notes that Apple';s plans could change. For example‚ it hasn';t released an M1 Pro Mac mini or an M2 iMac.When could Apple unveil the new M4 Macs?Image source: Apple Inc.According to Gurman‚ this is when Apple could unveil the new M4 Macs.Low-end and high-end MacBook Pro: Later this year‚ with M4‚ M4 Pro‚ and M4 Max variantsMacBook Air: Spring of 2025Mac Studio: Mid-2025Mac Pro: Later in 2025The journalist says Apple plans to ";highlight the AI processing capabilities of the components and how they';ll integrate with the next version of macOS"; 15.Gurman also reports that Apple plans to ";beef up"; the Mac mini as customers complain about the specifications available on current models. On the other hand‚ high-end Mac desktops could support half-terabyte of memory‚ while current Mac Studio and Mac Pro top out at 192GB.That said‚ the main focus with the M4 Macs is to add new AI features across its products‚ as it';s planning to preview a slew of new features at WWDC 2024. Gurman says‚ ";A large swath of those features are designed to run on the devices themselves rather than in remote servers and speedier chips will help drive those enhancements.";BGR will keep following Apple';s upcoming M4 Macs‚ as well as future M3 Macs. Below‚ you can learn when to expect the next Mac releases.Don';t Miss: When will Apple release new M3 Macs?The post Apple reportedly upgrading all Macs with M4 processors starting later this year appeared first on BGR.Today';s Top DealsTodays deals: HP &;amp; Lenovo laptops‚ $18 Echo Pop‚ Lexar memory sale‚ Funko Pop toys‚ Shark vacuums‚ moreBest Apple deals for April 2024Todays deals: $170 Roomba‚ LG OLED TVs‚ $498 Apple Watch Ultra‚ $14 Govee LED light strip‚ moreTodays deals: $19 AirTags‚ solar eclipse glasses‚ $199 AirPods Pro 2‚ Keurig coffee makers‚ more

We are a few months away from WWDC 2024 and‚ luckily‚ just a few weeks from the OLED iPad Pro announcement. While my smart colleague Chris Smith says he';ll wait for iPadOS 18 to decide if he';ll buy the next iPad Pro‚ I have no plans to wait that long.Ever since Apple introduced its iPadOS rebrand‚ I';ve been writing that I hope the next software update will unlock the iPad';s full capabilities. After a series of mild updates from iPadOS 15‚ iPadOS 16‚ and iPadOS 17‚ I';m not sure Cupertino will ever make the iPadOS version that power users have been waiting for.But that won';t stop me from upgrading to the OLED iPad Pro‚ which is shaping up to be a huge upgrade.iPadOS 18 should start by revamping basic featuresIn previous years‚ Apple added Universal Control and Stage Manager functions‚ but I think these features only make the iPad a Mac accessory. One of the many issues with the iPad operating system is that Apple treats it like an iPhone‚ but the iPad is more of a Mac than a smartphone.And I';m not even talking about impressive features the iPad should have‚ but Apple is neglecting even the smallest details. Since the 2018 iPad Pro introduction‚ the company has offered a bizarre aspect ratio for large iPads. Take the photo below as an example: A 12.9-inch tablet that can only fit four apps per column‚ with up to six rows. The amount of blank space is just absurd. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGRAlso‚ while the sidebar offers a unique customization‚ it also adds even more blank space to the iPad. First of all‚ Apple needs to revamp its iPadOS design to make the iPad useful.In addition‚ if you want to type using the iPad';s screen‚ you lose half of the space due to the keyboard arrangement. The only way to fix it is with an expensive Magic Keyboard. (Don';t you dare tell me to split the keyboard in half or that tiny‚ floaty keyboard that';s terrible.)Besides that‚ Apple needs to make multitasking easier. If I can work on a 13-inch MacBook‚ why is it so difficult to do the same tasks on a 13-inch tablet? Customization and multitasking are all I want for the next iPadOS 18.Here';s why I';ll still buy the OLED iPad ProThe 2022 iPad Pro generation features LCD and mini LED displays. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGRTo be honest‚ the only reason I';m planning to upgrade to the OLED iPad Pro is because I';m lacking a new iPad. I have a 2017 iPad Pro‚ a pre-M1 iPad Air‚ and the latest iPad mini 6. Not only am I losing a few functions exclusive to M-series iPads‚ but I feel like the new iPad Pro will fix other issues‚ such as improving image quality‚ switching the front-facing camera for a better FaceTime experience‚ and a thinner‚ lighter design so the iPad doesn';t look and feel as bulkier as the current generation.I';m also hopeful that the next-gen Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil 3 will fix drain battery issues‚ while the rumored Find My feature will help me not to lose the pencil.That said‚ I wish Apple would bring a great iPadOS 18 experience‚ but if not‚ this won';t be the reason why I won';t buy this great piece of hardware. At least‚ I';ll have years of software updates‚ so maybe Apple will fix some of the issues mentioned above eventually.Below‚ you can learn everything we know about the 2024 iPad Pro.Don';t Miss: iPad Pro 2024: Release date‚ OLED‚ price‚ features‚ &;amp; everything we knowThe post Ill still buy Apples OLED iPad Pro even if iPadOS 18 doesnt wow me appeared first on BGR.Today';s Top DealsTodays deals: $170 Roomba‚ LG OLED TVs‚ $498 Apple Watch Ultra‚ $14 Govee LED light strip‚ moreTodays deals: $19 AirTags‚ solar eclipse glasses‚ $199 AirPods Pro 2‚ Keurig coffee makers‚ moreBest deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more salesAmazon gift card deals‚ offers &;amp; coupons 2024: Get $400+ free