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Microsoft has updated the Accessibility Assistant in PowerPoint 365 for Windows and Mac to find contrast problems that it previously missed entirely. If you put text over photos, gradients, or layered images, this change matters to you. If you create presentations with photos or designed backgrounds, run the Accessibility checks before you share your next […]
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Google quietly dropped a significant upgrade on April 1, 2026, and it was not a joke. The Google AI Pro plan’s storage jumped from 2TB to 5TB, with the monthly price holding steady at US$19.99+ or US$199.99+ a year. Existing subscribers get the upgrade automatically, with no opt-in required. That’s a 150% increase in storage […]
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The famous Earthrise photo is not what Apollo 8 astronauts actually saw through the window. The widely shared version is cropped, rotated and color-adjusted from the original. In fact, there were three separate Earthrise photos taken during the December 1968 mission, two by astronaut Bill Anders in color and one by Commander Frank Borman in […]
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Microsoft has quietly rolled out another upgrade for Word on iPhone: Copilot can now work as a co-creator directly inside your Word document on iOS, letting you create, refine, and format content in place without switching between apps. Copilot is actually reaching into your document and making changes, not just suggesting text you copy and […]
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Microsoft’s legal terms do say that Copilot is for ‘entertainment purposes only’ but that doesn’t apply to everyone. We explain that the “Copilot Terms of Use” are different for individuals and businesses, though Microsoft only has itself to blame for the confusion. Microsoft’s own terms of service contain a striking disclaimer about Copilot that contradicts […]
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