Paul Thurrott

Stability AI today announced the availability of Stable Diffusion 3 and Stable Diffusion 3 Turbo as APIs for third-party developers, allowing them to add powerful image generation capabilities to their apps and services.

Brave has announced a new Answer with AI feature for its free Brave Search service, the first privacy-preserving AI answer engine at scale.

Microsoft announced today that it will host its next Azure Developers –.NET Day on April 30. It's an all-day virtual developer event.

You can add Vivaldi to the growing list of companies that will offer a native version of their web browsers on Windows on Arm. It’s still early days, but it’s happening.

Happy Friday! This is another monster set of questions with many deep-thought debates to consider. So buckle up, it's going to be a long ride.

We all know the joke: Most users only run Microsoft Edge once, to install the web browser they really want to use. But you don't even need to use Edge once.

The Microsoft Store has long been available in web and Windows versions, and never the twain shall meet. Well, the twain have met: And you can now download Windows apps directly from the web version of the Store for the first time. (Or, will be able to soon. I’m still not seeing this new experience.)

The Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i 16 offers a brawnier take on the AI PC, with a Core Ultra 9 processor, discrete Nvidia GeForce graphics, and a gorgeous 16-inch OLED display.

Microsoft Edge is the default web browser and PDF reader in Windows 11, and a modern and capable successor to the Internet Explorer browser of yesteryear. It's built on the same Chromium web platform that Google uses for Chrome, and it integrates more deeply with Windows and Microsoft online services--most notably Copilot--than other browsers. But Microsoft Edge is also a vector for some of the worst behaviors in Windows 11. For this reason, it's important to configure Microsoft Edge correctly, whether you expect to use it regularly or not. The problem with Microsoft Edge

Mark Gurman is a trusted source for Apple rumors, thanks to his insider access. But he should leave the analysis to the professionals: The last thing Apple needs is a $250 iPhone that would cheapen this premium brand and hamper revenue growth.