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Sakshi Garg

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How to use Riffusion AI

Want to create music in a jiffy? Check out Riffusion AI

How to use Riffusion AI

There's another AI tool in the market to generate your own music using text prompts. Riffusion is emerging as an AI music generation tool that can create full-fledged music in a few seconds, giving serious competition to tools like Suno.

The tool is still in beta. At the time of beta, Riffusion is completely free to use and you can create unlimited music on the platform. Riffusion can turn an idea, phrase, or an existing melody into a complete song.

At the time of this writing, it uses the FUZZ 0.8 model, but the company has been releasing updates

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How to use Perplexity's free Deep Research feature

Creating in-depth reports on topics in certain domains is getting much easier with Perplexity.

How to use Perplexity's free Deep Research feature

Most AI tools are starting to add a 'Deep Research' feature to their arsenal and Perplexity AI has become one of the latest tools to jump on this bandwagon. As the name suggests, Perplexity Deep Research can help you get deeper insights into a topic with in-depth reports.

It can handle complex topics in a lot of domains like finance, marketing, and product research. The reports it can compile would otherwise require hours of manual research and analysis. According to reports shared by Perplexity, Perplexity Deep Research beats leading models at various benchmarks, like performance. It scored 93.9% accuracy

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How to run DeepSeek R1 locally on PC and mobile

Running DeepSeek R1 models locally on your device is a piece of cake.

How to run DeepSeek R1 locally on PC and mobile

The new Chinese AI model DeepSeek R1 has created ripples in the AI industry. The model, which claims to outperform OpenAI's o1 model, can be accessed for free from their website. However, there are also a lot of privacy concerns involved. If you're also harboring such concerns, you can instead run the model locally on your device.

There are a few different models available for DeepSeek R1 including the distilled models with 1.5B, 7B, 14B, 32B, and 70B parameters and the full flagship model with 671B parameters. To run the higher-end models, i.e., the 14B and above models,

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How to enable the Resume feature in Windows 11

Microsoft makes it easier to resume documents you were editing on your phone.

How to enable the Resume feature in Windows 11

Microsoft has introduced a new feature in Windows 11 to make it easier to work on your OneDrive documents. Dubbed 'Resume', this feature allows you to start a document in OneDrive on another device (iOS & Android) and continue working on it on your PC.

With Resume, you'll get a notification on your PC when you're working on a document on another device like your phone, somewhat similar to Apple's Handoff.

You should be signed into OneDrive with the same Microsoft account on both your phone and PC. Work and School accounts are not allowed.

For now, Resume supports Word

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Malware-infected iOS apps with screen reading found in App Store for the first time

App Store apps are no longer as secure as we imagine them to be.

Malware-infected iOS apps with screen reading found in App Store for the first time

Most people expect their iPhones to be malware-resistant whenever they're downloading an app. And for decades, that has been the case due to Apple's walled garden. However, Kaspersky has found apps for the first time in the App Store that appear to be infected with OCR tech malware that can extract information from screenshots.

Such apps have been found in both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Kaspersky said that it discovered that the code for the malware, "SparkCat", has been active since March 2024.

The apps include malicious code that uses an OCR plug-in created with Google's

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Apple Invites is a new app to send and manage invitations

Facebook events just received the last nail in its coffin.

Apple Invites is a new app to send and manage invitations

Apple launched a new app today, Apple Invites, for creating, sharing, and managing event invitations. With Apple Invites, the company hopes to bring a streamlined approach to sending invitations to events and parties that shouldn't be a hassle – at least for people deep in the Apple ecosystem.

While anyone can receive invitations whipped up in the Apple Invites app (including non-Apple users), only iCloud+ subscribers can send invitations. This is a huge roadblock to people adopting the app.

The app offers a clean interface. In fact, the interface shares similarities with VisionOS, further fueling rumors of a redesign in iOS

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