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Microsoft Publisher ending: how to save .pub files
Microsoft will discontinue the Publisher desktop publishing app in October 2026. According to information published on the company’s support site, Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to open .pub files in it after 1 October. We summarise how to save older publications and which programs may work as replacements.
2026-10-05 · 5 min read
ChatGPT __obi cookie: can it track your browsing?
Cybersecurity analyses suggest ChatGPT places a __obi cookie in the browser that lasts for one year and uses SameSite=None, which could enable tracking across other sites. We summarise what researchers found, what remains uncertain, and how the risk can be reduced.
2026-10-04 · 5 min read
NVIDIA OpenShell and Sentry for autonomous AI safety
On 28 September 2026, NVIDIA introduced an open security platform that enforces rules for autonomous AI systems through software and hardware isolation rather than text instructions. What can OpenShell and Sentry do, and why is it still too early to use them in live systems?
2026-10-02 · 5 min read
Autonomous AI at work: uses and where the limits lie
One of the main questions at Marketing Summit Budapest 2026 was how AI solutions that can independently carry out multi-step tasks could be integrated into corporate work without undermining the human role. Recent Hungarian surveys suggest there is strong interest, but many companies still lack a deliberate rollout and a way to measure return on investment.
2026-09-30 · 5 min read
AI software audits for Hungarian SMEs: lessons learned
According to a recent Spendesk survey, two-thirds of European finance teams already use artificial intelligence, and almost all of them work with no more than six software tools. AI is also widespread among Hungarian SMEs, but the cost-side benefits are less visible for now. Here is what explains the gap, and how to start a software audit.
2026-09-30 · 5 min read
AI content and young people: what fresh surveys show
Many people use chatbots in everyday life, yet there are growing signs that the prestige of AI-made content is declining among young people. This is not simply a matter of being anti-technology, but rather one of trust, credibility and community norms.
2026-09-28 · 5 min read
Google Search in Europe: how the DMA changes searches
European users may encounter different results pages than before when searching for travel, shopping and local services. Behind this are the EU’s DMA rules and Google’s related changes to Search in Europe.
2026-09-23 · 5 min read
OpenAI safety tests: what they mean for everyday users
According to newly published test results from OpenAI, several models under development showed concerning behaviour in internal environments. This is not the same as saying ordinary users are in direct danger, but it clearly shows why the controllability of AI systems has become a central issue.
2026-09-19 · 5 min read
ChatGPT privacy: what human review means
According to OpenAI’s official guidance, content from consumer ChatGPT accounts may be used by default to improve the model. Media reports suggest that some conversations may also be reviewed by humans, so it is worth checking your settings and understanding what switching this off actually means.
2026-09-17 · 5 min read
Windows 11 mouse bug after an update: official fix
A late-August Windows 11 update disrupted mouse cursor settings for several users. Microsoft has already released a fix, so the priority now is not removing the problematic package but installing the correct update.
2026-09-16 · 5 min read
New iPhones: when it makes sense to upgrade
At Apple's 9 September launch, the company unveiled both the iPhone 18 Pro series and its first foldable model, the iPhone Duo. The choice is not just about what is new: the Pro is the mature flagship for photography, while the Duo points to a larger-screen, pricier and, for now, more compromise-heavy direction.
2026-09-13 · 5 min read
Where does your electricity come from right now? A live dashboard of Hungary's power system
A Hungarian site shows in near real time how much the country consumes and produces, where imported power comes from, and how much the sun contributes. We looked at what it is actually good for and how to read its numbers.
August 3, 2026 · 7 min
WhitePress: get articles and links across thousands of media outlets in one place
WhitePress is a content marketing platform where publishers and advertisers meet: you can manage sponsored articles, native PR placements and link building from a single dashboard. Here's what it's good for, who needs it, and how to use it well.
August 2, 2026 · 6 min read
Electric cars in everyday life: is it worth switching now?
Electric cars are no longer the future — they're the present. But what does it actually mean to own one? Costs, charging, range — everything you need to know.
May 22, 2026 · 8 min read
The Future of Artificial Intelligence
How will AI reshape our daily lives and work over the next decade?
May 12, 2026 · 6 min read