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Google Docs does not have a traditional desktop app, however they are a couple of workarounds that allow you to use the online service has an offline office suite just as you would regular Microsoft Office. The methods presented here are completely free, legal and supported by Google.

With Lens and screen sharing built into the app, you can also ask about any part of your screen, whether a specific window or your entire screen. Plus, easily find apps and files across your computer and Google Drive-all from the Search box.

In context: Back in 2018, Apple yanked Nvidia support from macOS entirely, and that was pretty much it for CUDA on the platform. Developers who wanted GPU compute from Team Green on their Macs were out of luck for years. But that's now changing. Tiny Corp, the same company that built the tinybox AI accelerator, has written its own Nvidia GPU driver completely from scratch. It's called TinyGPU, and it's an open-source macOS kernel extension. Better yet, Apple has signed off on it.

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The big picture: Countries that don't mine their own lithium have two options when supply gets tight: pay whatever the market demands, or figure out how to reuse what they've already got. Japan is trying to lean more toward the latter, and one major breakthrough may help with that. A facility in Fukui Prefecture has figured out how to extract a whopping 90% of the lithium sitting inside dead EV batteries. That's around double what such operations previously achieved.

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In brief: As streaming and other forms of digital distribution become the default for media consumption, major manufacturers have exited the optical disc market in recent years. Recognizing that demand for Blu-rays has not completely evaporated, particularly in Japan, two companies have promised to continue supporting the technology with new hardware and software.

In context: Tech companies have been racing to build the infrastructure needed to power AI, and massive data centers are taking shape around the US as a result. But the facilities are huge consumers of electricity and water, and some nearby communities have started to feel the squeeze. Their construction also generates noise around the clock. Pushback, then, was probably inevitable.

In context: Arm-based laptops typically lag in the GPU department – after all, unlike x86, the platform isn't known for its gaming performance. But that may soon change. Nvidia has been working with MediaTek on an Arm-based SoC featuring a GPU that could rival the RTX 5070. The chip, reportedly called the N1, is impressive given that it integrates the CPU and GPU into a single package. The long-rumored Nvidia N1 chip has been circulating in leaks and rumors for what feels like an eternity.

The ASUS PC Probe is a simple utility that monitors vital information in the computer such as fan rotations, voltages and temperature. Additionally, it gives system information such as hard disk space, memory usage, CPU type and processor speed. After installation, the application resides in the taskbar and provides audio warning through the PC speakers if certain thresholds such as temperature and voltage have been exceeded.