Sony has unveiled the PS5 Pro, a high-end console designed for gamers seeking the ultimate PlayStation experience. Think of it as the iPhone Pro Max or Kindle Signature of consoles, but still cheaper than a gaming PC. With a powerful GPU that supports 4K at 60 fps, an AI that enhances textures, improved ray tracing, and a spacious 2TB SSD (without a disc drive), the PS5 Pro is a beast. Plus, the PS5's library of games has never looked better.

Should you buy it? That depends. It's an upgraded mid-cycle console with a hefty $700 price tag. However, if you haven't jumped onto the PS5 bandwagon yet, it offers a no-compromise gaming experience.

Canada recently ordered TikTok to shut down, citing unspecified national security risks. The app won't be banned outright, but it will have to cease operations in the country.

Microsoft is introducing a new AI feature, Rewrite, for Notepad. It can rewrite sentences, change tones, and adjust text length. Even the Paint app is getting AI enhancements, like Generative Fill and Generative Erase, which can edit and add visual details to photos and drawings.

Google's new AI prototype accidentally leaked on the Chrome Web Store. Called Jarvis, it's a browser-based AI that can handle tasks like booking flights and shopping for groceries with no manual input.

The PS5 Pro: A Gamer's Dream or a Niche Choice?

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