It’s almost scary how advanced AI technology has become over the years.

More and more people are becoming aware of this phenomenon, and with time, things are advancing at an incredibly fast pace.

As more and more companies create new AI tools, our tasks keep getting easier and easier.

One such example of the potentiality of AI is voice cloning technology.

It has the potential to literally clone anybody’s voice and then go on to read any script you throw at it.

It can change how voice-overs work because now you don’t have to spend money on hiring artists.

You can do it seamlessly on your own. Sounds fascinating right?

In this post, we’ll look at the best AI voice cloning tools that’ll allow you to create amazing voice-overs instantly.

Google Maps offers one of the best and most reliable navigation experiences on smartphones, whether you use Android or iOS.

But the app experience is only as good as the user’s knowledge.

It’s not enough to install the app on your phone if you’re unfamiliar with its best features.

And if you have difficulty navigating the app, then using it while driving or exploring a new destination will be even more annoying.

The following Google Maps features should come in handy, both when it comes to getting familiar with hidden privacy settings and making the most of the app.

Let's have a look.

Google is sunsetting Universal Analytics (UA) on July 1st.

Starting in March, Google will automatically create Google Analytics 4 (GA4) properties for any customer who does not set up a GA4 property with basic settings.

If you do not opt-out of auto migration by February 28, 2023 (Today!), Google will transition your UA account to GA4 without any custom strategy.

To ensure accurate tracking and analysis, you should make the switch to GA4 now and customize the setup as needed.

This 5-minute GA4 preparation guide will provide the insight and guidance you need to get started.

Is the link in that email legitimate? Whether sent by a friend or a stranger, it's unwise to click links without knowing where they take you.

One of the quickest-growing security issues these days is ransomware, which is often spread by people unwittingly clicking dangerous links in emails, social networks, messengers, and other collaboration tools.

Malware and phishing sites are also major risks.

While you should be vigilant about all your online activities, it doesn't hurt to have a little help.

Here are several tools to check if a link is safe.

If you aren't yet using these Google Tasks power tools, good golly: You're missing out.

Quick: When's the last time you used Google Tasks?

If you're like a lot of folks I know, the answer to that question might be: "Wait a sec — what? Google has a Tasks app?!"

Tasks is one of those services that's all too easy to forget about — or maybe even overlook entirely.

Sure, there's an Android app for it (and even an iOS app, if you know anyone who swings that way)

Check out these little-known Tasks enhancements, and get ready to see Google's almost-invisible organizational helper in a whole new light.