Microsoft says AI is the future of computing. Here’s how that could spark a new wave of hardware where everything becomes your computer.
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Got this in my inbox. Oh yeah? Tickets start around $4K EACH. $4,000. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.
No, @StubHub, I'm not this close unless "this" includes financial ruin.
Google's new AI-first approach to Search is an issue. Instead of giving you links to sources, it builds answers for you. But, this brings up a lot of questions. Let me explain:
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In the process of building a teeny-tiny home studio. I'm going to have to get really creative because it'll be IN a living room corner. Maybe this gif is the answer
We got to test out the newest Samsung Galaxy Book6 Ultra. It's got great style (similar to many a MacBook) with a lot of power inside. Get a look at Samsung's best:
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@seaarepea The M1 was great for all-around use, but once I started using the Fold 6, the iPad start it to collect dust. I'm using a fold 7 now but the lack of a stylus is driving me mad.
Things I bought that I thought I'd use, but don't:
- Ninja Grilli
- Spark Amp
- Cheap Fire tablets
- M1 iPad Pro
- Early WearOS watch (cheap)
The lesson? I've got to force myself to use these things or get rid of them. (Fire tablets are already recycled bc I couldn't stand them)