Apple Tests Four Smart Glasses Designs to Rival Meta Ray-Bans
Apple is developing four smart glasses designs to compete with Meta's Ray-Bans, focusing on iPhone integration and potential 2027 release.
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OpenAI launches $100 ChatGPT Pro plan targeting Claude Max with enhanced Codex access
OpenAI introduces a new $100 per month ChatGPT Pro plan targeting Anthropic’s Claude Max, offering enhanced Codex access and a launch promotion that doubles usage limits.
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Connecting Local LLMs to Browsers Revolutionizes Task Automation
A developer shares how connecting local large language models to browsers enables private, reliable task automation without cloud dependencies.
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5 ways Google Maps' AI feature helps avoid tourist traps
Google Maps' AI feature helps travelers avoid tourist traps by optimizing itineraries based on personal preferences and real-time data.
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Google Displayed Polymarket Bets as News in Error, Google Says
Google mistakenly displayed Polymarket bets as news, highlighting algorithmic curation challenges and the blurring of lines between data and journalism.
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Your OpenClaw Mac Mini can now run larger local AI models, thanks to this officially approved eGPU driver
Apple has officially approved TinyGPU drivers for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs on macOS, letting Mac Mini users connect eGPUs via Thunderbolt/USB4 to run larger local AI models with ease.
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Netherlands Approves Tesla’s Supervised FSD, Setting EU Precedent
Netherlands becomes first European country to approve Tesla’s Supervised Full Self-Driving system, setting a precedent for EU adoption.
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What Gemini features you get with Google AI Plus, Pro, & Ultra
Google expands its Gemini AI across free, Plus, Pro, and Ultra tiers, boosting context windows, prompt limits, storage and AI credits, with Ultra costing $249.99 per month and offering the highest limits.
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I connected these tools with Claude and my productivity doubled in no time
Claude’s new connectors let the AI pull assets from Canva, read Google Drive files and draft Gmail messages, turning the chatbot into a lightweight project manager.
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Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Supervised heads to the Netherlands first
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Supervised earns its first European type‑approval in the Netherlands, clearing the way for potential EU-wide rollout while the company faces U.S. safety investigations.
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Learning OS Recovery: How Breaking Systems Builds Better Admin Skills
A tech enthusiast shares how breaking systems daily enhances admin skills through virtualization and robust backups.
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The New Yorker's AI illustration of Sam Altman sparks debate about AI's role in art
The New Yorker's use of AI-generated imagery for a Sam Altman profile has ignited debate about technology's role in creative fields and its impact on human artists.
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AI Models Underperform in Soccer Betting, Especially xAI Grok
AI models, including xAI Grok, underperform in soccer betting, highlighting limitations in real-world applications.
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How the internet broke everyone’s bullshit detectors
Synthetic propaganda videos can be produced in a day and spread via bots that now drive half of internet traffic, forcing journalists and the public to adopt new five‑step verification methods.
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Galaxy s26 bundles discount up to $200, razr ultra up to $900 off and nest cam sale
Samsung offers up to $200 off Galaxy S26 Ultra bundles, Motorola Razr Ultra flip phones drop up to $900, and Google Nest Cam Outdoor hits $119.99 in a spring sale.
