[ad_1] The Shelly Plug Gen4 has an LED indicator on the back of the device that casts a glow onto the wall and makes it easy to see from a distance. John Carlsen/CNET Very few smart home devices are as versatile as smart plugs. In addition to working with almost anything that uses a wall … Read More “Shelly Plug Gen4 Review – CNET” »
[ad_1] WASI 0.3 is official, and async is now native to WebAssembly Components. The WASI Subgroup voted to ratify WASI 0.3.0, rebasing WASI onto the WebAssembly Component Model’s async primitives. Most of the changes in the 0.3 interfaces are entirely mechanical. WASI 0.2 had to perform some acrobatics to make async work, but now that … Read More “Release v0.3.0 · WebAssembly/WASI · GitHub” »
[ad_1] Everyone is talking about AI, whether they want to or not. Every day, it feels like there’s a news story about how the tech is improving/ruining our lives, and many conversations about artificial intelligence either come from a place of deep fear or heightened optimism. As someone who works in entertainment, I’ve been wondering … Read More “Debating the Future of Filmmaking: Can AI Break (or Truly Remake) Hollywood?” »
[ad_1] Fresh details about Honor’s next-generation Magic9 series have surfaced online. The lineup is expected to launch later this year, likely around October, and is likely to consist of three smartphones. According to a tipster, the upcoming Honor Magic9 series will support an official stylus accessory. The stylus is said to incorporate AI-powered features aimed … Read More “Honor Magic9 series tipped to support AI-powered stylus” »
[ad_1] For all its benefits, the modern digital world can be quite a grind. Endless notifications, subscription everything, devices that always need recharging — it can be a lot. What if you could go back to a simpler time? Or at least a time that seemed simpler. Nostalgia for analog has become quite popular, from … Read More “How to Go Analog in 2026” »
[ad_1] Summer is approaching, which means it’s time to enjoy some gloriously warm weather beside the grill. But let me pitch you on an alternative: Instead of the usual burgers, hot dogs, and kebabs, what if you made pizza? I’ve been doing this for a few years now, and while I still love to grill, … Read More “Sorry, the Ooni pizza oven is totally worth it” »
[ad_1] The French music platform Deezer has introduced a free web-based tool that scans your music playlists across different streaming services and tells you how much of that music is AI-generated. The company says its detection tool uses the same technology it has relied on internally to identify and label hundreds of thousands of AI-generated music tracks. … Read More “Deezer’s Free Tool Scans Your Streaming Playlists for AI-Generated Music” »
[ad_1] The House of Representatives has failed to renew the U.S. government’s warrant-less surveillance law before it is due to expire on Friday, all but guaranteeing that it will lapse for the first time, as lawmakers protest the appointment of a controversial Trump ally to oversee U.S. intelligence agencies. The House voted 218-198 on the … Read More “US surveillance law to expire for first time after lawmakers reject Trump’s controversial pick to lead spy agencies” »
[ad_1] There has been talk that OnePlus is in the process of launching a new entry-level series in India – it will be called the “OnePlus N” series and will compete in the under-₹20,000 price range against Redmi, Realme and Poco phones. Now, both OnePlus India and Amazon India are teasing this new series. The … Read More “The OnePlus N-series is coming soon to India, will launch on Amazon” »
[ad_1] My 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro is a workhorse. I bought it in 2022 and have never looked back. I spilled water on it a while back, however, and things came to a head when I started having trouble with one of its USB-C ports. So I backed it up and took it to … Read More “Separated From My MacBook Pro, I Turned to a MacBook Neo. Here’s How It Did” »
