The Free AI Helper That Takes Apps and Gadgets Apart
A free AI helper that studies apps and gadgets without the maker's blueprints.
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Google Changed the Rules on Your Gmail and Ads. Here's the Off Switch.
Google used to promise no personalized ads from Gmail, Drive, or Photos. As of October 16, there's an unless.
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A 10-Year-Old Computer Program Beat Today's Chatbots at Spotting Skin Cancer
A 2015 program got about 62% right. Two of today's chatbots got about 42%. See a doctor.
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Apple's New AI Picture Frame That Talks Back
A $299 countertop screen with a chatty new Siri. It arrives November 13, and you need an iPhone or iPad to set it up.
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The Folding iPhone That Sold Out in Minutes
The iPhone Duo, Apple's first phone that folds like a book, started at $1,999 and slipped to January delivery within minutes.
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The Hotel Message That Knows Too Much
A message that knows your hotel and your dates, then asks you to verify your card, is a scam. Call the hotel yourself.
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Inside the Villa Where Fake Amazon Callers Worked
Police say 20 people in a villa in India called people in the U.S. and Canada while pretending to be Amazon and Google.
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Tech Stocks' Worst Week Since June, Explained
The Nasdaq fell about 4.5% for the week, its worst week since June. This story explains the news. It is not investment advice.
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Tesla's Sports Car That Hops Into the Air
Tesla showed a Roadster that drove upside down, then hopped on thrusters. Flying it is not allowed on public roads.
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People Are Asking AI to Clean the Junk Off Their TVs
People used an AI helper to strip ads off Android and Google TVs. It takes a computer on the same Wi-Fi, and it can go wrong.
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