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Forget Ray-Bans: The $399 Meta Oakley smart glasses are better in almost every way

Forget Ray-Bans: The $399 Meta Oakley smart glasses are better in almost every way

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How I turned my Apple Watch into a dumbphone (and why you should, too)

How I turned my Apple Watch into a dumbphone (and why you should, too)

You don't need to buy a dumbphone. An alternative could be on your wrist - any of these watches will do.

I told ChatGPT more about myself - here's how the AI used that personal info

I told ChatGPT more about myself - here's how the AI used that personal info

Customizing and personalizing ChatGPT can shape how the AI acts in a conversation. Here's how.

AI will handle half of all business decisions by 2027 - Gartner report

AI will handle half of all business decisions by 2027 - Gartner report

And it's not just the little, day-to-day decisions that will increasingly be offloaded to AI agents.

Should you buy tools from Amazon Basics? Here's my verdict after testing a bunch for weeks

Should you buy tools from Amazon Basics? Here's my verdict after testing a bunch for weeks

I love premium tools, but sometimes opting for more affordable options is the smarter choice.

8 AI features coming to iOS 26 that actually excite me (and how to try them now)

8 AI features coming to iOS 26 that actually excite me (and how to try them now)

These features can do everything from mixing music to translating audio for you in near real-time.

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