Half of all US employees use AI at work now – and waste almost 8 hours a week doing it
Companies on the front lines of AI adoption are also hiring and laying off more employees on average than those that aren’t, Gallup found.
A data removal service helped me reclaim my privacy – see if you need one, too
Data removal services automate the removal of your information from the web, but their biggest benefit is something else.
This simple email trick saves me from annoying marketing spam (and it’s free to do)
There’s an easy way to curb ads and marketing emails in your inbox you’ve probably never thought of.
I love Sony’s new Bluetooth turntable, so why do I feel so conflicted using it
Sony’s latest turntable is an easy-to-setup upgrade with impressive sound, but a few concerns hold it back.
Tired of Gemini interrupting you? This Google Home update fixes that and more
Google Home’s latest update should make your Gemini experience more reliable. Look for these other improvements and bug fixes too.
You can try Linux 7.0 now on these distros – here’s what’s new
The latest Linux kernel boasts full Rust support and a greatly improved scheduler to speed up your work and your games.
Is your Pixel battery draining faster lately? These 4 temporary fixes helped me
These tweaks don’t specifically target issues from the March Pixel Drop, but they can help extend your phone’s battery life until there’s a fix.
Why the Apple Watch’s 20-minute calibration test is worth your time – especially if you’re data curious
Want more accurate, personalized health data during your workouts? Here’s how to calibrate your Apple Watch.
How to use Google Messages’ new Trash feature to recover texts you accidentally deleted
Here’s why I treasure Google Messages’ new Trash – and how it works.
How to share audio from your Android phone to multiple earbuds (and why it’s genius)
Android’s Audio sharing lets two people listen on separate earbuds, if your devices support it.
Chrome’s new ‘Skills’ update lets you save AI prompts now – for one-click reuse
Google is launching the feature with a library of Skills for common tasks and everyday topics. Here’s how it all works.
I added a MagSafe charger to my nightstand and realized its untapped potential: 3 ways it’s useful
Sure, using a charging cable works just fine. But you should consider a MagSafe setup instead. Here’s why.
Meta is selling refurbished Ray-Bans for as low as $197 right now – but they’re going fast
The models include Wayfarer, Headliner, and Skyler (all first generation), and you get a one-year warranty.
I’m ready for a foldable iPhone, but only if Apple does this right
Multitasking on iPhones is currently limited. That will need to change for a foldable to succeed.
How my smart home became my best defense against brutal spring allergies – and pollen
I’ve tested dozens of ‘allergy-friendly’ smart gadgets over the past year, and these six are the most effective.
After using these JBL headphones, I’m wondering if we’re all too distracted by Sony and Bose
The JBL Live 780NC are a home run for midrange headphones, offering premium features in a sub-$300 package.
I tested ChatGPT Plus vs. Gemini Pro to see which is better – and if it’s worth switching
Considering ditching ChatGPT Plus for Gemini Pro? I tested both on the same 10 tasks. Here’s which came out on top.
I followed the ‘Plus 5’ rule for wireless charging, and it fixed my iPhone’s charge speeds
Wireless charging is a helpful feature, but you may be getting the top speed with your accessories. Here’s what to check for.
The new rules for AI-assisted code in the Linux kernel: What every dev needs to know
Linus Torvalds and maintainers just finalized the Linux kernel’s new AI policy – but it might not address the biggest challenge with AI-generated code. Here’s why.
This Linux distro offers an easy DNS switcher – but there’s more to it that I like
iDealOS is an MXLinux-based distribution that gives the normal Linux security a bit of a boost via DNS.