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I have a simple explanation for using local AI. It’s completely free, for starters. Here’s how.
A new Nest Doorbell and Nest Cams are joining the Google Home lineup, along with a major upgrade with generative AI.
Some of the AI updates coming to Google Home will require a subscription.
The Ambilight projects real-time LED lighting onto your wall that matches with the action on your screen.
Your next Oura Ring looks even less like a health tracker.
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Garmin’s birthday sale has over 25 items slashed in price. Don’t miss out on watches, satellite messengers, and more marked down until Oct. 5th.
For a limited time, get $100 off the OnePlus Pad 2 and receive a protective case.
Right now at Verizon, when you sign up for a 1- or 2-gigabyte Fios internet plan, you’ll get a Nintendo Switch console for free.
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The two new hybrid note-taker and e-reader devices are made to mimic writing on paper. But you’ll have to pay to play.
The company details more of its AI browser’s features and reveals the subscription pricing.