Month: September 2024
ReMarkable Paper Pro Review: A Colorful Delight
This is a high price to pay for distraction-free productivity, but perennial notetakers will find it hard not to love the ReMarkable Paper Pro. Source
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Can’t decide which iPhone 16 color to pre-order? These are the most popular shades, according to you
It’s iPhone 16 pre-orders day and that usually means one thing – overthinking which color you’re going to go for this year. With Apple introducing deeper tones on the iPhone 16 base models and a new Desert Titanium shade for the Pro, it’s a tricky decision – so we’ve conducted a poll…
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The Morning After: OpenAI made its latest model slower, on purpose
OpenAI has unveiled yet another artificial intelligence model. This one is called o1, and the company claims it can perform complex reasoning tasks more effectively than its predecessors. Apparently, o1 was trained to “spend more time thinking through problems before they respond.” According to the company: “[the models] learn to…
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You can now store your passport in Google Wallet, but it can’t replace the real thing
The Google Wallet can now store a digital version of your US passport, allowing quicker passage through select TSA checkpoints, though you’ll still need to have the physical passport with you. Any Android phone that has the Google Wallet app can take advantage of this new feature, from the Google…
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Teenage hacker arrested over TfL hack — as thousands of customer bank details confirmed stolen
The effects of the Transport for London (TfL) cyberattack continue to rumble on, with news of thousands of customer banking details confirmed to have been accessed, and a potential culprit arrested by police. On Sunday September 1, Transport for London (TfL) detected suspicious activity within its systems, sending an email…
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Beautiful 1.7-Liter Electric Kettle Review: When Form and Function Make Sense
This electric kettle packs all the top-tier features at an affordable price. Source
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