Author: Zach_Wilson
Too many AIs, too little progress: the sprawl stalling business success
Picture an enterprise where each department, and sometimes each individual, introduces their own AI tool to solve specific problems. At first, these tools seem to accelerate productivity and progress: repetitive tasks are automated and insights come faster. But as weeks go by, the IT environment evolves into a fragmented landscape…
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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite review: $599 for premium, pricey perfection
I’ve been hooked on SteelSeries gaming headsets ever since the Arctis Pro launched more than five years ago. The Nova range upped the quality with feature, fit, and software improvements, and the company is now going one step further with a $599.99 Nova Elite headset — a price that I’ve…
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Beats announces the Powerbeats Fit, a slightly updated successor to the Beats Fit Pro
If you’re looking to a new set of Beats earbuds but aren’t a fan of the company’s over-the-ear hook, there’s another fresh option to consider. The Apple-owned company revealed its latest model, the Powerbeats Fit, which looks a lot like the Beats Fit Pro that debuted in 2021. That’s because…
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Slow Wi-Fi at home? Believe it or not, your houseplants might be to blame – and yes, we’re serious
Study claims large numbers of plants may cause measurable signal loss in small spaces Moving a router away from houseplants can noticeably improve Wi-Fi performance Wi-Fi 8 promises more reliable connectivity but will not arrive until 2028 Houseplants may not seem like a likely suspect when it comes to sluggish…
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DoorDash’s New Delivery Robot Rolls Out Into the Big, Cruel World
The hype around delivery robots has fizzled, but DoorDash is still determined to launch Dot, an adorable red bot. It can ride on roads and in bike lanes, where it will face daunting challenges. Source
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Google Drive adds AI to detect ransomware before it spreads
Google Drive for desktop is adding ransomware detection using an AI model trained on “millions of real-world ransomware samples” that will “look for signals that a file has been maliciously modified.” When Google’s AI believes it has detected ransomware activity on a Windows or macOS system, like trying to encrypt…
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