Author: Zach_Wilson
Here’s how the Pixel’s AI zoom compares to a real 100x lens
In case you missed it last week among other big news items, Google shipped a phone camera with a zoom feature that uses generative AI. That’s right: the Pixel 10 Pro comes with AI right inside the camera app that cleans up otherwise crappy digital zoom images all the way…
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How to Prevent Tech Neck and Sit Properly With Your Laptop (2025)
If you’re like me, you spend too much time working at only a laptop. It’s time to stop. Source
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ServiceNow becomes the latest software maker to offer US Government some hefty discounts
ServiceNow will offer 40-70% off software for the US Government Its AI platform promises 30% better efficiency across workflows The White House already uses ServiceNow tools ServiceNow has joined the list of tech firms offering the US Government hefty discounts on its software to both support federal savings and land…
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Hue takes on cheaper rivals with the entry-level Essential smart bulb lineup
Hue just did its biggest product launch ever as part of IFA 2025 and a key product is the new entry-level Essential smart bulb lineup. Though still not as cheap as some products you can find on Amazon, it’s designed to take on budget rivals like Govee and Aqara with…
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The rise of Vibe Marketing: when execution meets imagination
We’re witnessing a fundamental shift in how marketing is done. The focus is not only on new tools or faster processes, but on the collapse of the barrier between having an idea and bringing it to life. This transformation has given birth to “Vibe Marketing”: a new paradigm where thought…
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Microsoft open-sources its 6502 version of BASIC from 1976
After years of unofficial copies of Microsoft’s 6502 BASIC floating around on the internet, the software giant has released the code under an open-source license. 6502 BASIC was one of Microsoft’s first pieces of software, adapted in 1976 by Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates and early employee Ric Weiland to run…
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