Author: Zach_Wilson

Amazon’s entire Kindle lineup is on sale starting at just $80

Whether mom’s a bibliophile or you’re looking to gift a graduate something useful as they head to college, Amazon’s Kindles are great presents that we’ve highlighted in both our Mother’s Day and graduation gift guides this year. They’re even more attractive buys now that they’re down to their best prices…

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With iPads leading and AI teasing, this could be the strangest Apple event ever and I’m 100% here for it

It’s finally time for the iPad to shine. After a long break between updates, Apple‘s iPad lineup looks like it will get more than a major update and design refresh during the May 7 ‘Let Loose’ Event. It could improbably be the showcase for the newest piece of Apple Silicon…

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This AI ‘poetry camera’ shoots haikus instead of photos – and that’s way more interesting than megapixels

A sweeping blue-light commands the view,Erasing distant sunlit memories.Tentative fingers tapping at keys,Surrounded by mugs, piled papers and knotted charging cables.A chaotic mind dwells here. If the intriguing ‘poetry camera’ were in my hand now, that’s the kind of end product it could reveal on its tiny scroll of paper,…

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How to watch Apple’s iPad launch event on Tuesday

Spring is in the air and, believe it or not, so are iPads. Apple is holding a live event tomorrow to unveil new entries in its lineup of tablets at 10AM ET. The keynote, dubbed Let Loose, will be available to watch live in a number of ways. We are…

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4 unmissable crime movies leaving Hulu in May 2024

As every month, a wave of movies and TV shows will leave Hulu in May – and among this month’s victims are some great crime flicks.  From heist comedies to dark gangster thrillers, there are four in particular we think you need to catch before they leave the service. Each…

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Five ways to keep up with the AI revolution

I’ve been working with the technologies associated with conversational AI for two decades. The wide adoption moment that the release of ChatGPT ushered in was something I’d been waiting for (and something I predicted in my book, Age of Invisible Machines). People like having conversations with technology using natural language.…

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