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Teenage Engineering’s recorder and mic make the Field series feel complete
Last spring, Teenage Engineering announced a curious, tiny mixer. At $1,200 the TX-6 appeared to pair a serious price tag with almost comically small controls. It divided music making forums with naysayers deeming it evidence that the company was squandering its reputation as a maker of spendy-but-delightful products. Importantly, the…
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The best microSD cards in 2024
Most microSD cards will be fast enough for storing photos, recording video and transferring files, but some options will provide a little more value than others. If you’re looking to add storage space to a Nintendo Switch, GoPro, Raspberry Pi or any other compatible device, we’ve thoroughly researched the market…
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The Morning After: Samsung made its own generative AI model
Developed by Samsung Research, Gauss (named after mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss) powers several on-device AI technologies across Samsung products. It will have a few different facets but will do a lot of the same stuff we’ve seen from other generative AI (GAI) models. Gauss Language will handle tasks like translations…
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Google workers publish letter criticizing company’s Israel-Palestine ‘double standard’
A group of Google employees has published an open letter on Medium calling out an alleged double standard in the company related to freedom of expression surrounding the Israel-Palestine war. The essay condemns “hate, abuse and retaliation” within the company against Muslim, Arab and Palestinian workers. The employees who penned…
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The best docking stations for laptops in 2023
Chances are your new laptop has fewer ports than you’d like. For years, companies have been prioritizing thinness and lightness to the detriment of connectivity options. Docking stations give you back some of that versatility — and then some — by combining monitor, Ethernet, USB and other ports into one…
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HP Spectre Fold review: Cutting edge at all costs
It’s rare, but now and then a company will go out on a limb and create a truly cutting-edge device, even if its books take a hit. That’s exactly what HP has done with the Spectre Fold. Despite having the same processor as last year’s ASUS Zenbook 17 OLED, HP’s…
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