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Internet outages are more than just an inconvenience; they can cripple remote work, disrupt smart home functionality, and even pose safety risks. That's why eero's latest device, the eero Max 7, directly addresses this pain point with its backup cellular connectivity. It offers users a tangible sol
By Jeff Liu
Apple's playing catch-up on messaging, and it could finally make texting between iPhones and Android phones less of a digital culture clash. The move to support RCS (Rich Communication Services) with end-to-end encryption aims to bridge the feature gap with other platforms like WhatsApp and Signal,
By Jeff Liu
RabbitMQ, the popular open-source message broker, is ditching its rabbit logo, and Disney's litigious lawyers are likely the reason. This seemingly minor rebranding highlights the increasing importance of protecting intellectual property, even when dealing with open-source projects. Key Points Rab
By Jeff Liu
Amazon is betting big on becoming your go-to pharmacy, escalating its battle with established players like CVS and Walgreens. The promise of same-day prescription delivery to thousands of new locations signals a significant push to capture a larger share of the $500 billion US prescription market.
By Jeff Liu
AI's creep into creative fields has reached a new, and perhaps inevitable, stage: the Winter Olympics. While the use of AI in judging or data analysis might be expected, the Czech ice dancing team's decision to use AI-generated music for their routine highlights both the potential and the pitfalls o
By Jeff Liu
Google just dropped the first developer preview of Android 17, and it's a bigger deal than just a version bump. It's about making apps truly work everywhere, from foldables to tablets, while squeezing more performance out of your Pixel. This early release gives developers a head start in adapting to
By Jeff Liu
Ring's Super Bowl ad showcasing its "Search Party" feature, which uses its network of cameras to find lost pets, subtly reveals a significant escalation in its surveillance capabilities. While presented as a heartwarming service, it demonstrates Ring's ability to track living beings across entire ne
By Jeff Liu
AI projects stall more often than they soar. The bottleneck isn't always cutting-edge models or powerful hardware, but the messy reality of data management. Many companies struggle to deliver clean, consistent, and timely data to fuel their AI initiatives, hindering progress and wasting resources.
By Jeff Liu
That viral AI-generated caricature trend on social media? It's a surprisingly effective data-harvesting technique in disguise. While seemingly innocuous, these prompts provide AI models with a concentrated dose of your personal and professional information, ripe for exploitation by malicious actors.
By Jeff Liu
AI assistants are flooding the market, promising to streamline every aspect of our lives. But are we ready to hand over the keys to our digital kingdoms? My experience testing one such assistant suggests that while the potential is there, the technology—and perhaps our expectations—still need a seri
By Jeff Liu
Samsung’s Unpacked event on February 25th isn't just about new gadgets; it's a strategic play to lock in customer loyalty and capture market share early. By dangling enhanced trade-in deals and early-bird credits, Samsung aims to convert hype into pre-orders and steal a march on competitors in the f
By Jeff Liu
The Breville Bambino Plus espresso machine, now discounted at Amazon, demonstrates that high-end coffee doesn't require barista-level skills or a massive countertop footprint. This deal matters because it makes quality espresso more accessible to home users intimidated by more complex machines. Key
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