What the Tech: Why Apple is facing lawsuits over its AI promises
At issue is how Apple Inc. demonstrated Siri’s future capabilities during its 2024 developer event and in marketing that followed.
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What The Tech: What scams do different age groups fall for the most?
A new Mastercard cybersecurity survey found that 43% of Gen Z and 39% of millennials say they have engaged with scam attempts.
What The Tech: What should go in your storm emergency kit?
You don’t need anything extreme or expensive. Just a few smart tools that help you stay informed and connected when you need it most.
What The Tech App of the Day: Discogs
Discogs is not just for looking up values. You can use it to catalog your entire collection and see what it is worth overall. You can also sell your records directly to collectors. And there are buyers for just about everything.
What The Tech: The perfect gifts for the graduate
These are the kinds of gifts that make life easier, more organized, and a little more fun. And those are the ones graduates tend to remember long after the ceremony is over.
What the Tech: Tech gift ideas for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is just a couple of weeks away. There are some tech gifts that will stick around for years and actually make life easier.
What The Tech: Making sure you “Google search” leads to the best results
Google is trusted by billions of people every day to deliver the best answers in seconds. Type in a question, click one of the first links, and you’re on your way.
But sometimes, those top results aren’t what you’re actually looking for.
What the Tech: What accepting those ‘terms of service and conditions’ actually means
Most of us aren’t going to read the full terms of service. But taking a few minutes to check the “CliffsNotes” version might be one of the smartest things you can do online.
What The Tech App of the Day: Vocabulary
The average person knows around 20,000 words. But in everyday conversation, most of us rely on a much smaller set. Words like “cool,” “okay,” and “awesome” do a lot of heavy lifting. Vocabulary is built to change that.
What The Tech: What A.I. might not be telling you
A lot of people are skipping Google searches altogether and just asking AI. But here’s the problem: they’re not always right. And if you rely on just one, you could be letting yourself up for a mistake.
